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Monday, August 3, 2009

State helps low-income students attend private schools

For what it would cost Oristela Schwend to send just one of her three children to private school, she sends all of them.

Schwend of Plantation has sent her children to private schools in Broward County for several years using a state program that pays for tuition with money that would otherwise have been available for public purposes

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