Principle Criteria
Free Enterprise
Property Rights
Personal Responsibility
Limited Government
Individual Liberty
Digest
HB 3 establishes an Education Savings Account (ESA) program, allowing state funds to be allocated directly to parents for approved education-related expenses. The program is designed to provide financial assistance to families seeking private school tuition, homeschooling materials, tutoring services, or other educational resources. The bill sets up a state-administered program fund to manage ESA disbursements and limits the number of certified educational assistance organizations that can facilitate payments. Eligibility extends to students who would otherwise attend public school, with priority given to children from lower-income households or those with disabilities. The law places financial caps on total program spending and provides regulatory oversight to prevent misuse of funds​.
Author
Bradley Buckley
James Frank
Todd Hunter
Cody Harris
Greg Bonnen
Co-Author
Daniel Alders
Trent Ashby
Cecil Bell, Jr.
Keith Bell
Ben Bumgarner
Angie Chen Button
Briscoe Cain
Giovanni Capriglione
David Cook
Tom Craddick
Charles Cunningham
Pat Curry
Mano DeAyala
Mark Dorazio
Paul Dyson
Caroline Fairly
Gary Gates
Stan Gerdes
Caroline Harris Davila
Richard Hayes
Cole Hefner
Hillary Hickland
Janis Holt
Andy Hopper
Lacey Hull
Carrie Isaac
Helen Kerwin
Stan Kitzman
Marc LaHood
Brooks Landgraf
Jeff Leach
Terri Leo-Wilson
Mitch Little
Janie Lopez
A.J. Louderback
David Lowe
J. M. Lozano
John Lujan
Shelley Luther
Don McLaughlin
John McQueeney
William Metcalf
Morgan Meyer
Brent Money
Matt Morgan
Candy Noble
Mike Olcott
Tom Oliverson
Angelia Orr
Jared Patterson
Dennis Paul
Katrina Pierson
Keresa Richardson
Nate Schatzline
Michael Schofield
Alan Schoolcraft
Matthew Shaheen
Joanne Shofner
Shelby Slawson
John Smithee
David Spiller
Valoree Swanson
Carl Tepper
Tony Tinderholt
Steve Toth
Ellen Troxclair
Cody Vasut
Denise Villalobos
Wesley Virdell
Trey Wharton
Terry Wilson
Contact the Author
Rep. Bradley Buckley
Capitol Phone:
(512) 463-0684
Capitol Office:
EXT E2.510
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