TN lawmakers approve $52.8B spending plan as school voucher agreement hopes flounder
House Speaker Cameron Sexton, R-Crossville, presides over the House during a legislative session Thursday, April 18, in Nashville. (George Walker IV/AP Photo)
Even with the budget approved in the House and Senate, lawmakers still remained divided on whether they’ll advance any proposal to spend vastly more public money to send students to private schools throughout the state.
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