North Texas public schools are expected to lose nearly $64 million dollars because of education savings accounts

A local news story from Texas, reported by KERA Dallas (NPR).

Local News · Texas · October 12, 2026

From KERA Dallas (NPR)

Looking at data from Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant counties, analysis found that public schools in those counties stand to lose $64 million dollars in weighted average daily attendance this school year alone, as roughly 7,700 students transition to a private school.

Reported by KERA Dallas (NPR), October 12, 2026. Read the full story at KERA Dallas (NPR) →

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