New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) program, a voucher system allowing families to use public funds for private education, has experienced rapid growth. Enrollment has nearly doubled, reaching 10,000 students, prompting both support for personalized learning and concerns about the financial strain on public schools. The program’s expansion and budget implications continue to fuel debate.
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