INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Indiana’s private school voucher program enrollment shot up by 32-percent in this school year.
The state-funded program enrolled 7,095 students at a cost of $439 million from taxpayers. That is up around 40-percent from last year.
The largest increase in enrollment was from students from wealthier families and the average income for a student was up 20-percent from last year to just over $99,000.
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