Supporters argue the growth of the voucher program reflects strong interest from families seeking alternatives to traditional public schools. In a statement, TennesseeCAN praised lawmakers for increasing access.
“This expansion means that more families, regardless of their background or income, can choose to send their child to the public school, charter school or private school that will best support their individual learning needs,” said TennesseeCAN Executive Director Chelsea Crawford.
“We look forward to Gov. Bill Lee signing this bill into law,” Crawford added.



