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The program was financed with money from the Minimum Foundation Program, which is meant to be spent on public education.The judge said that money cannot be sent to private or parochial schools.





They are just happy that the entire initiative was not shutdown.

Jindal maintained that the program helped students.

'When we passed this reform, a third of our kids were below grade level. Forty-four percent of our schools were failing...we were spending over a billion dollars of our state tax dollars on failing public schools,' Jindal said.



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