An Act relative to educational freedom

This bill establishes a new state-funded program called "promise scholarship accounts" that allows parents to withdraw public education funds for their children's private schooling or other qualified educational expenses. To qualify, students must have attended a public school for at least six weeks in the previous year, and their parents must sign an agreement promising to provide instruction in core subjects like reading, math, and science while agreeing not to return to a public school. The funds can be used for private school tuition, tutoring, therapy services, curriculum purchases, and approved technology, but the program excludes students currently receiving special education in private schools or those enrolled in prison education programs.