School Vouchers - As introduced, requires private schools that participate in the education savings account program or the individualized education account program to publish various items on the school's website; requires private schools that participate in either program to ensure educators hold a valid license to teach; requires students participating in either program to be administered various assessments. - Amends TCA Title 49.

HB 1214 (School Vouchers) requires private schools participating in Tennessee's education savings account (ESA) or individualized education account (IEA) programs to: (1) publish lesson plans, syllabi, library materials, and academic standards online; (2) ensure all educators hold valid teaching licenses; and (3) administer state standardized tests (TCAP or equivalent) to participating students annually, with grade-specific requirements for K-3 reading screeners and 11th-grade exams. The bill directly affects private schools in the voucher programs and their students, mandating transparency and academic accountability. It exempts students with disabilities from certain testing requirements as outlined in their IEPs. The law would take effect July 1, 2025, if passed.