2024 state law
Coverage of 2024 state law in the Nexus archive.
- After voucher data leak, Missouri treasurer’s office pointed at its contractor
Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek's office faced criticism after student voucher data was exposed on its website for nearly a year. The office initially blamed software provider ClassWallet for the leak, which included names, parent emails, and scholarship details, but emails suggest the data may have passed through an employee's computer before publication. ClassWallet, a major edtech contractor for voucher programs, disputed the blame.
- These Colorado counties have very different politics. Both now offer tax relief to childcare providers.
Adams County and Douglas County in Colorado, representing different political affiliations, have approved property tax rebate programs for childcare providers under a 2024 state law. The initiatives aim to stabilize the childcare industry by offering financial relief, with rebates starting in 2026, and reflect broader local efforts to support providers facing financial challenges.