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voucher proposalThe Philadelphia Inquirer
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Jay-Z’s Roc Nation has thrown its support behind a push for school vouchers in Pennsylvania .
The proposal would designate millions of dollars in the state budget to pay for low-income students to attend private schools.
Vouchers and similar programs have been long favored by Republicans who have been critical of poor-performing public schools.
Critics say the proposal is misguided and will hurt students.
The Pennsylvania Senate is expected to advance legislation to create the voucher program in the coming weeks .
The state budget is due by June 30 , and disagreement over school vouchers last year held up a final budget deal for more than a month .
Advocates on both sides of the issue will be spending millions of dollars trying to influence lawmakers and raise awareness.
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