Albany Standard

Governor Brian P. Kemp has signed Senate Bill 233, the “Georgia Promise Scholarship Act,” into law. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Greg Dolezal, creates the Georgia Education Savings Authority and establishes promise scholarship accounts funded by the state. Sen. Dolezal expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “As we celebrate the signage of SB 233, the “Georgia Promise Scholarship Act,” we are affirming a commitment to the future of our state’s students and families.”

Rep. Todd Jones also praised the legislation, emphasizing the importance of providing Georgia’s students with quality education options. He stated, “The signing of the “Georgia Promise Scholarship Act” marks a significant victory for Georgia’s students and families, underscoring our commitment to putting children at the heart of education policy.”

Governor Kemp highlighted the significance of the new law in enhancing educational opportunities for Georgia students. He emphasized the importance of providing choices for families in education and commended the collaborative effort that led to the passage of the bill.

Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones commended Sen. Dolezal's leadership in advancing education initiatives in Georgia and thanked Governor Kemp for his support of school choice. He emphasized the importance of continuing to work towards providing parents with the resources needed to meet their children's unique educational needs.

The “Georgia Promise Scholarship Act” represents a significant step towards expanding educational opportunities and choices for students in Georgia.