Governor credits school-choice reforms, notes in‑state tuition kept unchanged
The governor credited education rankings to policy choices including universal school choice and said in-state tuition remained at about $6,300 per year since he took office, using tuition numbers to argue affordability and outcome gains.
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The governor asserted his administration helped make the state "number 1 for education" and attributed that in part to universal school choice and higher-education reforms. He cited the in-state tuition figure directly: "we have the lowest tuition, same price when I took office as it is today, $6,300 a year for in state students."
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