H. R. 2691 is a plan to stop the Department of Education and give the money straight to the states to help schools, letting parents choose what's best for their kids' education. It wants to use the money from taxes people pay to decide how much each state gets.

This bill is like a new rule that says if a child comes from a family with less money, the special money that helps them learn at their regular school can also be used if they go to a different kind of school, like a private or charter school, or even for special learning programs. This helps families choose what kind of school is best for their child.

S. RES. 531 wants to set a special week in January 2024 called "National School Choice Week," where everyone can learn about different kinds of schools, like regular public schools, charter schools, and online schools, and how they help kids learn in the best way for them. This week is all about celebrating and learning more about these choices without being political.

The bill wants to let money given by the government for school follow kids wherever they go to learn, like at regular schools, private schools, or even at home, so that all kids can have the same help. It makes sure that kids can use this money for different school things, but it won't change their school lunches or how private schools do things.

This resolution is a way for people in Congress to show they think it's important for parents to have lots of choices about where their kids go to school, like public, private, or home schooling. It suggests that everyone should celebrate and learn more about these choices during a special week at the end of January 2025.

S. RES. 44 wants to make the week of January 26 to February 1, 2025, "National School Choice Week" to remind everyone that choosing between different kinds of schools, like public, private, or homeschool, can help kids learn better. It celebrates everyone's hard work in making schools great and encourages people to learn about and join events on school choices.

S. 487 is a plan to help kids choose different schools by giving them special money for school fees, especially for kids from military families and low-income families. It suggests using some government money to pay for private schools and offers more choices for kids who need extra help, but it also needs to make sure there's enough money left for regular public schools.

The ACE Act is like giving families a bigger piggy bank that they can use to pay for more types of school stuff, like books or homeschooling, and it lets them put more money into it without worrying about some taxes, but some people think this helps rich families more.

S. RES. 133 is about saying "yay" to public schools and making sure they have the money they need to help all kids learn. It doesn't want people to take away any of that money or to make it harder for the Department of Education to help.

The Achieving Choice in Education Act wants to make it easier for families to pay for school by letting them use special savings accounts, called 529 plans, for homeschool costs and to save even more money. It also tries to encourage states to pass school choice laws by giving them extra financial benefits, but some people think it might not be fair for everyone.

H. R. 2386 is a proposal to help make schools better by letting parents and local communities have more say in what happens at their schools and reducing how much the big national government decides. It wants to help parents decide more about their kids' education and make sure the local places know more about how money is being used for schools.