The Texas House on Thursday filed a sweep of education bills including public school finance and school voucher proposals.

Under House Bill 3, participating families would qualify to receive 85% of the amount public schools receive through state and local funding. The state would distribute the funds through state-managed education savings accounts.

Public school advocates oppose any plan resembling school vouchers saying such programs drain resources from the campuses that educate more than 5 million children in Texas. Supporters of ESAs say families should get state funding for the educational settings that best fit their needs.