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…scholarships. Here’s how it would potentially work, as laid out in the bill: Nonprofit organizations apply to the state in order to be eligible to grant ESAs to students—and up…
…there is no constitutional violation when parents, not the state, use educational choice scholarships to choose a religious school for the education of their children. Plaintiffs alleged that the ESA…
…away quality education from almost 100,000 children who are receiving tax-credit scholarships to attend the schools of their choice. After two years of litigation in McCall v Scott, two Florida…
…a report that estimated the savings created by tax-credit scholarships, that lawmakers often do not let taxpayers know where those savings wind up. Are they reallocated to support students in…
…last month for an educational choice briefing and fact-finding trip in Arizona. The Arkansas lawmakers visited schools and parents who access learning options through education savings accounts and tax-credit scholarships….
…Exploring Arizona’s Private Education Sector. [1] Author’s calculations; “School Choice in America,” EdChoice, last modified Dec. 6, 2016, http://www.edchoice.org/school-choice/school-choice-in-america. Assumes 25 percent of scholarships are awarded to students…
…and Washington, D.C.— some education savings accounts, some vouchers, some tax-credit scholarships and some individual tax credits and deductions. There are more than 1 million children using these programs to…
In my continual quest to provide the most comprehensive data possible, I have revamped how we look at the educational choice share, or EdChoice share. This year, the EdChoice share…
…kindergarten through 12th grade via scholarships from nonprofits and/or state-supported vouchers or savings accounts. The funding available to families is usually much stronger than families can claim with simple tax…
…of the scholarships students receive through the state’s Tax Credit Scholarship Program. The bill is now pending before the state senate. A companion bill, SB 902, unanimously passed the Florida…