Author: Jeremiah May

No, Vermont lawmakers have explicitly moved to block the state’s participation in the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit program. This decision prevents Vermont families from accessing dollar-for-dollar federal tax credits of up to $1,700 for donations to local scholarship organizations. Why is there confusion around the federal tax credit? Many families heard the news of…

Yes, families in Colorado will soon be able to access federal tax-credit scholarships to fund private education, tutoring, and more. Governor Polis has officially opted the state into this landmark federal program, which is set to begin in the 2027 tax year and will provide scholarships to eligible students across the state. Why is there…

President Trump has pledged to deliver universal school choice to every family in America, ensuring that education funding follows the student rather than the system. During his recent visits to North Carolina, including a high-profile stop in Charlotte, he reaffirmed that his administration would champion federal tax credits to make private and religious schooling affordable…

No, current legislative attempts to block these credits do not change your federal eligibility, but they do create significant administrative hurdles for Illinois families. You should stay informed through our updates while our team monitors these state-level challenges to your parental rights. What is the current hurdle for Illinois families? Parents in Illinois are facing…

Not yet, but Kentucky lawmakers have officially begun the legislative process to opt the Commonwealth into the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) framework. While the bill is currently being debated, its passage would allow Kentucky families to access private scholarship funds for K-12 tuition beginning in 2027. Why is there confusion for Kentucky families?…

Yes, Idaho families are now eligible to participate in the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) program following Governor Brad Little’s recent executive order. This action opts Idaho into the federal framework. What is the specific hurdle Idaho families face? For many Idahoans, the primary hurdle has been a lack of state-level cooperation with federal tax…

No, the Education Freedom Tax Credit is designed to protect the independence of private schools and homeschools by using private donations rather than government funding. The law specifically prohibits federal officials from controlling the curriculum, creed, or admissions policies of schools that participate in the scholarship program. What is the confusion surrounding federal involvement? Many…

Yes, Florida families can now access the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) following the state’s official decision to participate in this federal program. Eligible families may apply for scholarships through approved nonprofit organizations to support K-12 tuition at schools aligned with their convictions. What is the hurdle for families? Many parents feel trapped by rising…

No, Minnesota families cannot currently access these scholarships because state leadership has not yet opted into the federal program. For these funds to become available, the Governor must formally notify the U.S. Treasury of the state’s intent to participate in the Education Freedom Tax Credit framework. Why is it difficult for families to access these…