Alabama's
scholarship tax credit programs follow in the footsteps of at least six similar tax credits dating to the 1970s that give students a choice of public, private or religious schools, demonstrating that scholarship tax credits are constitutional.
Not exact matches
In school choice
programs that enable parents (through Education
Scholarship Accounts or
Tax Credit Scholarships) to withdraw their children from the public school and enroll in a private school, it is generally only the funding appropriated by the state that
follows a student who departs a public school.
In The
Tax -
Credit Scholarship Audit, EdChoice Director of Fiscal Policy and Analysis Dr. Martin Lueken
follows up on previous work examining the fiscal effects of private school choice
programs on state governments, state and local taxpayers and school districts.
The proposal creates a $ 150 million
program to provide
tax credits for the
following: donations to
scholarships for low - and middle - income students to attend non-public schools or public schools outside of their home districts; donations to public school educational improvement
programs such as prekindergarten and afterschool activities; eligible tuition expenses; and teacher expenses, up to $ 200, for the purchase of classroom supplies and materials.
Texans for Education Opportunity Founder and Co-Chair Stacy Hock today issued a statement
following the Senate Committee on Education's passage of Senate Bill 3, which would establish an education savings account and
tax credit scholarship program in the State of Texas: