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Congress recently passed the first federal education tax credit, providing billions of dollars to scholarship-granting organizations that support tuition, tutoring, special-needs resources, school supplies and technology for both public and private school students. This program is funded by individual taxpayers who receive dollar-for-dollar tax credits on their federal tax returns, up to $1,700 a year for contributions to K-12 scholarship organizations. If Maryland opts in, many thousands of students will be able to attend the private school of their choice. This also allows parents to make full use of living in a First Amendment society by choosing a school that best reflects their values – whether a science-based academy, an arts school, or a religious school, all subject to state standards in education. Under this law, states must affirmatively opt in to accept these scholarship funds. Gov. Wes Moore has said that acceptance is currently “up in the air.” Please tell Gov. Moore that Maryland must opt in to this federal tax credit before the program’s January 1, 2027, deadline. Doing so:
If you believe that Maryland families deserve more educational opportunity, call or email Gov. Moore and urge him to opt in to the federal Educational Choice for Children Act. Comments are closed.
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