Federal Voucher System — Like Florida’s — Would Divert Funding to Private Schools and Home-Schoolers

Bills Legislation and Litigation
Written By Norín Dollard, PhD and Esteban Leonardo Santis, PhD at Florida Policy Institute

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The reconciliation bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives includes a federal tax credit voucher that would provide taxpayer-funded scholarships to pay for tuition at private schools and for home-schooled students. This $5-billion tax credit would divert funding that would otherwise go into federal coffers. This part of the reconciliation bill would make vouchers available to students in every state, even in those states where voters have opposed them like Kentucky, Colorado, and Nebraska, most recently.

Norín Dollard, PhD and Esteban Leonardo Santis, PhD at Florida Policy Institute
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