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US Moves Closer to Offering National Private School Choice
- On June 26, 2025, new instructions were released to assist states in utilizing federal funds more effectively to broaden school choice options and enhance the performance of struggling schools.
- This guidance builds on increasing state efforts, including 624 school choice proposals introduced in 2025, and initiatives like Louisiana's voucher program led by Gov. Jeff Landry.
- Indiana's Choice Scholarship program grew by 8% from 2023-24 to 2024-25, serving about 76,000 voucher students, many never enrolled in public schools, while critics note the program now aids some wealthier families.
- The Senate proposed $4 billion yearly in tax credits and the House approved $5 billion for a national school choice program, aiming to become the first federally sponsored voucher initiative nationwide.
- These developments imply a continued push for parental choice in education, with concerns over program cost, equity, and a cautious legislative approach to expanding eligibility.
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States with school choice: A comprehensive guide
The old one-size-fits-all model is being replaced — one state at a time. The traditional American K-12 education model is failing kids by not preparing them to leverage their unique gifts and contribute to society. And with over 80% of Americans supporting school choice, the path forward is clear: Families deserve the power to choose the best education for their kids. New Hampshire expands education freedom. In 2025, New Hampshire passed Senate …
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Trump administration pushes states to use federal funds for public school choice
(The Center Square) − The U.S. Department of Education has issued new guidance aimed at expanding how states can use federal education funds to support school choice programs, as the debate over Louisiana’s new voucher system continues to heat up.…
Trump pushes use of federal funds for public school choice - Washington Examiner
(The Center Square) − The U.S. Department of Education has issued new guidance aimed at expanding how states can use federal education funds to support school choice programs, as the debate over Louisiana’s new voucher system continues to heat up. In a letter sent this week to all state education chiefs, the Trump administration encouraged states to leverage Title I funds under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to create more education …
U.S. Department Of Education Eyes School Choice As Key To Turning Around Failing Schools
New Federal Guidance Empowers States to Boost Student Options in Struggling Schools The U.S. Department of Education (USDE) today issued new guidance to states, emphasizing the strategic use of federal funds to expand education choice for students in underperforming schools while simultaneously driving school improvement efforts. The guidance, disseminated by the Office of Elementary and […] U.S. Department Of Education Eyes School Choice As Key…
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