The school choice movement might have much to look forward to next year once President-elect Donald Trump is back in the White House.
School choice advocates are gearing up for potential advancement of policy at the federal and state levels. They are preparing to push for expanding these policies, including tax credit scholarships, under a GOP-controlled Congress.
“I know that there’s certainly going to be a push in Congress for a federal tax credit scholarship for school choice,” Ed Tarnowski, a policy and advocacy director for EdChoice, told The Hill.
Vice President-elect JD Vance has been a vocal supporter of school choice initiatives, having backed the Educational Choice for Children Act, a measure that incentivizes donations to nonprofits that offer K-12 scholarship funds through tax credits.
While Trump did not push heavily for school choice during…
