9 in 10 Students Expected to Be Eligible for Education Freedom Tax Credit

Freedom Scholarships Could Reach 52M Students, 2.5M in NY - Internewscast Journal

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52M students could get ‘Freedom’ scholarships — including over 2.5M in NYS

Nearly 52 million students nationwide in public, private or charter schools could be eligible for federal "freedom" scholarships, including more than 2.7 million students in New York State, according to a new report released Tuesday.

Map shows where 52 million children may be eligible for new scholarships

The Education Freedom Tax Credit, or EFTC, was signed into law last summer.

Up to 51 Million Children Could Benefit From Federal School Choice Tax Credit Program, Report Says

The vast majority of K–12 students in the United States would be eligible for scholarship money under the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit program scheduled to begin in the 2027–2028 academic year, a new report indicates. The American Federation for Children, a policy center that advocates universal school choice, on July 28 released an analysis stating that 30.9 million children in the 31 states that have opted into the program are eligible…

9 in 10 students expected to be eligible for Education Freedom Tax Credit

The nation’s first and sweeping school choice program kicks in next year, when 51.7 million students are expected to be eligible, according to a report.

Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit could reach over 51 million students nationwide; Indiana among states opting in

INDIANA — A new analysis released by the American Federation for Children (AFC) reveals that 51.7 million children across the United States could benefit from the upcoming federal Education Freedom Tax Credit program. The figures represent approximately 91.7% of the total K–12 student population in the nation, spanning public, private, and charter school systems. The nationwide initiative is officially scheduled to launch for the 2027–2028 acad…