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Chambers, Springwood students apply for CHOOSE Act program

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Over 200 Chambers County students have already applied for Alabama’s CHOOSE Act for the 2025-26 school year, which, if granted, would award them $7,000 toward approved Education Service Providers. The CHOOSE Act (Creating Hope and Opportunity for Our Students’ Education) of 2024 makes refundable tax credits called education savings accounts (ESA). The CHOOSE Act is run by the Alabama Department of Revenue (ALDOR). The ESAs can be used to pay for…

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Chambers, Springwood students apply for CHOOSE Act program

Over 200 Chambers County students have already applied for Alabama’s CHOOSE Act for the 2025-26 school year, which, if granted, would award them $7,000 toward approved Education Service Providers. The CHOOSE Act (Creating Hope and Opportunity for Our Students’ Education) of 2024 makes refundable tax credits called education savings accounts (ESA). The CHOOSE Act is run by the Alabama Department of Revenue (ALDOR). The ESAs can be used to pay for…

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Do education savings accounts increase the cost of private school tuition?

Education savings accounts (ESAs) are taxpayer-funded spending accounts with differing eligibility requirements and usage guidelines depending on the state. Between the 2021–22 and 2022–23 school years, participation in them nearly tripled nationally, rising to roughly 489,000 total students. In some states, ESAs can only be used for private school tuition—that’s why some confuse them with vouchers—but typically they can also be used for tutorin…

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Wyoming Expands School Choice with New Education Savings Accounts

By Kathryn Hickok This month Wyoming became the 15th state to give students universal school choice. Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, any K-12 child in Wyoming may apply for an Education Savings Account of $7,000 per student. The new law also includes preschool children from low-income families. The Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Act allocates $30 million to Education Savings Accounts that will initially serve about 4,000 students. Education …

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Valley Times-News broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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