Governors should encourage market competition in education rather than shy away from it. This approach may offer new opportunities for families seeking educational alternatives.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro (D) is engaged in his reelection efforts, as shown Saturday in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Known for his pragmatic approach, Gov. Shapiro has the chance to further demonstrate his leadership by embracing recent policy changes.
Starting January 1, a new federal policy allows Americans to claim a tax credit of up to $1,700 for donations to nonprofit scholarship-granting organizations in states that participate. Couples filing jointly can claim up to $3,400. These contributions will assist families in covering educational costs, potentially increasing access to diverse educational options.
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