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yes. every kid. celebrates expansion of Indiana Choice Scholarship Program
In response to the Indiana General Assembly’s universal expansion of the Choice Scholarship Program, yes. every kid. released the following statement: “This is a big win for families and kids across the state,” said Marcus D. San Marino, vice president, government affairs, yes. every kid. “With this expansion, the…
New ad campaign celebrates Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s leadership on education freedom
yes. every kid. launched a new ad celebrating Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s work to expand New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Account (EFA) program. The video praises Gov. Ayotte’s leadership on the issue and will air on WMUR, online and throughout the Granite State. Why it matters: Gov. Ayotte has called for expanding…
yes. every kid. responds: Utah court blocks education freedom for families
A Utah district court has ruled the Utah Fits All scholarship program unconstitutional—jeopardizing education freedom for thousands of families. What we’re saying: “In Utah, families—not judges—know what’s best for their kids. This decision undermines the rights of parents, educators, and the very lawmakers who designed and passed this program. We…
yes. every kid. applauds Texas House passage of universal education freedom
Program would be the largest-ever launch of an education savings account program in the U.S. Today, the Texas House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 2, a major step toward delivering universal education freedom to families throughout the Lone Star State. Why it matters: Universal education freedom has swept the country, and…
Arkansas Legislature Passes Universal Public School Access
Today, the Arkansas House of Representatives passed SB624, landmark legislation that would empower every student with the opportunity to attend any public school in the state—regardless of their ZIP code. The bill, which cleared the Senate last week, now heads to Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders for signature. SB624 will elevate…
New Hampshire House and Senate pass universal Education Freedom Accounts
Today, both chambers of the New Hampshire General Court voted in favor of legislation to expand Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) to every student in the state. Each has been referred to the Committee on Finance. Why it matters: EFAs empower students to direct the state’s share of their per-pupil education…
Wyoming becomes the 15th state to enact universal education freedom
Gov. Mark Gordon today signed legislation enabling every Wyoming student to apply for an education savings account (ESA). The law, which takes effect next school year, makes Wyoming the 15th state to enact universal education freedom. Why it matters: ESAs empower families to tailor their children’s education by purchasing tuition,…
South Carolina House passes universal school choice amid statewide advocacy push
Today, yes. every kid. launched a new TV ad in support of legislation expanding South Carolina’s education savings account (ESA) program. The South Carolina House of Representatives passed S.62 last night, creating a pathway for the program to become universally available to all South Carolina families. The legislation awaits final…
yes. every kid. celebrates Gov. Little’s signature of HB 93
Today, Gov. Brad Little signed HB 93, which establishes a universal refundable tax credit for education expenses. With this signature, Idaho joins a wave of states from throughout the nation to enact universal education freedom, reflecting the growing national trend toward personalized education. This bill is the strongest and most…
Gov. Landry proposes nearly $100 million for GATOR Scholarships
February 20, 2025 Today, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry unveiled his executive budget today, proposing $93.51 million for the GATOR Scholarship program, which empowers families with more control over their child’s education. Why it matters: Last year, legislators passed—and the governor signed into law, the Giving All True Opportunity to Rise…
Idaho Senate passes universal education tax credit for families
Today, the Idaho Senate passed HB 93, which would empower every family with a refundable tax credit for educational expenses. The bill now heads to Gov. Brad Little’s desk for final approval. Why it matters: A December 2024 poll found two-thirds of Idaho voters support a family tax credit for…
yes. every kid. responds to Gov. Morrisey’s State of the State address
Last night during his 2025 State of the State Address, West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey highlighted the state’s progress in expanding education freedom. Why it matters: HOPE Scholarships empower West Virginia families with about $4,400 to direct toward the education that best meets their kids’ needs. Currently, more than 11,000…
yes. every kid. applauds Gov. Kelly Ayotte for championing universal education freedom in budget proposal
This morning, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte called for empowering every kid with eligibility for Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) in her biennial budget address. Why it matters: EFAs empower students to direct the state share of their per-pupil education spending, about $5,200. More than 5,300 New Hampshire kids are using…
yes. every kid. celebrates Gov. Lee’s signing of the Education Freedom Act
Today, Gov. Bill Lee signed the Education Freedom Act into law, providing educational choice to all Tennessee families. The Education Freedom Act establishes a universal scholarship program, making Tennessee the first state in 2025 to enact universal education freedom. “Governor Bill Lee has been a steadfast champion for families and…
Idaho House passes universal education tax credit for families
Today, the Idaho House of Representatives passed HB 93, which would empower every family with a refundable tax credit for educational expenses. The bill now heads to the Senate. Why it matters: A December 2024 poll found two-thirds of Idaho voters support a family tax credit for education, including six-in-ten…
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