Heshiis Federaal ah oo ku saabsan waxbarashada gaarka ah iyo guriga ayaa furmaya arday badan
Hantiwadeenka Mareykanka ayaa soo saaray sharciyo cusub oo ku saabsan barnaamij federaal ah oo lacagta dadka bixiya taxaha ku bixiya waxbarashada gaarka ah iyo barashada guriga, kaas oo bilowgii sanadka dambe furmaya ardayda dhammaan gobollada qaar ee dalka.
Noocyada lacagta iyo xaqqa ardayda
Barnaamijkan cusub wuxuu u ogolaanayaa ardayda inay lacagta ku bixiyaan waxbarashada gaarka ah, barashada guriga, iyo koorsooyin kale oo waxbarasho ah, iyadoo aan loo baahnayn inay ka tagaan waxbarashada dowladda. Ardayda waxbarashada dowladda ayaa sidoo kale waxay u isticmaali karaan lacagtaas si ay u helaan koorsooyin gaar ah iyo xaaladaha gaarka ah.
Shuruudaha ardayda ayaa ah inay yihiin kuwo ka baxsan dugsiga hoose ilaa dugsiga sare, iyadoo qoysaskoodu ay ku guuleystaan ilaa saddex jeer lacagta dhaqaale ee gobolka. Maamulka ayaa sidoo kale ogolaanaya in ardayda caafimaadka iyo kuwa la dhaqaaqo inay u isticmaalaan lacagtaas si ay u helaan koorsooyin gaar ah iyo xaaladaha gaarka ah.
Dadka bixiya taxaha iyo xaqqa lacagta
Dadka bixiya taxaha ayaa u ogolaan kara inay lacag ka bixiyaan barnaamijkan, iyagoo heli kara taxaha federaalka ah ee lacagtaas. Qof kasta wuxuu bixin karaa ilaa $1,700, halka qoysaska isku xiran ay bixin karaan lacag ka badan labo jeer. Lacagtaas waxaa lagu bixin karaa gobollada qaar ee dalka, iyadoo aan loo baahnayn in dadkaas ay ku nool yihiin gobolkaas.
Maamulka ayaa ogolaanaya in ardayda caafimaadka iyo kuwa la dhaqaaqo inay u isticmaalaan lacagtaas si ay u helaan koorsooyin gaar ah iyo xaaladaha gaarka ah. Ardayda caafimaadka iyo kuwa la dhaqaaqo ayaa sidoo kale waxay u isticmaali karaan lacagtaas si ay u helaan koorsooyin gaar ah iyo xaaladaha gaarka ah.
Gobollada qaybta ka ah iyo kuwa diiday
Gobollada qaar ee dalka ayaa diyaar u ah inay qayb ka noqdaan barnaamijkan, iyagoo ka mid ah Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, iyo kuwo kale. Hase yeeshee, gobollada kale ee dalka ayaa diiday inay qayb ka noqdaan barnaamijkan, iyagoo ka mid ah Arizona, Minnesota, Wisconsin, iyo Oregon.
Maamulka ayaa ogolaanaya in ardayda caafimaadka iyo kuwa la dhaqaaqo inay u isticmaalaan lacagtaas si ay u helaan koorsooyin gaar ah iyo xaaladaha gaarka ah. Ardayda caafimaadka iyo kuwa la dhaqaaqo ayaa sidoo kale waxay u isticmaali karaan lacagtaas si ay u helaan koorsooyin gaar ah iyo xaaladaha gaarka ah.
The Trump administration has proposed rules for a new federal scholarship program that will launch on January 1, 2027, allowing nearly all schoolchildren in at least 30 states to apply for funding to cover private school, homeschooling, and other educational expenses.
Program Overview and Eligibility
The Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, the first national school choice scholarship program, will begin operations on January 1, 2027. It establishes a taxpayer-funded incentive for families to choose private or homeschooling options in participating states. About 96% of children in those states should be eligible, according to the department.
Children attending public schools could use the scholarships for extra learning expenses, marking a departure from most state programs that require students to leave public school to qualify. Public school students could use the money for tutoring or special education therapies, although the Republican administration has not provided specific criteria for eligible expenses yet.
Funding Mechanism and State Participation
Taxpayers will have the chance to donate to a scholarship program in a participating state, even if they do not live there, starting January 1. Individuals can donate up to $1,700 and receive a federal tax credit for the same amount in exchange. Federal officials propose a couple filing jointly could give as much as double that.
Scholarship organizations in each state would decide how much to grant to each child who applies, depending on available funds and student need. Children could qualify if they are in elementary through high school and their families earn up to three times the area's median income. States could not turn to laws or regulations to narrow the uses for the scholarships or the type of organization that can grant them.
State Responses and Future Outlook
As of mid-September, 30 states are in for 2027, including Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming. Governors from Arizona, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Oregon have said their states will not join.
In just a few years, after donations from taxpayers pick up, the IRS and the Treasury Department predict the program will direct nearly $26 billion into as many 2.2 million scholarships each year. The federal tax-credit scholarship program was signed into law last year by President Donald Trump as his signature tax breaks and spending cuts bill. The public has 60 days to comment on the Treasury Department's proposed regulations.
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