Pennsylvania Senate Proposes $8,000 Education Tax Credit

The plan would allow families to offset private school and homeschooling costs, facing opposition from the governor and House Democrats.

The Child Learning Investment Tax Credit offers up to $8,000 per student for educational expenses.
The proposal diverges from last year's $100 million school voucher plan rejected by House Democrats.
Governor Shapiro opposes the new tax credit bill, which is set for a Senate Finance Committee vote.
Critics argue the bill could divert significant funds from public schools and cost over $2 billion annually.
Supporters claim the tax credit empowers parental choice in education.