–Quote from the Institute for Justice (April 2007)
Enacted 2011 • Launched 2011
Indiana provides a tax deduction for individuals who make educational expenditures on behalf of their dependent children. Any taxpayer who has a child already enrolled in private school or who is homeschooled is eligible to claim up to a $1,000 tax... Read More
Indiana’s Choice Scholarship Program allows students in low- and middle-income families to receive vouchers to attend private school. Read More
Enacted 2009 • Launched 2010
Indiana’s School Scholarship Tax Credit program allows individuals and corporations to claim a 50 percent tax credit for contributions to approved Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs), nonprofits that provide private school scholarships. There is... Read More
1/10/2011
The “Indiana K-12 & School Choice Survey" project, commissioned by The Foundation for Educational Choice and conducted by Braun Research Incorporated (BRI), measures Indiana registered voters’ awareness and opinions... Read More
9/2/2009
Jeb Bush campaigned for Governor on a clear and bracing set of education reforms in 1998. Having won office, he immediately pursued a dual track strategy of education reform: standards and accountability for public schools, choice options for... Read More
4/22/2009
Indiana legislators are currently debating the merits of a proposal to adopt a statewide tuition scholarship tax credit program. The proposed program would make available $5 million in tax credits that businesses and individuals could claim by making... Read More
2/10/2009
Indiana has a long history of embracing tax credits to achieve desirable public policy goals, according to a report released today by Indiana's Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice and the DC-based Institute for Justice. The report also finds that... Read More
11/1/2006
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10/1/2006
This study finds that one year’s worth of high school dropouts cost Indiana taxpayers $62.5 million per year in lost tax revenue and higher Medicaid and incarceration costs, or about $3,000 per dropout per year. Indiana districts with higher... Read More
7/1/2005
This study analyzes and explains Indiana’s school finance system, finding that it is less transparent and less student-centered than the systems of neighboring states. Read More
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