“UTAH FITS ALL” PROGRAM

COVERS: private tuition, fees, homeschooling, tutoring, software, computers, prep courses, assessment, exams, transportation, and more.

After appropriating $42 million last year for their ESA program and before the program has even officially launched, pro-voucher Utah legislators are now asking for $150 million, citing unanticipated high demand from families already enrolled in private school. (Source)

ARIZONA’S “EMPOWERMENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM”

COVERS: private tuition, fees, homeschooling, tutoring, transportation, software, tablets, audio/visual players, computers, computer accessories, small office equipment, prep courses, assessment, exams,, games, Legos/blocks, event tickets, office furniture, and more

After the state’s voucher program has skyrocketed since its expansion in 2022, Arizona is facing a $400 million dollar shortfall and another $450 million dollar deficit in the coming year. (Source, Source)

“INDIANA CHOICE SCHOLARSHIPS” VOUCHER PROGRAM

COVERS: tuition (source)

Higher income families can now participate in ESA vouchers, and students no longer have to meet need-based criteria. Roughly 97% of students will now qualify for private school subsidies from tax payers. (Source)

OHIO’S “EDUCATIONAL CHOICE” VOUCHER PROGRAM

COVERS: tuition (source)

In 2005, lawmakers approved a budget allowing 3,000 low-income students to use vouchers at a cost of $5 million. By 2023, the voucher program had eliminated income requirements and ballooned to  cost Ohio taxpayers $628 million in private tuition subsidies. (Source)