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School choice in Alabama is expanding, giving families more opportunities to find the educational environment that best meets their child’s needs. But with new programs and updates happening quickly, it can be challenging to understand how each opportunity works and how they fit together. In the latest episode of Bama Knows Education, we take a closer look at three key programs shaping the future of education in Alabama: the Alabama Accountability Act (AAA) Scholarship Program, the CHOOSE Act, and the new Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.
Can Alabama AAA Scholarship donors choose a specific school? Learn how tax credit scholarship contributions work and how your donation supports students statewide.
Starting in 2027, Alabama taxpayers can redirect up to $1,700 in federal tax liability to support K-12 scholarships through the Education Freedom Tax Credit.
Learn how the Alabama AAA Scholarship Program turns tax credits into educational opportunity.
For 250 years, freedom has opened doors. See how educational opportunity is helping Alabama families build brighter futures.
See how Alabama families, schools, and donors can benefit from the Education Freedom Tax Credit.
From student-run restaurants to workforce training, a new Montgomery microschool is redefining education.
School choice is about more than accessing existing schools. It's also empowering educators to create new options. Read how Alabama educator Monette Mottenon is helping shape the future of educational opportunity.
New federal guidance signals major school choice opportunities ahead for Alabama families.
A new survey from EdChoice highlights something we've been seeing across the country: more families are actively looking for educational options that better meet their children's needs. But the most interesting finding isn't that parents are changing schools—it's why they're making the switch.
