Give families who homeschool some tax deductions. They pay for 100% of everything for their children’s education. Sometimes homeschool is the only option.
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You are so right homeschooling is hard on a family and quite the struggle but very rewarding.
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Allow for communities to set up homeschool classrooms where you hire your teachers, pick your curriculums, teach self-survival techniques, allow volunteers to come and teach trades, Give these classrooms incentives and funds to get started and to thrive. Make them tax exempt.
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I’d like to see a $10K full tax credit for taxpayers who have a family member(s) who are using educational options other-than the public school system. As a grandparent of 5 home school grandkids, I’d love for my daughter’s family to be able to take the credit, as a grandparent, since the cost is greater than $10K, I’d like to be able to take the credit to help her. There are also Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and Siblings who should be able to chip in. I’m not proposing a giveaway, receipts must be kept, and the credit would only extend to cover the costs.
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In the United States, the average amount spent per public school student in fiscal year (FY) 2022 was $15,633. This was an 8.9% increase from the previous year, the largest percentage increase in over 20 years.
This is done through co-ops, but the opportunity for co-op funding should would be wonderful.
Not all states allow homeschool co-ops. I live in Wisconsin and ours is one such state.
The WHOLE point of Homeschool is to be INDEPENDENT.
I’d pay homeschooling parents as part of a “lifelong education voucher” concept.
Here some details how I would go about it: