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School Choice in Kansas

Kansas offers 1 school choice program serving 2,360 students.

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Programs
2,360
Students Enrolled

Available Programs

Tax Credit for Low Income Students Scholarship Program

Tax CreditActive
Up to
$8,000
per student

Kansas's first school choice program, launched in 2015. Provides 70% tax credits to individuals and businesses that donate to Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs). Scholarships cover tuition, fees, and transportation expenses at qualified private schools for students from families at or below 250% of federal poverty guidelines.

2,360 students enrolledEst. 2014Grades K-12

School Choice in Kansas

Kansas offers the Tax Credit for Low Income Students Scholarship Program (2014), providing 70% tax credits for donations to SGOs that fund scholarships for students from families at or below 250% FPL. The $10 million annual cap limits participation to roughly 3,100 students. Pending legislation (HB2136) may expand eligibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What school choice programs are available in Kansas?
Kansas offers 1 school choice program: Tax Credit for Low Income Students Scholarship Program. These programs serve 2,360 students statewide.
Who is eligible for school choice programs in Kansas?
Eligibility varies by program. Requirements may include income limits, student categories (special needs, foster care, military families), grade level restrictions, or prior public school attendance. Use our eligibility calculator to check your family's qualifications.
How much funding is available through Kansas school choice programs?
The maximum award available is $8,000 per student per year. Actual amounts vary by program and may depend on factors like grade level, student needs, and program type.
How do I apply for school choice programs in Kansas?
Each program has its own application process and timeline. Visit the individual program pages above for specific application instructions, deadlines, and required documentation. You can also use our eligibility calculator to find which programs you may qualify for.

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