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Kansas options for homeschoolers: tax credit scholarships, the new federal scholarship tax credit, part-time public school enrollment, and activities access.
Iowa options for homeschoolers: the Tuition and Textbook Credit (up to $500 per child), Students First ESAs, dual enrollment, and federal tax credit status.
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Indiana options for homeschoolers: the $1,000 per-child tax deduction, INESA, Choice Scholarships, and federal tax credit status.
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Illinois options for homeschoolers: the K-12 Education Expense Credit (up to $750), federal tax credit status, part-time enrollment, and driver's ed.
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Idaho options for homeschoolers: the Parental Choice Tax Credit (up to $5,000; apply from Jan. 15), HB 934 changes, the federal tax credit, and dual enrollment.
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Hawaii options for homeschoolers: no voucher or ESA, federal tax credit status, charter schools, and public school services like free state testing.
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Georgia options for homeschoolers: the Georgia Promise Scholarship (apply Nov. 1-30, 2026), tax credits, and public school services like dual enrollment.
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Florida options for homeschoolers: the PEP education savings account, other state scholarships, the federal tax credit for 2027, and public school services.
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D.C. options for homeschoolers: federal tax credit status for 2027, free statewide tests, AP exams, DCSAA sports petitions, Kids Ride Free, and My School DC.
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Delaware school choice for homeschoolers: no state ESA or voucher, federal tax credit status for 2027, Public School Choice dates, and sports rules.
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