Oklahoma Legislation Affecting Homeschool Or Education Autonomy To Support Or Oppose
February 3, 2025Oklahoma Legislation Affecting Homeschool Or Education Autonomy To Support Or Oppose
Oklahoma Legislation Affecting Homeschool Or Education Autonomy To Support Or Oppose
Jana Belcher and Robert Scott discussed the significance of homeschooling in Oklahoma, emphasizing its freedom compared to other states. They expressed concerns over the recent Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit, arguing it threatens that freedom. A petition is available for those wishing to help remove homeschoolers from the tax credit.
In 2023, HB1934 created ‘Universal School Choice’ in Oklahoma, allocating public tax dollars to private education. This legislation raised concerns among some, questioning the impact of public funding on private schools’ autonomy. Recently, it was discovered that the federal government has an Office of Non-Public Education, which deals with private schools that receive federal funds, amplifying concerns about governmental control over education.
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