President Donald Trump’s massive tax and spending cuts package, the “big, beautiful bill” passed by Congress last summer, has brought and will continue to bring changes to paying for education. From expenses for K-12 to higher education loan repayment options and more, many of the shifts take effect soon. Here’s a guide to make sure you’re ready.
June 01, 2026
Trump is changing how people pay for school. Here's what you should know
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A new national scholarship tax-credit program could give more families a practical way to consider K–12 private and religious schools, including classical schools, beginning January 1, 2027. Though often described as a voucher, the program works through tax credits of up to $1,700 for qualified donations to approved scholarship organizations, creating a new pathway for public funds to help offset the cost of private education.
For parents drawn to a richer, more formative education but unsure whether they can afford it, this development is worth watching closely. Eligibility will depend on income, state participation, and scholarship availability, but the larger significance is clear: the school-choice landscape is expanding, and more families may soon have greater freedom to seek an education ordered toward wisdom, virtue, and human flourishing.
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After nearly 20 years of homeschooling, this mother is honest about both the work and the gift of educating her children at home.
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Classical Christian education in Africa is not a cultural import or a luxury reserved for the materially secure. It is a humane education that equips students to think, speak, serve, and flourish within their own communities.
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Dr. Andrew Selby reflects on the kind of “deep people” who bring wisdom, stability, and calm during times of crisis, arguing that true depth comes from the combination of knowledge, understanding, and practiced wisdom. He explains how classical Christian education, through great teachers, the study of Scripture and Great Books, and thoughtful discussion, helps cultivate students into thoughtful leaders who can guide others in an unstable world.