Most Oklahoma Students Are Eligible for a Private-School Scholarship — Right Now
Survey data tell us that, for whatever reason—whether it's school safety, moral values, academic rigor, or whatever the case may be—one in three Oklahomans would like to send their children to a private or parochial school.
They may not realize that, perhaps surprisingly, most Oklahoma students are already eligible for a scholarship.
Oklahoma has two programs to choose from:
[1] Most students in Oklahoma are eligible to apply for a private-school scholarship funded by private donations (for which donors receive a state tax credit). Click here to learn more about the program. And to explore schools, click here, here, here, or here, for example.
[2] Many students in Oklahoma—special-education students, foster kids, children adopted out of state custody, and more—are eligible for a Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship. Click here to learn more about the program.
Oklahoma has two programs to choose from:
[1] Most students in Oklahoma are eligible to apply for a private-school scholarship funded by private donations (for which donors receive a state tax credit). Click here to learn more about the program. And to explore schools, click here, here, here, or here, for example.
[2] Many students in Oklahoma—special-education students, foster kids, children adopted out of state custody, and more—are eligible for a Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship. Click here to learn more about the program.
