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Secretary McMahon Discusses School Choice and Tax Credits in New Hampshire

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited schools in Manchester, New Hampshire, as part of a nationwide tour. McMahon supported school choice programs, noting that the states are the innovators. She also mentioned that the federal government plans to implement a nationwide school tax credit program next year.

From capeandislands.org

Why it matters

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The discussion of school voucher programs and a potential nationwide tax credit program relates directly to how public funds are allocated to education. McMahon spoke in support of existing school choice programs in New Hampshire, including the school voucher program.

Linda McMahon is currently touring various states to discuss and promote education policy initiatives.

From capeandislands.org

Who's involved

  • Linda McMahonUnited States Secretary of Education who promoted school choice programs
  • New HampshireThe state where McMahon visited schools and discussed policy
  • RepublicansThe political group whose initiatives for school choice were mentioned in New Hampshire
  • ManchesterThe city in New Hampshire where McMahon visited public and private schools

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • McMahon's advocacy for a nationwide tax credit program could expand the Department of Education's operational scope.

  • The planned nationwide tax credit program might require Internal Revenue Service administration and processing.

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