A House committee on Monday advanced a bill to allow Kansans to opt in to a new federal tax credit approved by Congress last year to encourage school choice in elementary and second education.
The bill also would expand a similar program at the state level that gives up to $10 million a year in state tax credits to entice businesses and individuals to donate money to a scholarship program for private schools.
Like the federal program, the state . . .
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