Illinois Invest in Kids program ends, but eligible families are eligible in nearby states – reimaginedED

  "Sadly, the state of Illinois is in red, and seems poised to kill the Invest in Ed tax credit that provides 9,000 low-income Illinois children the opportunity to attend private schools.... A remedy however is available for these families: leave Illinois. Your state lawmakers care much more about rent-seeking special interests than they care about your family or your children. Other states not only value you more; they have much better return on investment for your tax dollars. These families are, alas, living in the wrong state."
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Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

Really do not have to tell anyone they should move, it is common knowledge that anywhere but Illinois is better for anything you want to do. Highest costs of taxes, lowest results, stay and pay or flee for fun & Sun.

Old Joe
2 years ago

Hmm, Illinois kids gotta move but there’s plenty of cash for illegals. Somethings wrong with this picture.

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