Minnesota used to promise all children a quality education that sets them up for college, a career, and life. That promise has been broken! Half of our kids can’t read or do math at grade level!
With parental choice through Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), Minnesota families can use the basic funds already allocated by the state to customize their child’s unique educational needs — from tuition at any private school to homeschooling.
How would $7,000 per year change your child’s education experience?
Let your legislators know you support the $7,000 Education Savings Account in HF19/SF244 by sending an email today.
Finally, a state program that directs $7,000 to families to pay for the best education they choose.
That’s $7,000 per year, per child.
Minnesota once led the nation in education reform. We adopted education tax credits in the early 1990s and were the first state to try charter schools and open enrollment. But we have lost our leadership position as other states have adopted school choice programs, leapfrogging us in academic achievement.
As measured by the 2024 Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs), 50.3 percent of tested students do not meet grade-level reading standards and 54.7 percent do not meet grade-level math standards.
ESAs will give Minnesota families the freedom and resources to access a learning environment that matches their education goals and values.
The time has come for real school choice!
Fill out the form at the top of the page to contact your legislators and urge them to support $7k for Kids.
