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Education funding in Connecticut

1 program in Connecticut, checked against the program’s official sources.

Corral is not part of any of these programs. Each program’s administrator decides who qualifies and what can be bought. Use this to find the right program and the right questions, then confirm with them.

  • Federal Scholarship Tax Credit (Educational Choice for Children Act) - state participation

    Tax-credit scholarship · State not taking part for 2027

    Program doesn’t say whether homeschoolers qualify From official sources October 7, 2026

    Scholarships under the federal credit pay for "qualified elementary and secondary education expenses," which federal law ties to a student's enrollment or attendance "at a public, private, or religious school." The law does not mention homeschooling, so whether homeschool costs qualify is not settled in the official text.

    Dates and status: Connecticut is not on the IRS list of states that have elected to participate for 2027 (list as of September 14, 2026; page updated September 16, 2026). No official decision from the Governor has been published; state legislators asked Governor Lamont on June 29, 2026 to opt in. Under federal law a state may still elect, so this could change.

    Official site

  • No statewide program

    Coverage note

    No statewide program found From official sources October 7, 2026

    Connecticut's official education and tax pages list no state ESA, voucher, tax-credit scholarship, K-12 education tax credit, or funding for homeschool families. The state's school choice programs are all public school options. Local scholarships, tax deductions or district programs may still exist; tell us if you know of one.

    Official site

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