School choice’ also means ‘tax choice’ in Alabama

School choice’ also means ‘tax choice’ in Alabama

Then Webster learned about the tax-credit scholarship program created in 2013 by the Alabama Accountability Act that serves roughly 4,000 low-income, mostly minority Alabama students. She applied, and Carlos received a scholarship to attend Success Unlimited Academy in Montgomery. “Success Unlimited has been a lifesaver for my son,” Webster wrote. “He … is now considering college. My son never talked about going to college before Success.”