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Mississippi Dyslexia Therapy Scholarship Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships Fiscal Research & Education Center Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships From Our Perspective Documentary Fiscal Research & Education Center Mississippi Dyslexia Therapy Scholarship for Students with Dyslexia Program Mississippi has the nation’s only school choice program created exclusively for students with dyslexia.
It allows students with dyslexia to receive vouchers to attend nonresident public schools or accredited nonpublic schools that provide dyslexia therapy. The voucher amount is equal to the state share of per – student funding under the state aid formula, with no additional factors. Parents must make up any difference between the voucher amount and the school’s tuition and fees.
Private schools that wish to participate in this program must fulfill several requirements, including being a state accredited nonpublic special purpose school that emphasizes instruction in speech-language therapy and intervention as its primary purpose . They also must be academically accountable to the child’s parent or guardian.
The voucher is not available to fund homeschooling, virtual schools, or students in juvenile detention schools. Funding Mechanism: A set-aside within the state aid formula Honorable Mention Fact: This is the only choice program exclusively serving students with dyslexia.
(Last updated December 16, 2025) The voucher may only be used to pay tuition and fees at state-approved private schools that emphasize instruction in dyslexia intervention. (Last updated December 16, 2025) View program requirements for parents , schools , and scholarship granting organizations by clicking on each hyperlink. (Last updated December 16, 2025) Miss.
Code Ann. §§ 37-173-1 through 29 (Last updated April 21, 2025)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Students with dyslexia in Mississippi. Private schools must be state-accredited nonpublic special purpose schools emphasizing speech-language therapy and intervention. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows equal to the state share of per-student funding under the state aid formula (average account value ~$6,847 in 2025). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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