The Oklahoma Legislature has passed House Bill 3705, raising the Parental Choice Tax Credit cap by $25 million to meet surging family demand for private school options. Gov. Kevin Stitt is poised to sign the measure, which supporters hail as empowering parents but critics decry as draining public school funds. With nearly 40,000 kids already using credits this year, the expansion targets the 2026-2027 school year.[1][2][4]