Arizona School Tuition Organization Association







News CORPORATE INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATIONS (PDF) 2007.11 INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR DONATIONS TO PRIVATE SCHOOL TUITION ORGANIZATIONS: REPORTING FOR 2006 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (PDF) 2007.11 Invoice for 2006-07 Dues (pdf) 2006.4 Statement of Revenues (pdf) 2006.4 VISIT OUR WEBSITE - WWW.ASTOA.COM Are you are looking for information regarding the tax credit and school choice? 2005.10 Forget Fast Times at Ridgemont High If high school students could create a better high school 2005.10 School Choice Continues School choice continues to gain national momentum as a key means to improve student academic achievement. 2005.10 Back to School More Children Than Ever Will Participate in Private School Choice Programs www.AllianceForSchoolChoice.org 2005.8.23 Letter from ChamBria Henderson The Department of Revenue’s 2004 STO Report listed 55 organizations... 2005.6 Goldwater Institute’s Annual Surveys Arizona private schools are a vital segment of our educational landscape. 2005.6 Man for Others Kim Nguyen personifies Brophy College Preparatory’s motto, “Men for Others”. 2005.6 Survey Shows Majority of Arizonans Endorse School Choice Support Strong for Current School Choice Proposals and for Pro-school Choice Candidates 2005.6 Private Schools Half as Expensive as Public Schools: Cost-Effective Way to Ease Enrollment Growth The Goldwater Institute released a new annual survey of Arizona private schools finding the average private elementary and middle school tuition is $3,700, less than half the average per-pupil public school expenditure of $7,800. 2005.1 STOs Generous with Aid: Thrifty with Expenses The State of Arizona’s Tax Credit Law requires School Tuition Organizations (STOs) to allocate a minimum of 90% of its annual revenue for educational scholarships or tuition grants to children so they may attend any qualified school of their parents’ choice. 2005.1 Arizona’s Private Schools Educate Students Not Religions For the past seven years Arizona students have had the opportunity to attend private schools of their choice through our state’s innovative state tax credit program.