The Educational Choice for Children Act of 2025 is a plan to give people money back on their taxes when they donate to groups that help pay for kids' school costs, like books or tuition. The goal is to help students from families with less money go to better schools without the government deciding where they can go.

This bill wants to change how the government decides taxes for some private colleges, so they don't have to count certain students, like those not eligible for some aid, when figuring out if they owe extra taxes on their earnings. Plus, these colleges will need to tell the government more details about the number of students they count each year.

The bill is about creating a special program where young people can learn about keeping computers safe from bad guys by doing internships at a government place called the Department of Homeland Security. This program wants kids from all different kinds of schools to join and learn together.

In a new bill, Congress wants some students at private colleges to not count when deciding if these schools need to pay a special tax on their extra money, with the changes starting after 2025.