Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico is yet to make a final decision on whether New Mexico will participate in a federal education tax credit program for education. Despite initial opposition to the program, she has been urged by Republican lawmakers and the White House to opt in. The program allows taxpayers to obtain a dollar-to-dollar tax credit of up to $1,700 for donating to scholarship-granting organizations that help students attend private schools. Students eligible to receive scholarships as long as their family's annual income does not exceed 300% of their area’s median income. Critics argue that the program could lead to less federal spending on public schools due to less revenue from taxpayers.