HR 7463 strengthens the Education and Training Voucher program by doing two things, First, increasing the maximum amount that can be awarded annually from $5,000 to $12,000... And second, by giving states the flexibility to provide a short, structured grace period for students who are struggling academically.
Support legislation to expand and modernize the Education and Training Voucher program for foster youth by increasing the maximum annual award from $5,000 to $12,000 and allowing states to provide a short, structured academic grace period.
Occurrences
Evidence
The April 29, 2026 press-release listing on Moran's official House site includes the item "VIDEO: Congressman Moran’s Bipartisan Foster Youth Education Bill Passes Ways and Means Committee Unanimously" and says the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously advanced H.R. 7463.
Assessments
Moran appears to have supported and materially advanced the promised foster-youth voucher legislation by backing H.R. 7463 and helping move it unanimously through the House Ways and Means Committee in April 2026. But the evidence provided shows committee passage only, not enactment into law or completion of the promised policy change. Under the rubric, a serious legislative effort that did not deliver the outcome counts as never, with effort credit.