Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) enable parents to withdraw their children from public, private, or charter schools and receive a deposit of public funds into government-authorized savings accounts.
If you are using ESA funds for your curriculum purchase, you can now buy Apologia through the programs listed below. Select your state to learn more.
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
New Hampshire
North Carolina
South Carolina
Utah
The Creating Hope and Opportunity for Our Students’ Education Act of 2024 (The CHOOSE Act) is administered by the Alabama Department of Revenue (ALDOR). The CHOOSE Act Alabama makes refundable income tax credits called education savings accounts (ESAs) available to support the success of eligible K-12 students in Alabama. An ESA can be used to pay for tuition, fees, and other qualified education expenses at approved Education Service Providers (ESPs) in Alabama. The ESA is for $2,000 per participating student who is participating in a home education program (maximum of $4,000 per family) and administered through ClassWallet.
Learn MoreThe Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) provides funds to cover multiple education expenses such as private school tuition, curricula, educational supplies, tutoring and more. The program is offered though a contract between ClassWallet and the Arizona Department of Education.
Learn MoreThe Education Freedom Account (EFA) program of Arkansas administered by Class Wallet. Beginning with the 2025-2026 school year, all Arkansas students will be eligible to participate in the EFA program. This expansion will provide even more families with access to a growing range of educational options.
Learn MoreStep Up for Students empowers Florida students with personalized PreK3-12 education scholarships. Apologia is a listed vendor for the ESA Personalized Education Program (PEP), FES-Uniquie Abilities Scholarship, and the New Worlds Scholarship.
Learn MoreThe Idaho Empowering Parents program provides eligible families with grant funds for use towards eligible education services and devices to help students recover from learning loss. Eligible students are Idaho students in Kindergarten ages 5-18, regardless of whether they attend a public school, private school, or are homeschooled. The program is offered though a contract between ClassWallet and the Idaho Empowering Parents program.
Learn MoreThe New Hampshire Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) program was created by the State of New Hampshire to help expand educational opportunities for New Hampshire children. Eligible New Hampshire families can use funding to pay for tuition at the school of their choice, tutoring, online learning programs, educational supplies, and other educational expenses. The program is offered though a contract between ClassWallet and the New Hampshire Department of Education.
Learn MoreNorth Carolina’s Education Student Accounts (ESA+) program is available to meet the needs of students with disabilities. Funds may be used to pay tuition and fees for eligible private schools, and for expenses such as speech therapy, tutoring services, and educational technology. The program is offered though a contract between ClassWallet and the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority.
Learn MoreThe Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF) program provides $6,000 scholarships to qualifying South Carolina students. The South Carolina Department of Education administers the ESTF and has contracted with ClassWallet for programmatic support and to manage the distribution of scholarship funds to participating families.
Learn MoreUtah Fits All is a universal school choice scholarship program signed into law in 2023! All K-12 students who are residents of Utah qualify to receive the full amount of $8000 whether they currently attend public, private, homeschool, or are just starting kindergarten. The program is offered through ACE Scholarships, selected by the Utah State Board of Education and administered through ClassWallet.
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