Access education funding in 16+ states to pay for homeschool curriculum, co-op classes, private tutoring, online learning platforms, and educational materials.Get $5,000-$8,500 annually per student with Arizona, Florida, Utah, Iowa, and other state programs designed for homeschool families.
Education funding programs provide flexible support for homeschooling families to purchase curriculum, hire tutors, pay for co-op classes, and access educational resources. Use your state funds for approved homeschool expenses.
Discover 500+ approved curriculum providers including Time4Learning, Abeka, BJU Press, Saxon Math, and other popular homeschool resources that accept ClassWallet and Odyssey payments.
Learn how homeschool co-ops can receive education funding, vendor registration requirements, and which states (Arizona, Florida, Utah) allow co-op class expenses to be paid with education savings.
Real homeschool family stories from Arizona, Florida, Utah, and Iowa showing exactly how they use $7,000-$8,500 in annual funding with detailed expense breakdowns and program details.
Compare program award amounts, eligibility requirements, and homeschool-friendly policies across the top states offering Education Savings Account funding for homeschool families.
| State | Program Name | Max Award Amount | Homeschool Friendly | Program Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESA) | $7,000-$8,000 | Universal Access | View Arizona Program → |
| Florida | Personalized Education Program (PEP) | $8,000 | Universal Access | View Florida PEP → |
| Utah | Fits All Scholarship | $8,500 | Universal Access | View Utah Program → |
| Iowa | Students First ESA | $7,635 | Universal Access | View Iowa Program → |
| Arkansas | LEARNS ESA Program | $6,864 | Income Based | View Arkansas ESA → |
| West Virginia | Hope Scholarship | $4,800 | Universal Access | View WV ESA → |
| New Hampshire | Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) | $5,000-$9,500 | Income Based | View NH EFA → |
| Tennessee | Individualized Education Account | $7,300-$9,000 | Special Needs Priority | View TN IEA → |
Education Savings Accounts provide homeschool families with financial flexibility, premium curriculum access, and community learning opportunities while maintaining educational control and customization.
Receive $5,000-$8,500 annually per student to cover curriculum, tutoring, enrichment classes, and educational materials. ESA funding makes high-quality homeschooling affordable for families across all income levels.Arizona: $7-8K • Florida: $8K • Utah: $8.5K • Iowa: $7.6K
Choose your own curriculum, set your own schedule, and tailor education to your child's unique learning style and pace.No one-size-fits-all approach - you maintain complete control over educational philosophy, methods, and content while receiving state financial support.
Access 500+ approved ESA vendors including top curriculum providers (Abeka, BJU Press, Saxon Math, Time4Learning), online learning platforms (IXL, Outschool), specialized tutors, and enrichment programs that might otherwise be financially out of reach.ClassWallet • Odyssey • MyScholarShop platforms
Use ESA funds for co-op classes, group activities, and social learning opportunities (state dependent). Arizona, Utah, and Florida allow ESA payment for co-op tuition and community education programs. Combine the benefits of home education with structured social interaction and collaborative learning.
Common questions about using Education Savings Account (ESA) funds for homeschool curriculum, co-op classes, vendor approval, and program requirements.
Learn your state's ESA rules, confirm required documentation, and identify approved vendors and eligible homeschool expenses.