A Scholarship That Meets The Needs of Diverse Learners

Let's Go Tutoring is a provider of educational services for students who receive ESA funds!

Government-sponsored scholarships enable families to save money on tutoring, homeschooling, and other educational resources with the help of Education Scholarship Accounts. For families who choose to withdraw their children from public or charter schools in favor of an alternative educational setting, certain states in the United States provide Education Scholarship Accounts (also known as Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, Education Savings Accounts, or ESAs).  When a family receives an ESA, the government offers financial assistance to cover the cost of the child's education.

Online education, homeschooling, private education, tutoring, community colleges, higher education, and other educational instruments or materials are typically covered by ESA financing

ESAs remove financial barriers to education for families who need resources other than public schools. Amounts of money totaling more than $650 million are provided to certain families every year. 

Parents typically use an internet platform to access these funds, making it simple for them to use the money for their children's specific educational requirements. Families that homeschool their children, in particular, may decide to utilize the money from their education scholarship account to pay for online education and coaching

Due to the state's ability to cover the cost of their DIY educational initiatives, homeschooling parents can be confident that their children will have access to resources that are comparable to those available to a family enrolled in public school.

Additionally, it enables families who have been delaying enrolling their children in alternative schooling due to tight budgets, full-time employment obligations, or other financial obstacles to do so with assurance that they can pay for the necessary support. 

In which states are education scholarship accounts available?

12 U.S. states currently offer Education Scholarship Accounts (ESAs) or similar scholarship funds: Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia.

The requirements for program eligibility, scholarship levels, and how families can use ESA funding vary by state. For more information on how to apply and meet the requirements for an education scholarship account, residents of participating states may visit the state's ESA websisite.

Do I qualify for the Education Scholarship Account?

Your child's eligibility for an Education Scholarship Account will be determined in accordance with state regulations.  Although each state has its own requirements for ESA funds, the following are typical ones:

• Children with special needs

• Children with an IEP (individualized education program)

• Children with a CSEP (choice special education plan)

• Children who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch

• Children of active-duty or deceased members of the military

• Children of parents with vision or hearing impairments

• Children who have previously received an ESA

Review the program and qualifications in your state to see if your child qualifies for an Education Scholarship Account to help pay for their education:

• Arizona — Empowerment Scholarship Account

• Florida — Family Empowerment Scholarship

• Georgia — Families With Special Needs Reimbursement

• Indiana — Education Scholarship Account

• Mississippi — Equal Opportunity for Students With Special Needs ESA

• Missouri — MOScholars K-12 Scholarship Program

• New Hampshire — Education Freedom Account

• North Carolina — Education Student Account (ESA+)

• Ohio — Afterschool Child Enrichment Educational Savings Program

• Tennessee — Education Savings Account

• Texas - Supplemental Special Education Services

• West Virginia — Hope Scholarship Program

Using an Education Scholarship Account

Typically, an online portal like ClassWallet is used to access Education Scholarship Accounts (ESAs). Scholarship levels and requirements are set by each state before a resource is approved for ESA funding.

Either propose educational possibilities for state approval, or use the state's selected scholarship portal to directly purchase resources that have already been approved. Let's Go Tutoring has been approved to provide students with educational services using classwallet.