Use Your ESA to Fund Educate Your Way

Educate Your Way is an approved Education Savings Account (ESA) vendor in Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Utah, Arkansas, Arizona, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Wyoming. If your state offers an ESA program, you may be able to use state funds to pay for your child’s personalized, standards-aligned homeschool curriculum—at no out-of-pocket cost. We’re already accepting funds in eleven states: Texas (TEFA, via Odyssey), Missouri, Arkansas, Arizona, New Hampshire, New York (Children’s Scholarship Fund, for New York City families), Tennessee (IEA), West Virginia (Hope Scholarship), South Carolina (ESTF, via ClassWallet), North Carolina (ESA+, via the ClassWallet Marketplace), and Wyoming (Steamboat Legacy, via Odyssey). Louisiana, Georgia, and Utah are coming soon. We’re also an approved vendor for Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA), a public virtual charter school whose families receive supplemental learning funds, with direct ordering coming soon.

Educate Your Way is an approved ESA and school-choice vendor in fourteen states, with funds now accepted in eleven, plus Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA). Use Education Savings Account funds for a complete, personalized Pre-K–8 homeschool curriculum.

What Is an Education Savings Account (ESA)?

Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) are state-funded accounts that give families money to spend on approved educational expenses, including homeschool curriculum, tutoring, testing, and materials. Instead of funding going directly to a public school, it goes to you so you can choose how your child learns.

Which States Can Use ESA Funds for Educate Your Way?

Educate Your Way is currently approved as an ESA or school-choice scholarship vendor in fourteen states, with payments now live in eleven of them. We’ll update this page as each remaining state goes live. We’re also an approved vendor for Idaho Home Learning Academy, a public charter program that works a little differently. See partner school programs below.

Partner School Programs

Some states fund curriculum through public charter or virtual school programs rather than through an ESA paid directly to families. These work differently from the ESA programs above: your child enrolls in the school as a public school student, and the school administers a learning allowance on their behalf. Educate Your Way is an approved vendor in the following partner school programs.

How Do You Use ESA Funds for Educate Your Way?

Each state has its own application process, timeline, and eligibility requirements. Visit your state’s ESA program website to apply. We’ve linked each program above.

How to Pay with ClassWallet

Several ESA programs, including Arkansas, Arizona, and South Carolina, manage funds through ClassWallet , a digital wallet platform. Here’s how to use ClassWallet to pay for Educate Your Way:

What Do You Get with Educate Your Way?

When you use ESA funds for Educate Your Way, your child gets a complete, personalized homeschool curriculum, not a one-size-fits-all program:

What About Other States?

ESA programs are expanding rapidly. As of 2026, 18+ states have active ESA programs, and more are passing legislation each year. We’re actively pursuing approval in additional states.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use ESA funds for homeschool curriculum?

Yes, in most states with ESA or school-choice programs. Curriculum and instructional materials are typically approved expense categories. Educate Your Way is an approved vendor in Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Utah, Arkansas, Arizona, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Wyoming.

Is Educate Your Way an approved ESA vendor?

Yes. Approved in Texas (TEFA), Louisiana (LA GATOR), Georgia (Promise Scholarship), Utah (Fits All), Arkansas (Children’s Educational Freedom Account), Arizona (ESA), Missouri (MOScholars), New Hampshire (EFA), New York (Children’s Scholarship Fund), Tennessee (IEA), West Virginia (Hope Scholarship), North Carolina (ESA+, via ClassWallet), South Carolina (ESTF, via ClassWallet), and Wyoming (Steamboat Legacy, via Odyssey). Now accepting funds in eleven of those states, with Louisiana, Georgia, and Utah coming soon.

How much does Educate Your Way cost vs. ESA funding?

Educate Your Way starts at $34.99/month for the first child. Most state ESAs provide $2,000–$8,000/year, which can significantly reduce your cost or cover it entirely.

Do I need standardized testing if I use ESA funds?

Most ESA programs require annual standardized testing. Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas all require nationally norm-referenced tests. Check your state's specific requirements.

Which states accept ESA funds for Educate Your Way?

We're approved in fourteen states and now accepting funds in eleven: Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Arizona, New Hampshire, New York, Tennessee, West Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Wyoming. Louisiana, Georgia, and Utah are coming soon. We're also an approved Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA) vendor, with direct ordering coming soon.