Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA) Curriculum
Educate Your Way is an approved Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA) vendor. IHLA is a tuition-free public virtual charter school serving Idaho students statewide, and enrolled families receive supplemental learning funds they can spend with approved vendors on curriculum and educational services. Direct ordering for Educate Your Way is coming soon. This guide explains how IHLA funds work, how they differ from Idaho’s Parental Choice Tax Credit and Empowering Parents grant, and what you get with a complete, personalized Pre-K–8 curriculum.
Educate Your Way is an approved Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA) vendor. How IHLA supplemental learning funds and direct ordering work, and how IHLA differs from Idaho’s Parental Choice Tax Credit and Empowering Parents grant.
What Is Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA)?
Idaho Home Learning Academy is a tuition-free public virtual charter school serving Idaho students statewide. Families who enroll do so as public school students, with a certified teacher of record and the testing and accountability requirements that come with public enrollment.
Is Educate Your Way an Approved IHLA Vendor?
IHLA has approved Educate Your Way as a vendor, which means enrolled families will be able to put their supplemental learning funds toward a complete, personalized Pre-K–8 curriculum. Direct ordering is not live yet. We’ll update this page as soon as IHLA families can add Educate Your Way to an order.
How IHLA Supplemental Learning Funds Work
Idaho has moved its virtual school programs to direct orders only . That means families place an order through the school’s platform and the school pays the vendor, rather than paying out of pocket and submitting a receipt for reimbursement afterward. Reimbursements are no longer offered for 2026–27, with a narrow exception for internet service.
How IHLA Differs from Idaho’s Other Education Funding Programs
Idaho families encounter several different funding programs, and they are often lumped together as “the ESA.” They are not the same thing, and being approved for one does not mean being approved for another. Here is how they differ.
Idaho Content Standards Alignment
Every Educate Your Way plan maps to the standards of the state you select, including the Idaho Content Standards . You get a coverage view showing which standards your child has met and which are still open, plus printable reports.
What Do You Get with Educate Your Way?
Educate Your Way is an approved Idaho Home Learning Academy (IHLA) vendor. IHLA is a tuition-free public virtual charter school serving Idaho students statewide, and enrolled families receive supplemental learning funds they can spend with approved vendors on curriculum and educational services. Direct ordering for Educate Your Way is coming soon. This guide explains how IHLA funds work, how they differ from Idaho’s Parental Choice Tax Credit and Empowering Parents grant, and what you get with a complete, personalized Pre-K–8 curriculum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Educate Your Way an approved IHLA vendor?
Yes. Idaho Home Learning Academy has approved Educate Your Way as a vendor. Direct ordering is not live yet; we update this page as soon as ordering opens.
How much are IHLA supplemental learning funds?
$1,900 per student per year. Amounts are set annually, so confirm the current figure with IHLA.
Do IHLA families pay upfront and get reimbursed?
No. Idaho has moved its virtual school programs to direct orders only. Families order through IHLA and the school pays the vendor. Reimbursements are not offered for 2026–27 except for internet service.
Are IHLA students considered homeschoolers in Idaho?
No. IHLA students are enrolled public school students with a certified teacher of record, not homeschoolers under Idaho's homeschool statute, so public school testing and reporting apply.
Is Educate Your Way an approved Empowering Parents vendor?
Not currently. Empowering Parents is a separate Idaho State Board of Education microgrant program run through ClassWallet, and our IHLA approval does not cover it.