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State education funds

Pay for learning with your state’s education funds

Many states now give families money to spend on their children’s education, through education savings accounts and scholarships. Here’s how to apply for yours, and where we are with each program.

Find your state

Each program has its own rules, its own application and its own way of paying for things. Here’s each one, where to apply, and where we are with it.

  • Alabama

    Approval in the works
    CHOOSE Act education savings account

    An education savings account families spend through ClassWallet on schooling, tutoring and learning materials.

    Run by Alabama Department of Revenue.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Arizona

    Approval in the works
    Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA)

    An education savings account open to every K–12 student in Arizona, spent through ClassWallet.

    Run by Arizona Department of Education.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Arkansas

    Approval in the works
    Education Freedom Account (EFA)

    An education savings account open to every K–12 student in Arkansas, spent through ClassWallet.

    Run by Arkansas Department of Education.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Florida

    Reimbursement available now
    Step Up For Students: PEP and FES-UA

    Scholarships that families can spend on learning at home, including online learning programs and educational software.

    Run by Step Up For Students.

    Families can pay for Study Naturally and ask to be reimbursed today. We’re also working on becoming an approved provider, so the program can pay us directly.

  • Georgia

    Approval in the works
    Georgia Promise Scholarship

    A scholarship account for eligible K–12 students, spent through Odyssey.

    Run by Georgia Education Savings Authority.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Louisiana

    Approval in the works
    LA GATOR Scholarship

    An education savings account for eligible K–12 students, spent through Odyssey.

    Run by Louisiana Department of Education.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • New Hampshire

    Approval in the works
    Education Freedom Account (EFA)

    An education savings account that families spend on approved learning costs, including for learning at home.

    Run by Children’s Scholarship Fund New Hampshire.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Texas

    Approval in the works
    Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA)

    An education savings account for Texas K–12 students, spent through Odyssey.

    Run by Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Utah

    Approval in the works
    Utah Fits All Scholarship

    A scholarship account for Utah K–12 students that can pay for learning at home as well as at school.

    Run by Utah Fits All, through Odyssey.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • West Virginia

    Approval in the works
    Hope Scholarship

    An education savings account open to every West Virginia K–12 student, spent through the Hope Scholarship marketplace.

    Run by West Virginia Hope Scholarship Board.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Wyoming

    Approval in the works
    Steamboat Legacy Scholarship

    An education savings account for Wyoming students. It has been the subject of a court case, so check its current status.

    Run by Wyoming Department of Education.

    We’re working on becoming an approved vendor. Until then, these funds can’t be used for Study Naturally. Apply for the program now, and we’ll let you know the day you can.

  • Other states

    More states are starting programs like these each year. If yours has one that isn’t listed, tell us which, and we’ll look into it.

How these programs pay for learning

Most programs use one or more of three ways. Which ones you can use depends on your program, and on the company being approved by it, which is the part we’re working on now.

Marketplace
You find the product in your program’s online store, such as ClassWallet or Odyssey, and check out with your funds.
Direct pay
You send the program an invoice, and it pays the company for you.
Reimbursement
You pay yourself, then send the program your receipt and it pays you back.

What your funds would pay for

  • An AI tutor that teaches each child at their own level
  • Hints before answers, so your child does the thinking
  • Work you set, and progress you can follow
  • A learning record of days, time and subjects, ready to print

FAQ

Questions about state funds

Can I use my state’s funds for Study Naturally today?

In Florida, families with a PEP or FES-UA scholarship can pay and ask Step Up to reimburse them. In the other states listed, not yet: we’re working on becoming an approved vendor, and these programs only pay approved vendors.

When will you be approved?

Each program reviews vendors on its own timeline, so we can’t give a date. Use the “Tell me when it’s approved” link under your state and we’ll email you as soon as you can use your funds.

Should I apply for my state’s program now?

If you’re eligible, yes. Many programs only take applications for a few weeks each year, and the funds can pay for other learning costs while we finish our approval. Apply on the program’s own site, linked under your state.

Can I start using Study Naturally before then?

Yes. Try the tutor yourself free for 14 days, no card needed. If you subscribe before we’re approved, ask your program whether it can reimburse you. Most can’t for a company that isn’t approved yet.

Study Naturally isn’t part of or endorsed by any of these programs. Who is eligible, how much each award is, what it can pay for, and whether a purchase is approved are decided by each program and change from year to year. Check with your program before you count on its funds.

While you wait

See how your child learns before you spend a thing

Try the tutor yourself free for 14 days, no card needed, and we’ll let you know when your state’s funds can pay for it.