Tax advantages
Many ESA and scholarship programs are tax-advantaged, which can mean real savings on top of the funding itself.
SCHOOL CHOICE FUNDING
A growing number of states let families use ESAs, vouchers, and tax-credit scholarships toward homeschool curriculum. Here’s how those funds can work with Homeschool Complete’s all-in-one program.
THE BASICS
An Education Savings Account (ESA) is a government-funded account that helps a family pay for their child's education outside the traditional public school building. ESAs — along with tax-credit scholarships and homeschool vouchers — fall under the broader umbrella of "school choice" funding.
Depending on the state, these funds can go toward qualified expenses like curriculum, books, tutoring, therapies, and testing — which means a family building their own homeschool with Homeschool Complete may be able to put that funding to work.
WHY FAMILIES USE IT
Many ESA and scholarship programs are tax-advantaged, which can mean real savings on top of the funding itself.
Funds can often cover curriculum, books, supplies, and enrichment — the exact categories Homeschool Complete was built around.
School choice puts the decision in your hands, so you can match funding to the Faith-Based or Secular program that fits your family.
THE PROCESS
Homeschool Complete is available through state-approved marketplaces and funding programs, including ClassWallet, Step Up for Students, and Odyssey. Here’s how you can use your education funding:
Visit the Funding by State page to see what’s available where you live and confirm curriculum purchases are an eligible expense.
• ClassWallet: Log in to your ClassWallet account and select ‘Start Shopping’ to purchase directly. ClassWallet also offers a Direct Pay option. • Step Up for Students: Find Homeschool Complete through their respective marketplaces and place your order directly. • Odyssey: Find Homeschool Complete through their respective marketplaces and place your order directly.
Choose your grade level and program — Faith-Based or Secular — and complete your purchase through the appropriate marketplace.
If using ClassWallet Direct Pay or another reimbursement option, contact our team for a paid invoice or receipt and submit it according to your program’s requirements.
School choice programs, approved-vendor lists, and qualified expenses change often and vary by state. Always confirm current rules with your state agency or scholarship organization before purchasing — and reach out to our team if you need documentation for your reimbursement request.
STATE-BY-STATE
Tap a highlighted state to see its program, then follow the link to apply directly through the official source.
Verify current requirements with the official source before applying.
Not necessarily. New programs launch every year. Check EdChoice's school choice dashboard for the latest program list in your state.
Yes. Families can purchase their curriculum directly and submit the receipt for reimbursement once approved, rather than waiting on funding to begin the school year. However, most programs have reimbursement windows for each school year, so make sure your purchase falls within that window to follow reimbursement guidelines. This is decided by each state's program.
Yes, we are part of all three programs. Please refer to the school choice map for more information, and to apply for your program. Contact us if your program requires specific documentation.
Most marketplaces do have faith-based and secular options of our products, but it does depend on your state's program. Whether it's a qualified expense depends entirely on your state's program rules, so check with your scholarship organization.
Reach our team at info@homeschoolcomplete.com or 352-450-3498, and we'll send documentation to support your reimbursement request.