State Program Homeschool status Amount
Alabama CHOOSE Act Homeschool-eligible $2,000/student ($4,000/family cap)
Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) Homeschool-eligible ~$7,000–$8,000 typical (avg. $9,572 with special-needs add-ons)
Arkansas Education Freedom Account Homeschool-eligible $7,208 (2026-27)
Florida Personalized Education Program (PEP) Homeschool-eligible $7,463–$12,217 by county/grade (2026-27)
Georgia Promise Scholarship Eligible, but limited Up to $6,500
Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit Homeschool-eligible Up to $5,000 ($7,500 for special needs)
Indiana Choice Scholarship Program Not eligible $7,500+ — not usable for homeschooling
Iowa Students First ESA Not eligible $8,148 (2026-27) — not usable for homeschooling
Louisiana LA GATOR Homeschool-eligible $5,243 base; $7,626 low-income; up to $15,253 with disability
Missouri MOScholars Homeschool-eligible ~$6,375
New Hampshire Education Freedom Account Homeschool-eligible $4,266 base + add-ons (avg. ~$4,911)
Ohio EdChoice / EdChoice Expansion Not eligible $6,000–$8,000 — not usable for homeschooling
Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit Eligible, but limited $1,000 for homeschool families (cap)
South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF) Not eligible $7,500 — not usable for homeschooling
Tennessee Education Freedom Scholarship (EFS) Not eligible $7,530 (2026-27) — not usable for homeschooling
Texas Texas Education Freedom Account (TEFA) Eligible, but limited $2,000/year for homeschool students (vs. $10,474 for private school; up to $30,000 with an IEP)
Utah Utah Fits All Homeschool-eligible $4,000 (ages 5–11) / $6,000 (ages 12–18) for home-based students
West Virginia Hope Scholarship Homeschool-eligible $5,435.62 projected (2026-27)
Wyoming Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Homeschool-eligible $7,000