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HOMESCHOOL FUNDING
Smart Funding Solutions for Homeschool Families
The Texas Education Savings Account (ESA) Program, launching in Fall 2026, offers significant benefits for homeschool families — especially those connected to our program here at EHFC and English Language Learning Global Institute. Here's a breakdown of how this program can benefit homeschool parents.
New! Texas ESA Program for Homeschoolers – Starting Fall 2026
Homeschool Families $2,000 Annual Support per Homeschool Student
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Homeschool families in Texas will be eligible to receive $2,000 per year per child, which can be used for a wide range of educational expenses — reducing the financial burden many families carry when educating at home.
Covers a Variety of Learning NeedsFunds can be used for:
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Textbooks and curriculum materials (including A.C.E. curriculum)
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Assessments and diagnostic testing
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Educational therapies and services
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Tutoring
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Technological devices (e.g., laptops, software, learning apps)
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Transportation for educational purposes
Flexibility in Learning Options
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Because EHFC offers a flexible, mastery-based facilitation model, families can continue customizing their education while accessing funds for additional resources, enrichment programs, and academic tools that align with their child’s learning path.
Universal Eligibility = Open Access
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All K–12 students in Texas, including homeschoolers, are eligible.
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Even students not enrolled in traditional or charter schools can apply, making it a widely accessible program.
Extra Support for Special Needs
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If a child has a state-recognized disability, the funding may be significantly higher—up to $30,000 annually—making it even more impactful for families with special education needs.
The Details
Beginning in the 2026–2027 school year, eligible homeschool families in Texas can receive $2,000 annually per student through the new Texas Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
These funds can be used toward approved educational expenses including curriculum, assessments, tutoring, and more.
At EHFC, we’re excited about how this program can help reduce costs and support the unique learning paths of our students.
Applications for the 2026–27 school year are
no longer being accepted.
This first program year saw record-setting
demand for the Education Freedom Accounts.
Funding was awarded to students in April based
on priority.
