State Funding for MOHS

Check if your state offers a program that can help you cover the cost of MOHS tuition, fees, workbooks, or even a computer.

If you live in a state with a school choice program, knowing which programs you qualify for can greatly impact your student’s education. That’s why we’ve created this guide to all the programs MOHS qualifies for, so it’s even easier to provide your child with an amazing education.

Don’t see your state? You may still be able to benefit from using a 529 plan or other financial programs — stay tuned for more information as we learn about additional programs becoming available.

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Please note: the information provided is intended for research purposes only, and is not legal advice.

Miaplaza is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or outdated information, or for the results yielded through use of this information.

Alabama

  • Available for K–12 students
  • Award amounts are $2,000 per homeschooled student, with a family maximum of $4,000
  • The student and guardian must be residents of Alabama
  • Total household income for the 2024 tax year must not exceed 300% of the federal poverty level

Sign up info and instructions : Alabama CHOOSE

Arizona

  • Available for K-12; Pre-K may be eligible if the student has a disability
  • Average award amounts are between $7,000-$9,000; children with disabilities may qualify for more
  • Student and legal guardian must be residents of AZ
  • Student cannot be enrolled in public school

Sign up info and instructions: The Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account

Arkansas

  • Available for 1st-12th grade and kindergarten students attending private school
  • Awards a maximum of $7,208 per student
  • Must be a resident of Arkansas
  • Student must be eligible to enter a public school in Arkansas
  • Additional criteria available on official site

Sign up info and instructions: The Arkansas Educational Freedom Account (EFA)

Colorado

  • Available for grades K-12
  • Awards up to $1,200 for homeschool students
  • Must reside in El Paso, Teller, or Pueblo County
  • Must meet financial requirements and provide federal tax documents

Sign up info and instructions: Colorado Parents Challenge

Maine

  • Available for K-12
  • Awards $500 for homeschool scholarship
  • Must be a Maine resident
  • Application deadline is April 30
  • Scholarships awarded at random

Sign up info and instructions: The Maine Children’s Scholarship Fund

New Hampshire

  • Available for students between five and 20 years old entering K-12th grade
  • Awards approximately $4,800
  • Parent and student must be residents of New Hampshire
  • Household income must be at least 350% below federal poverty line
  • Must complete and sign application and academic accountability documents

Sign up info and instructions: Children’s Scholarship Fund: NH Education Freedom Accounts

Official Site: Education Tax Credit Scholarship

New York

  • Available for grades K-8
  • Must be a resident of NYC
  • Awards $1,000 per homeschooled child

Official Link: https://scholarshipfund.org/new-york/

Oregon

  • Available for K-8
  • Maximum of $500 for homeschool reimbursement
  • Must be an Oregon resident
  • Scholarships are awarded on a lottery system
  • Low income families will be prioritized

Sign up info and instructions: Oregon Children’s Scholarship Fund

South Carolina

  • Waitlist for the 2027-28 school year is now open
  • Available to students who are five or older as of September 1
  • Awards $7,634
  • Must be a resident of South Carolina
  • Must meet income requirements
  • Must meet additional eligibility requirements (see link below)

Sign up info and instructions: South Carolina ESTF

Texas

  • Available for PreK-12
  • Must be a Texas resident
  • Awards up to $2,000 per year for homeschoolers
  • Student must be eligible to attend a Texas school district, open-enrollment charter school, or Pre-K program

The payment schedule will be:

  1. First Payment (25% of Approved Funding) – July 1, 2026
  2. Second Payment (50% of Approved Funding) – October 1, 2026
  3. Third Payment (Remaining Funding) – February 1, 2027

Official Site: https://educationfreedom.texas.gov/#ForFamilies

Sign up info and instructions: Texas Education Freedom Account

Utah

  • The homeschool award is available for students ages K-12 with a documented disability, as defined by by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
  • Must be a Utah resident
  • Student must not be currently enrolled in a public school or charter school
  • Award amounts is $8,000 for homeschooled students

Official Site: https://scholarship.cfe-fund.org/

Important Note: Students may only participate in one scholarship program at a time. Students who receive the Carson Smith Opportunity Scholarship or Utah Fits All are not eligible to participate in another scholarship program during the same school year.

West Virginia

If you are a recipient of the West Virginia Hope scholarship, you can use your funding to purchase our MiaPrep Workbooks in addition to MOHS tuition!

  • Available for K-12
  • Student must be eligible to enroll in a West Virginia public school to qualify
  • Awards $5,435.62 for the 2026-27 school year

Sign up info and instructions: The West Virginia Hope Scholarship

Wyoming

  • Available for PreK-12
  • Awards $7,000 annually
  • Must be a resident of Wyoming
  • Student may not be enrolled in a public school for the current school year

Sign up info and instructions: Wyoming Steamboat Legacy Scholarship ESA