Apex Learning is ESA-approved

At Apex Learning, we know that investing in your child’s education is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. That’s why we support families like yours by making it possible to use ESA dollars to invest in your child’s future—on your terms, at your pace, and within your budget.

Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) are transforming how families access high-quality learning, but you don’t want to settle for a program that isn’t the right fit for your student. You want your ESA funds to be used on the best possible educational opportunities for your student, but not all online learning is created equally. Families choose Apex Learning because we:

Make premium courses affordable without compromising instruction
Create a personalized full- or part-time path that supports your child’s goals
Offer honors, AP, and career courses that are not always offered locally
Keep learning going year-round, including summer and intersessions

Join a proven, accredited private school with successful graduates from around the world.

Arizona

The Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA):

Provides up to $9,000 of annual funds per student
Is open to state residents in grades K-12
Covers educational expenses including tuition, supplies, tutoring, and more

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Arkansas

The Arkansas Education Freedom Account (EFA):

Provides up to $7,627 of annual funds per student
Is open to state residents in grades K-12
Covers educational expenses including tuition, materials, tutoring, devices, and more

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South Carolina

South Carolina’s Education Scholarship Trust Fund Program (ESTF):

Provides up to $7,500 of annual funds per student
Is open to state residents in grades K-12 and who meet household income requirements and who did not attend their resident public school this school year
Covers educational expenses including tuition, textbooks, tutoring, certification exams, and more

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Utah

Utah’s Fits All Scholarship Program (UFA):

Provides up to $8,000 of annual funds per student
Is open to state residents in grade K-12 who have not received a Carson Smith Scholarship or be presently enrolled in an LEA
Covers educational expenses including tuition, textbooks, tutoring, devices, and more

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New Hampshire

The New Hampshire Education Freedom Account (EFA):

Provides an average of $4,600 of annual funds per student
Is open to state residents in grades K-12. Priority is given to applicants whose household income is at or below 350% of the federal poverty guidelines, siblings of EFA recipients, and students with special needs.
Covers educational expenses including tuition, tutoring, supplies, technology, and more

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New York

The Children’s Scholarship Fund (CSF):

Provides scholarships based on the family’s income, household size, selected school’s tuition cost, and other non-CSF financial aid.
Is open to New York City residents in grades K-8 who are coming from a public school and whose household income falls within Federal School Lunch Program guidelines.
Covers a portion of the school’s tuition

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Have Questions or Need Help?

If you're unsure about any part of the process—from finding your state’s ESA rules to submitting a payment—reach out to us anytime at 855-550-2547. We're happy to walk you through it!