Education Savings Accounts & Holston Academy
Holston Academy accepts ESA funds from a number of states, which allows parents to use public funding for their Holston Academy tuition.
What is an Education Savings Account or ESA?
An Education Savings Account (ESA) is an account administered by state Departments of Education and funded by state tax dollars to provide education options to qualified students in that state. With an ESA, rather than the tax money that would pay for a public school education going to their neighborhood school, those tax dollars instead follow the student to whichever school the parents choose for their child, including home education.
With those tax dollars, the parents of qualified students may purchase educational services for their child from qualified schools, education providers, and/or vendors. This includes private school tuition, online education, tutoring, and more.
Each state has different eligibility requirements, so we recommend checking with your state’s Department of Education to determine your child’s eligibility.
Holston Academy is approved to accept enrollments using ESA funds from five states. If your state is not listed here, keep checking back as we will update this page as more states begin participating in ESA programs.
Holston Academy ESA Eligibility
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If you want to utilize your ESA funds for an enrollment at Holston Academy, complete our Application form and someone from our Admissions Team will be in touch shortly!