Access Free Tutoring with
State-Funded Step Up Scholarships
We accept the following state scholarship funding:
Florida’s Step Up for Students Scholarships
- Access Free Tutoring with State-Funded Step Up Scholarships.
- Families can apply for an Education Savings Account and can use their ClassWallet to pay for the tutoring.
- We’re happy to help you through this progress!
Apply for these funds here
Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account Program
- Families can access a percentage of public school per-student funding to use for alternative education programs, including tutoring.
- All K-12 students in Arizona are eligible for these funds, regardless of family income or school type.
- You’ll start by applying through Arizona’s state portal. Once you are approved, you will receive funds into your account, which you can use for Knowledge Plus’ tutoring services.
Apply for these funds here
New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Accounts
- Every K-12 student in New Hampshire can be eligible for funds.
- These funds can be used for various educational expenses, including tutoring.
- You can use these funds for Knowledge Plus Tutoring’s homeschool and tutoring programs.
Apply for these funds here
Making tutoring accessible for Arkansas families
- These funds are available to all K-12 students in Arkansas.
- You can receive a percentage of per-student state funds to use for tutoring.
- You can use these funds for a variety of educational expenses, including tutoring, homeschooling, and academic materials.
Apply for these funds here
We also provide Special Education Teacher Support Services to New York students.
Scholarships you can use for tutoring
Personalized Education Program
(PEP) Scholarship
The PEP Scholarship is available to all K–12 Florida students who are not enrolled at a public school. This scholarship provides an average of $8,000 yearly per child through an Education Savings Account to fund educational services, including tutoring and homeschooling.
Unique Abilities Scholarship
Does your child have ADHD, dyslexia, autism, or another learning disability? If so, they may qualify for free specialized multi-sensory tutoring through the Unique Abilities Scholarship.
This scholarship is available to Florida students ages 3–grade 12 (or age 22, whichever comes first), who have a specific diagnosis. They receive an average scholarship of $10,000 per year to be used for services, including tutoring and homeschooling.
Your child can receive Orton Gillingham tutoring, ADHD coaching, or homeschooling with Knowledge Plus for free using this scholarship.
Step Up Funding