Education Savings Account Resources for Families

For Families

Flexible Learning

Use eligible education funds to support learning at home, in microschools, with tutors, or through enrichment programs.

For Students

Real-World Skills

Scholar House resources support entrepreneurship, financial literacy, critical thinking, creativity, and academic growth.

For ESA Programs

Eligible Resources

Availability depends on state rules, vendor approval status, and marketplace purchasing requirements.

ESA Basics

What Is an Education Savings Account?

An Education Savings Account, often called an ESA, is a state-funded program that allows eligible families to use approved education funds for qualifying educational expenses.

Depending on the state, ESA or scholarship funds may be used for curriculum, learning technology, tutoring, educational materials, online programs, private school tuition, microschool tuition, testing, therapies, or other approved education services.

Every state program is different. Families should always review their state’s official guidelines before purchasing educational products or services.

Common ESA Uses

Curriculum

Educational technology

Tutoring

Learning materials

Online learning programs

Supplemental education resources

FounderLab

A project-based entrepreneurship curriculum that helps students explore business ideas, customers, branding, marketing, pricing, and presentations.

Learning Lab

A functional interactive learning platform currently supporting math practice, with additional subjects in development.

Educational Resources

Printable workbooks, project-based learning materials, entrepreneurship resources, business education tools, and financial literacy materials.

Project-Based

Students learn by applying ideas through practical activities and real-world projects.

ESA Friendly

Resources are designed for homeschool, microschool, tutoring, and enrichment settings.

Skill Building

Students build creativity, confidence, communication, financial literacy, and problem-solving skills.

Easy to Use

Designed to work across family learning, tutoring sessions, enrichment programs, and classroom settings.

What is an Education Savings Account?

An Education Savings Account is a state-funded program that helps eligible families pay for approved educational expenses.

Can ESA funds be used for curriculum?

Many state ESA and scholarship programs allow eligible families to purchase approved curriculum and educational resources. Rules vary by state.

Can ESA funds be used for educational technology?

Some programs allow approved educational technology, online learning platforms, and digital learning tools. Families should check their state program rules.

Is Scholar House Learning available in my state?

Scholar House Learning is expanding participation in ESA and scholarship programs. Visit your state page above to view current resources and purchasing guidance.

How do I purchase Scholar House Learning products with ESA funds?

Purchasing depends on your state program. Families may need to use a marketplace, reimbursement process, or approved vendor purchasing system.