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An Education Savings Account is a state-funded program that deposits public education dollars into a parent-controlled account. You can use these funds for approved educational expenses including tutoring, reading intervention, educational therapies, curricula, testing fees, and more. Award amounts typically range from $5,000 to $8,000+ per student per year, depending on your state.

Yes! Reading tutoring and intervention services are approved expenses in virtually all ESA programs. This includes one-on-one tutoring with certified reading specialists, Orton-Gillingham instruction, reading assessments, educational materials, and related therapies. ReAid's complete assessment ($499), specialist sessions ($150/hr), and advocacy services ($100/hr) all qualify as approved ESA expenses.

If you miss a deadline, don't panic. Some states accept late applications or maintain waitlists. States like Arizona and Arkansas accept applications year-round with no deadlines. For states with fixed application windows, they typically reopen in early spring for the following school year. You can also check if your state has other scholarship or voucher programs with different timelines. Contact us and we'll help you explore your options.

In most states, no diagnosis is required. Many ESA programs now offer universal eligibility — any school-age child can qualify regardless of learning differences. Some states may have income requirements or limit enrollment to specific districts. Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, and West Virginia all have universal or near-universal eligibility. Check the specific requirements for your state above.