Educational Savings Accounts
Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs) empower parents to tailor their children’s education by providing public funds in government-authorized accounts with restricted, yet flexible, uses. These programs support personalized educational options beyond public schools, including private tuition, specialized programs, and approved curricula.
With ESA funds, you can access Neuralign’s transformative cognitive training program as part of a comprehensive homeschool curriculum.
Are You ESA Eligible?
If you’re eligible for ESA funding, you can now use it to purchase Neuralign through the approved programs listed below. Select your state to begin:
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Georgia
Louisiana
Utah
What is ClassWallet?
ClassWallet and Step Up for Students are digital wallets which simplify the process of managing ESA funds, giving parents an easy way to pay for approved services like Neuralign. Using your account, you can securely allocate funds directly to our program without hassle or delays.
Arizona
ClassWallet:
The Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, administered by the Arizona Department of Education, enables parents to customize their children’s education through public funding. Families can use these funds for diverse educational needs, such as private school tuition, tutoring services, and innovative programs like Neuralign. Visit the Arizona ESA website to learn more.
Florida
Step Up For Students:
Families using the Family Empowerment Scholarship can access Neuralign through MyScholarShop. This user-friendly platform offers Florida ESA families a seamless way to purchase pre-approved curricula and educational materials without paying out-of-pocket. Visit the StepUpForStudents website to learn more.
West Virginia
Hope Scholarship Program
The Hope Scholarship Program provides eligible West Virginia families with state-funded scholarships for various educational expenses, including private school tuition, homeschooling, and Neuralign. Starting in the 2026–2027 school year, all school-age children in West Virginia will be eligible, regardless of prior public school attendance.
Applications for the 2025–2026 school year are open from March 1 to May 15, 2025. Visit the Hope Scholarship website for more details and application information.
North Carolina
North Carolina Education Student Accounts (ESA+) Program:
The ESA+ program offers scholarships for eligible K–12 students with disabilities, covering educational expenses like tuition, therapies, and Neuralign’s cognitive training program. Students can receive up to $9,000 annually—or $17,000 for specific disabilities.
Applications for the 2025–26 school year open on February 1, 2025, through MyPortal. Visit the NCSEAA website for application details and eligibility criteria.
New Hampshire
Education Freedom Account (EFA):
Families can now utilize EFA funds to purchase the Neuralign program, providing their children with specialized support to improve reading proficiency. New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) empower families to allocate state-funded education grants toward various educational services, including tutoring and educational programs, such as the Neuralign program, designed to enhance reading skills for students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities.
Tennessee
Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA):
Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) program enables eligible families to allocate state and local education funds toward approved educational expenses, such as tuition and fees at participating private schools. The Neuralign program, designed to enhance reading skills for students with dyslexia, is listed among the state’s approved service providers. Consequently, families can utilize ESA funds to access Neuralign’s specialized support, thereby improving their children’s reading proficiency.
Arkansas
Children’s Educational Freedom Account (EFA):
Arkansas’s Children’s Educational Freedom Account (EFA) program allows eligible K–12 students to use state education funds for approved educational expenses, including tuition and fees at participating private schools. The Neuralign program, designed to help students with dyslexia and other reading challenges, is an approved service option under the EFA. This enables families to use their EFA funds to access Neuralign’s evidence-based support and enhance their children’s reading proficiency.
Georgia
Georgia Promise Scholarship
Georgia’s Promise Scholarship Program allows eligible families to direct state education funds toward approved educational expenses, such as tutoring, therapies, and supplemental learning services available through the Odyssey marketplace. Neuralign is now a listed provider on Odyssey, giving families the ability to apply their Promise Scholarship funds toward our evidence-based reading program. This ensures that students with dyslexia and other reading challenges can access specialized support designed to strengthen literacy and boost confidence.
Utah
Utah Fits All – Odyssey
Utah Fits All is a universal school choice scholarship program open to all K–12 Utah residents. It provides full scholarship amounts for various educational expenses, including the Neuralign program. Applications open on February 2, 2026. For guidance on navigating the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, visit the Utah Education Fits All website.
Louisiana
GATOR Scholarship Program (ESA):
Louisiana’s GATOR Scholarship Program provides eligible families with access to state education funds that can be used for approved educational expenses, including tutoring, therapies, and supplemental learning resources through the Odyssey marketplace. Neuralign is an approved provider on Odyssey, allowing families to apply their GATOR Scholarship funds toward our research-based reading program. This gives students with dyslexia and other reading challenges the opportunity to build stronger literacy skills and greater academic confidence.