How do I find schools that accept the FES-EO scholarship in my county?
Use the free tool — FES School Finder
What This Guide Covers
You have, or expect to have, an FES-EO or FTC scholarship for your child in Florida. You want to know which schools in your county actually accept it. This guide explains how to search, what to ask, and what is still unknown until you confirm it yourself. This tool is independent. It is not affiliated with Step Up For Students.
What Is Known and Unknown
FES-EO and FTC are Florida scholarship programs. Not every school in every county accepts every scholarship, and acceptance can change from year to year. This guide does not list specific schools, dollar amounts, deadlines, or statutes, because that information was not provided here. Always confirm current details directly with the school and with the scholarship organization.
How to Search for Schools in Your County
- Start with your county name, your child's grade, and any specific needs your child has.
- Use this information to search the official school directories for the scholarship you have.
- Do not rely on a school's general website alone. Confirm scholarship acceptance directly with the school's admissions office.
Questions That Separate Schools That Truly Work With the Scholarship
- Does the school currently accept this specific scholarship, not just scholarships in general?
- Has the school accepted this scholarship in past years, and will it continue next year?
- Does the school require any payment beyond what the scholarship covers?
- Who at the school can confirm this in writing?
What the Award Does and Doesn't Cover
What a scholarship covers can vary by school and by year. This guide cannot state specific coverage amounts or limits because none were provided here. Ask the school directly what the scholarship covers at their institution, and confirm the current terms with the scholarship organization before you commit.
What to Do Next
This is not legal, financial, or tax advice. Always confirm details with the school and with the official scholarship organization before making decisions. The free tool that goes with this guide reads your own county, grade, and needs, or the documents and numbers you provide, and helps you search in a way that matches your situation.