🎒FL School Scholarship FinderWhich Florida scholarship fits your child — and when to apply
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Florida will pay for your child's education. Four programs. Here's which one.

Since 2023, almost every Florida K-12 student can get a state scholarship — for private school, homeschool expenses, tutoring, or therapies. The catch is the alphabet: FES-EO, FES-UA, FTC, PEP, and funding organisations with their own windows. Describe your family and child. You get the program that fits, the priority tier computed from your income, what it's worth, when and where to apply, and what to bring. Free.

Fla. Stat. 1002.394 · 1002.395 · 1002.40English · EspañolIncome tiers computedNothing is stored
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Your family, your child, the plan.

Household size and income, the child's grade and where they go to school now, any IEP/504 or diagnosis, and what you want (private school, homeschool, keep public school + services).

Free. Takes a few seconds.

Why this exists

Universal eligibility arrived in 2023. Understanding arrived more slowly.

Priority tiers by income, separate waitlists for the disability scholarship, funding organisations with their own deadlines, and purchase rules that differ by program. Families who know the map get funded first.

How it works

Match the program. Check the tier. Hit the window.

01

Describe the family and child

Household, income, grade, school, any IEP/504 or diagnosis, what you want.

02

See the programs that fit

FES-EO, FES-UA, FTC, PEP — which ones, why, the priority tier from your income (computed), roughly what each pays, and what it can be spent on.

03

Apply in the right window

The funding organisation, the application season, the documents, and the school or provider steps — with honest notes on waitlists and what 'eligible' does and doesn't mean.

Plans

The finder is free. The application packet is $9 — the scholarship is worth thousands.

For one family. Private schools, churches and parent groups license it.

Parents & School Pass
$19per year

Every school and kids tool — IEP and 504 letters, bullying reports the school must act on, meals and fee waivers, scholarships, FAFSA, child support estimates.

  • All school & kids tools, full versions
  • Letters in English and Spanish
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The free finder never goes behind a paywall.

Common questions

Is it really free? Is what I paste stored?

Yes, FL School Scholarship Finder is free to use. The material describing the tool does not say anything about storing or retaining the family and child information you enter, so we can't confirm details beyond that it's free — if that matters to you, ask before using it.

Which scholarship does my child qualify for — FES-EO, FES-UA, FTC, or PEP?

The tool takes your family and child description and matches it against Florida's published rules for FES-EO (private school), FES-UA (students with disabilities), FTC, and PEP (home education) to tell you which one fits. It also computes the priority tier and income line that applies to you. This is a match based on stated rules, not an eligibility decision — that's made by the state and the funding organisations.

How much money will we actually get?

The tool gives you a rough estimate of what the award is worth based on the program and tier it matches you to. It never promises an award — actual funding amounts, priority and waitlists are decided each year by the state and the scholarship-funding organisations.

When do we need to apply, and through whom?

The tool tells you the application windows for the matched program and names the scholarship-funding organisations you'd apply through, plus what documents to have ready. Apply early and only through the official funding organisations — they charge no fees for applying.

Is this legal advice, and will it guarantee my child gets a scholarship?

No. FL School Scholarship Finder is an informational tool based on Florida Statutes 1002.394, 1002.395, 1002.40, the Personalized Education Program provisions, and published Florida DOE and Scholarship Funding Organisation guidance for the 2025–26 school year. It is not legal or educational advice, does not apply on your behalf, and cannot guarantee eligibility, funding, or an award — confirm everything with the official agencies and funding organisations.

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