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Financial Aid

 

Funding Options

We’re committed to making quality education accessible, and we partner with a variety of funding programs and scholarships to help families manage tuition costs. If you don’t see your preferred funding option listed, reach out — we’re continually expanding our partnerships!

 

ClassWallet

A digital platform that manages Education Savings Account (ESA) funds in several states, including Arizona, Utah, and New Hampshire. Check your state’s ESA program to see if ClassWallet is an option for you.

Step Up For Students

Florida families can apply for the Step Up ESA program, which functions like a flexible bank account for education expenses, including tuition. Eligibility requirements apply.

Folds of Honor

Military families may be eligible for Folds of Honor scholarships, which can be applied toward Academy tuition.

Seminole Tribe of Florida

The Seminole Education Program provides funding opportunities for Seminole Tribe families in Florida.

ESAs, Vouchers, and Tax Credits

Many states offer funding programs to help families afford private schools, academies, and home-based learning. More than half of U.S. states provide educational choice programs — see what’s available in your state using the EdChoice interactive map: New funding opportunities are becoming available in 2025, and state requirements vary. Be sure to check deadlines and eligibility details on your state’s website. Need help navigating your options? Our advisors are here to assist you.

Scholarships

Scholarships aren’t just for college — many are available for high school students, too! Applying early and often can make a big difference. Here are some great places to start your search:

How to Apply for Scholarships

Applying for scholarships takes effort, but it’s worth it. Follow these steps to improve your chances:
  1. Find scholarships: use resources like Fastweb, Scholarships.com, and your school counselor’s office.
  2. Check eligibility: review GPA, test score, and other requirements.
  3. Prepare documents: gather transcripts, SAT/ACT scores, and any required materials.
  4. Write a strong essay: highlight your achievements, goals, and why you deserve the award.
  5. Get recommendation letters: ask teachers or mentors who know your strengths.
  6. Complete the application: follow all instructions and meet deadlines.
  7. Proofread before submitting: make sure everything is accurate and polished.

Helpful Tips:

  • Start early — begin researching during your junior year.
  • Apply for both large and small scholarships.
  • Tailor essays to each scholarship.
  • Keep track of deadlines with a planner or calendar.

Contact Us

We’re happy to discuss tuition details and funding options with you! We also offer flexible payment plans and discounts for full-semester or full-year tuition payments.

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