EFA-Funded Dual Enrollment vs. Community College Dual Enrollment in Arkansas- Arkansas homeschool families deciding how their teen will earn college credit face a real choice

Arkansas homeschool families have quietly acquired the strongest dual-credit setup in the state’s history, and most have not noticed. The pieces: an Education Freedom Account

The Arizona ESA is not a lump-sum program; it is a rhythm. Money flows in quarterly (deposits landing between the 15th and 30th of July,

Every Arkansas family in the Education Freedom Account program gets the same headline number for 2026-27: $7,208 per student (up $344 from last year’s $6,864,

Here is the sentence that changes the economics of high school for Arizona ESA families: your student’s ESA balance can pay a university directly for

Short answer: yes, explicitly, by name, in the statute and the handbook. Arizona’s ESA program allows funds to be spent on tuition and fees at

Arizona runs the largest and most flexible education savings account program in the country: more than 100,000 students are enrolled, every K-12 student in the

Every Arkansas family in the Education Freedom Account program gets the same headline number for 2026-27: $7,208 per student (up $344 from last year’s $6,864,

If your family has been saving Education Freedom Account funds for a future expense, the rules just changed underneath you. Beginning with the 2026-27 school

If your family holds an Arkansas Education Freedom Account, you already have the money to pay for real college courses. The 2026-27 allocation is $7,208