Use your Indiana ESA for AI tutoring

Awards run up to approximately $20,000 depending on disability level and district. Siblings of qualifying students may also receive up to approximately $8,000. The program runs on ClassWallet.

The CSA provides $5,000 per year for students in grades 10-12 in approved career programs. CSA funds cover career coaching and credentials. Academic tutoring is generally not an eligible CSA expense, so most Aristotle families will use INESA.

Read the full Indiana ESA guide

Where Aristotle supports Direct Pay, no: your ESA pays Aristotle directly through the program portal. Other programs use reimbursement, meaning you pay first and submit documentation for approval. We will confirm which method applies before you enroll.

Everything your program requires: itemized invoices with the student's name, service dates, and subjects covered. We also provide progress reports and vendor approval documentation on request.

Each student's ESA funds are separate, so each student requires an individual invoice. We prepare these automatically when you sign up.

Answer apps hand your child the solution and forget them when the chat ends. Aristotle teaches the way expert tutors do: it asks your child to explain their thinking, finds the misconception underneath a wrong answer, and guides them with questions until they solve it themselves. It remembers what your child has mastered and plans what to teach next.

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