Education Scholarship Trust Fund

Use your South Carolina ESA for AI tutoring

South Carolina ESTF funds can cover Aristotle through ClassWallet. Here's how the program works and how to get started.

How the Education Scholarship Trust Fund works

South Carolina's Education Scholarship Trust Fund runs on ClassWallet. The award is $7,634 for 2026–27, for families at or below 500% of the federal poverty level, with priority below 300%. Apply at sc-estf-program.com; the priority window opens in mid-January. This year's 15,000 seats filled quickly and produced a waitlist of more than 8,000 families, so apply as soon as the window opens. Tutoring is an eligible expense, along with tuition, therapies, curriculum, and transportation.

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Common questions about using your South Carolina ESA

How competitive is South Carolina's ESTF?

Very competitive. This year's 15,000 seats filled quickly and produced a waitlist of more than 8,000 families. Apply as soon as the priority window opens in mid-January for the best chance of receiving funding.

What expenses does the ESTF cover?

Who qualifies for South Carolina's ESTF?

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