Your state might already be paying for this.
In Arizona, Florida, Arkansas, Texas, and more than 25 other states, families receive $6,864–$8,000 per year in state education funds — and Wildgrove is on the approved-vendor path.
What is an Education Savings Account?
An Education Savings Account (ESA) is a state-funded account that puts education money directly in the hands of families — rather than routing it through a traditional public school. Families can use ESA funds to pay for approved educational expenses, including tutoring, online learning, and educational software. About 30 states now have some form of ESA or school choice program. In the largest states — Arizona, Florida, Arkansas, Texas — the annual allocation runs $6,864–$8,000 per child.
Wildgrove is on the approved-vendor path.
We're working through the approval process in ESA states. 'On the approved-vendor path' means we're actively pursuing listing — we're not yet listed in every state, and you should check with your state's ESA program to confirm current eligibility before purchasing with ESA funds. For many families, the $24/month Wildgrove subscription is a rounding error on their annual ESA allocation. When approved, it can be fully covered.
Find your state's ESA program:
Pick your state to see the program name, approximate annual amount, and how to apply Wildgrove toward it.
How ESA reimbursement typically works.
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Confirm Wildgrove is approved in your state's program
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Purchase your Wildgrove subscription
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Submit the receipt or invoice to your ESA spending platform (ClassWallet, Odyssey, or your state portal)
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The reimbursement is credited to your account
Process varies by state. Check your state's ESA program for current instructions.
For microschools and co-ops: less friction at enrollment.
If your families are in ESA states, Wildgrove's approved-vendor status means one fewer enrollment objection and one more reason families choose your program.