Homeschool Voucher & ESA Programs

ClassWallet Marketplace Vendor

Homeschool Voucher & ESA Programs

First Homeschool participates as an approved ClassWallet Marketplace retailer for the state education programs below. Families can use eligible program funds to shop approved homeschool curriculum, books, workbooks, literature, manipulatives, kits, and other educational materials through our Marketplace storefront.

Select your state to see program-specific eligibility notes, purchasing instructions, official resources, and guidance for shopping First Homeschool through ClassWallet.

Important: First Homeschool is available through the ClassWallet Marketplace, not the Direct Pay / Pay Vendor option. Each state controls which products and expenses qualify, and the rules are different from one program to another.
AR EFA
Arkansas

Education Freedom Account

Shop homeschool curriculum and approved educational materials through the Arkansas EFA program.

View Arkansas Guide
AZ ESA
Arizona

Empowerment Scholarship Account

Use Arizona ESA funds for approved curriculum and educational purchases through ClassWallet.

View Arizona Guide
AL CHOOSE
Alabama

CHOOSE Act

Shop qualifying homeschool curriculum and educational materials with CHOOSE Act ESA funds.

View Alabama Guide
SC ESTF
South Carolina

Education Scholarship Trust Fund

Use South Carolina ESTF scholarship funds for approved curriculum and educational purchases.

View South Carolina Guide
How It Works

Shop First Homeschool Through ClassWallet

The exact rules differ by state, but the Marketplace shopping path is simple.

1

Select Your State

Open the state guide above to review the program-specific rules, eligible expense information, and official resources.

2

Start Inside ClassWallet

Sign in to the correct student wallet, choose the Marketplace or Start Shopping option, and locate First Homeschool.

3

Shop & Submit

Select eligible educational products, complete the Marketplace checkout flow, and authorize the purchase through ClassWallet.

Program availability, award amounts, purchasing rules, and eligible expenses can change. Always review your state's current official guidance before placing an order.