Homeschool Voucher & ESA Programs
Shop eligible homeschool curriculum and educational materials at First Homeschool through ClassWallet Marketplace. Find purchasing guidance for Alabama CHOOSE, Arizona ESA, Arkansas EFA, New Hampshire EFA, and South Carolina ESTF.
Choose your state below for program-specific eligibility notes, shopping instructions, and links to official resources.
Choose your state program
Each program has its own rules. Start with your state’s guide before shopping.
Alabama
CHOOSE ActExplore CHOOSE Act ESA purchasing guidance and eligible educational materials.View Alabama guide →Arizona
Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA)Explore Arizona ESA purchasing guidance for homeschool curriculum and educational materials.View Arizona guide →Arkansas
Education Freedom Account (EFA)Explore Arkansas EFA purchasing guidance for curriculum, books, and learning materials.View Arkansas guide →New Hampshire
Education Freedom Account (EFA)Explore learning at home, Children’s Scholarship Fund NH, and EFA purchasing guidance.View New Hampshire guide →South Carolina
Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF)Explore South Carolina ESTF purchasing guidance for approved educational materials.View South Carolina guide →
How to shop with program funds
Follow your state’s requirements at each step.
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Review your state guide
Check eligibility notes, approved expenses, and the official program resources linked in your guide.
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Open ClassWallet
Sign in to the correct student wallet. Choose Marketplace or Start Shopping, then locate First Homeschool.
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Shop and submit
Select eligible materials, follow the Marketplace checkout steps, and authorize your purchase through ClassWallet.
Before you shop
Which state programs does First Homeschool support?
First Homeschool participates through ClassWallet Marketplace for Alabama’s CHOOSE Act, Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA), Arkansas’s Education Freedom Account (EFA), New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Account (EFA), and South Carolina’s Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF). Select a state guide above for details.
Are all products eligible for program funds?
No. Eligibility depends on your state’s program rules and the product. Review your state guide and current official guidance before selecting materials. A product’s availability in our store does not by itself mean your program will cover it.
Should I use Marketplace or Direct Pay?
Use the ClassWallet Marketplace to find First Homeschool and begin your purchase. First Homeschool is available through the Marketplace, not the Direct Pay / Pay Vendor option.
Program availability, purchasing rules, and eligible expenses can change. Your state’s current official guidance is the final reference for program requirements.