State funding

Your state may help pay for Sora Homeschool.

Several states give families money for curriculum, either as a scholarship account or as a tax credit. Pick your state to see how much is available and exactly what to do.

Arizona $7,000–$7,800 per child, per year · Empowerment Scholarship Account

Apply to the state year-round, sign a contract, then pay for curriculum from your account.

See the Arizona steps Florida Around $8,000 per child, per year · PEP and FES-UA scholarships

Pay for Sora Homeschool first, then get reimbursed through Step Up For Students.

See the Florida steps Idaho Up to $5,000 per child, per year · Parental Choice Tax Credit

Apply through the Idaho State Tax Commission. Funding is limited, so timing matters.

See the Idaho steps Oklahoma Up to $1,000 per child, per year · Parental Choice Tax Credit

No application. Claim the credit on your state tax return with your receipts.

See the Oklahoma steps

Two kinds of programs

Scholarship accountsArizona and Florida. The state sets aside funds for your child, and you spend or get reimbursed from that account.

Tax creditsIdaho and Oklahoma. You pay for curriculum yourself, then get money back through the state tax system.

Getting your receipt from Sora

Itemized receipts are available on request. Each one lists your child's name, the dates covered, the amount paid, and the subjects included:

English language artsMathScienceSocial studies

Live somewhere else?

Other states run similar programs under different names. If yours does, ask us for an itemized receipt and check with the program whether curriculum like Sora Homeschool is covered.

Checked October 2026. Amounts shown are typical or maximum awards and can change. Each state decides who qualifies and what is covered; Sora Homeschool can't provide legal or tax advice about these programs.