Some states provide eligible students with a portion of their child’s public school funding that can be applied to their Whitmore School tuition. Great news! If you have applied for and been approved, your state’s scholarship funding will pay 100% of your Whitmore School tuition and College Advisor services!
Alabama CHOOSE Act 
| Alabama - $7,000 per student Student applications will open on July 1 for the 2026-27 school year. CHOOSE Act Parent Guide |
Arizona Empowerment Scholarship 
| Arizona – $7,000 - $8,000 per student. Student applications are accepted year-round |
School Choice Arkansas 
| School Choice Arkansas - up to $7,208 per student Student applications will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis until August 1. Search on the Curriculum tab - |
New Hampshire Children's Scholarship Fund 
| New Hampshire – $4,265 per student Student Applications accepted from 3/1/ – 5/3 for the 2026-27 school year Service provider link Whitmore School |
South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund 
| South Carolina – $7,634 per student Student Applications accepted 1/15 - 3/15 for the 2026-27 school year. Search for CompuHigh, LLC to find Whitmore School as a service provider SC Education Scholarship Trust Fund Program prequalification tool. |
Tennessee Educationn Freedom Scholarship 
| Tennessee - $7,530 per student Student Applications accepted 1/13 - 2/6 for the 2026-27 school year. Search for Whitmore School or CompuHigh Whitmore School to find us as a Non-Public School |
Utah Fits All Scholarship 
| Utah – $8,000 per student Student Applications accepted from 4/1 – 5/1 for the 2026-27 school year |
West Virginia Hope Scholarship 
| West Virginia – $5,436 per student. Student Applications accepted year-round Search CompuHigh, LLC to open Whitmore School service provider |
Want help with applying for your state’s School Choice Funding options? edChoice has answers. Click here to learn more about your state’s program. School Choice In America
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