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ESA North Carolina, or the Education Student Accounts (ESA+) in North Carolina, is a special program for kids with certain needs. It’s like a special bank account where the state puts money for parents to use for their child’s education.
How do I purchase Goally with my ESA scholarship funds?
If you’re able to pay Goally as a direct pay vendor in ClassWallet, just follow these steps:
1. Pick out your tablet
2. Purchase Goally under your child’s name (this is important!)
3. Select the payment method “mail a check.”
4. You’ll receive an invoice in your email!
5. Log into your ClassWallet Account
6. Select “Pay Vendor”
7. Select Goally
8. Upload the invoice we sent to your email
9. Select your expense category
10. Submit!
How much money can a family receive from ESA+ ?
Families can receive anywhere between $9,000 – $17,000 a year depending on their qualifications.
Who do I contact if I have any questions?
You can contact the North Carolina Education Assistance Authority by email: [email protected] or by phone: 1-855-330-3955 (K12 Program staff toll-free)
What Can I Pay for with ESA+ Funds?
Families can use their ESA+ funds to pay for:
Here’s how it works. The state of North Carolina funds the ESA program. Parents apply for it, and if their application is accepted, they get money in an ESA account. This money can be used for approved educational expenses for their child. The amount each family gets can vary, but it’s typically around $9,000 per year.
| How Funds are Distributed | Amount Families Can Qualify For |
|---|---|
| Money is deposited into an ESA account | Up to $9,000 per year. students with certain designated disabilities may be eligible to receive $17,000 a year |
To be eligible for the ESA North Carolina program, a family must meet certain requirements. Here’s a quick look at what those are:
| Eligibility Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Documented Disability | The child must have a condition like autism, ADHD, or Down syndrome. |
| Age | The child must be at least 5 years old. |
| Residency | The child must be a resident of North Carolina. |
| Previous Public School Enrollment | The child should have been enrolled in a public school in North Carolina for at least one semester in the previous year. |
Remember, these are the basic requirements. There might be additional criteria that need to be met, so it’s always a good idea to check the official ESA North Carolina website for the most up to date information.
