ESA in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania does not currently have an ESA program.

Q: Does Pennsylvania have an ESA program?

Pennsylvania does not have an ESA program. Pennsylvania's EITC and OSTC programs are large corporate tax-credit scholarship programs for private school tuition only. They are not available to homeschool families.

Q: How do homeschool families in Pennsylvania pay for curriculum?

Most homeschool families in Pennsylvania fund curriculum through personal budgets. Pennsylvania does not offer tax credits or deductions specifically for homeschool curriculum expenses. Wizkoo is $50/month or $499/year for your whole family, no ESA required.

Pennsylvania does not currently have an ESA program. Pennsylvania offers substantial tax-credit scholarship programs, but they are for private school enrollment only.

As of April 2026

What Pennsylvania offers

Tax-credit scholarships for private school — not available to homeschool families.

EITC + OSTC Scholarships

Pennsylvania's Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs have a combined cap of approximately $590M and issued ~77,670 scholarships averaging $2,218 per student. Private school enrollment required — not available to homeschool families.

Wizkoo works without ESA

You don't need an ESA to use Wizkoo.

Most homeschool families fund their curriculum through personal budgets, and Wizkoo is built to be worth it either way.

$50/month or $499/year. Every child in your family, one price. No per-child pricing. No vendor approval needed. No waiting.

Your first plan is free, no credit card required.

If Pennsylvania introduces an ESA program, we'll update this page immediately.

FAQ

Does Pennsylvania have an ESA program?

How do homeschool families in Pennsylvania pay for curriculum?

Build My Family's Week

No credit card for first plan.

This page is for informational purposes only and is not legal or financial advice. ESA program details, eligibility, and funding amounts change frequently. Always verify current information directly with your state's education department before making financial decisions. Last verified: April 2026.