Universal Eligibility

School Choice in North Carolina

North Carolina offers 2 school choice programs serving 108,400 students.

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School Choice in North Carolina

North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship Program expanded to universal eligibility, making it one of the largest state school choice programs with over 100,000 students receiving vouchers for private school tuition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What school choice programs are available in North Carolina?
North Carolina offers 2 school choice programs: Opportunity Scholarship, Disability Grant (Personal Education Savings Account). These programs serve 108,400 students statewide.
Does North Carolina have universal school choice eligibility?
Yes, North Carolina has at least one program with universal eligibility, meaning all students in the state can qualify regardless of income or other criteria.
How much funding is available through North Carolina school choice programs?
The maximum award available is $9,000 per student per year. Actual amounts vary by program and may depend on factors like grade level, student needs, and program type.
How do I apply for school choice programs in North Carolina?
Each program has its own application process and timeline. Visit the individual program pages above for specific application instructions, deadlines, and required documentation. You can also use our eligibility calculator to find which programs you may qualify for.

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