School Choice in Ohio
Ohio offers 3 school choice programs serving 116,922 students.
Available Programs
EdChoice Expansion
Ohio's EdChoice Expansion is one of the largest voucher programs in the country. Originally income-based, it expanded to universal eligibility in 2023. Vouchers can be used at any participating private school in Ohio for tuition and fees.
EdChoice Traditional
Ohio's original EdChoice program provides vouchers to students assigned to chronically low-performing public schools. Eligibility is based on the academic performance rating of the student's resident public school district.
Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship
The Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship provides education savings accounts for students with disabilities who have an IEP or 504 plan. With one of the highest maximum award amounts nationally, funds cover specialized therapies, tutoring, assistive technology, and private school tuition.
School Choice in Ohio
Ohio expanded its EdChoice scholarship program to universal eligibility, allowing all K-12 students to receive vouchers for private school tuition, making it one of the largest choice programs in the nation with over 100,000 participants.
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