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School Choice in West Virginia

West Virginia offers 1 school choice program serving 20,000 students.

1
Programs
20,000
Students Enrolled
All
Students Eligible

Available Programs

Hope Scholarship

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Up to
$4,600
per student

West Virginia's Hope Scholarship is a universal ESA program that survived a state supreme court challenge in 2023. Funds are deposited into parent-controlled accounts and can be used for private school tuition, tutoring, therapies, technology, and other approved educational expenses.

20,000 students enrolledEst. 2021Grades K-12

School Choice in West Virginia

West Virginia's Hope Scholarship program provides universal Education Savings Accounts for all K-12 students, allowing families to use state funds for private school tuition, tutoring, and other approved educational expenses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What school choice programs are available in West Virginia?
West Virginia offers 1 school choice program: Hope Scholarship. These programs serve 20,000 students statewide.
Does West Virginia have universal school choice eligibility?
Yes, West Virginia 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 West Virginia school choice programs?
The maximum award available is $4,600 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 West Virginia?
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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