ESA video from edchoice.org

Education Savings Accounts give  parents direct access to state education tax dollars to use for educating their child.

Funds are sent to parents via a government-authorized savings account restricted for.....

• K-12 school tuition and fees
• Tutors
• Textbooks, curriculum and supplemental materials
• Certain transportation costs
• Certain online learning programs costs
• Standardized tests fees 
• College achievement exam & admission fees
• Educational services from licensed providers
• Public school services
• Tuition, fees, and textbooks at a postsecondary institution
• $300 in annual consumable school supplies or verified technology devices 

 S.F. No. 1525 – Education Savings Accounts – (As Amended)  from March 8, 2021

 ESA’s actually give public schools more resources for fewer kids. Only state dollars fund ESA's, leaving behind your child's federal and local funds at the public school even though your student is no longer there. 

A traditional voucher program allocates state education dollars for private school tuition only.