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Georgia · State guide · 2026–27

Can ESA cover this?

Active; another 2026–27 application window opens November 1. Every purchase is reviewed by the program. Reviewed September 22, 2026.

Georgia PromisePromise ScholarshipGSNS

Is it covered by Georgia Promise Scholarship?

Type what you want to buy, for example a product name, a class or a service. We check it against the program's published expense rules and show the rule.

Your state's program makes the final decision. A purchase made with your own card may not be paid back.

Georgia Promise Scholarship vendors in Georgia

By what your child needs. Before paying any of them, check the exact purchase above.

Tutoring · 215 listed
Therapies & services · 28 listed
Classes, co-ops & camps · 7 listed
Private school or microschool · 378 listed
Curriculum · 114 listed
Online learning · 73 listed
Georgia funding and program facts
Per student, 2026–27

Up to $6,500 per year in four installments

Pays vendors through

Odyssey

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Provider approved

Vendors listed

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Provider approved

PencilGo received Georgia Promise provider approval. Its submitted offerings are pending review, so check the specific offering before attempting a scholarship purchase.

PencilGo status reviewed September 23, 2026.

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Provider participation does not approve every product. Confirm the exact offering and payment process before purchasing. Direct card purchases may not be reimbursed.

Eligibility, application, and payment details

Who can qualify?

Promise generally requires two consecutive public-school semesters—or rising kindergarten—and residence in an attendance zone on the lowest-25% school list. Georgia Special Needs Scholarship has separate disability and prior-enrollment rules.

How much is it?

Promise provides up to $6,500 in four installments. Georgia Special Needs Scholarship uses a student-specific funding formula and pays participating-school tuition and fees.

When do I apply?

The next Promise window is November 1–30, 2026 for spring enrollment; that window is limited to households at or below 400% of the federal poverty level.

What the funds may cover

  • Private-school tuition and fees
  • Textbooks, curriculum and approved materials
  • Certified tutoring and licensed therapies
  • Transportation up to the program limit

The exact item still must satisfy the program’s current rules and purchasing process.

See every category with the Georgia Promise Scholarship rule, and check a specific item

Worksheets, printables and workbooks with Georgia Promise Scholarship

Before you act

Promise cannot be combined with GSNS or an SSO scholarship. Child eligibility and approval of a vendor or item are separate decisions.

Program administrator
Georgia Education Savings Authority / Odyssey
Guide reviewed
September 22, 2026

Verify before applying or spending

Official Georgia sources

Program pages can change after this guide is reviewed. These links are the source of truth.

A safe order for families

Do not buy first and assume reimbursement later.

  1. 1

    Confirm the child’s eligibility

    Use the official program—not a vendor page—to check residency, enrollment, income or disability requirements.

  2. 2

    Wait for the actual award

    Eligibility, an application, and a funded account are three different stages.

  3. 3

    Verify the exact expense and payment route

    Provider approval does not automatically approve every product. Save invoices and required documentation.

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Questions Georgia families ask

Answered from the official Georgia Promise Scholarship sources linked above.

Who qualifies for Georgia Promise Scholarship?

Promise generally requires two consecutive public-school semesters—or rising kindergarten—and residence in an attendance zone on the lowest-25% school list. Georgia Special Needs Scholarship has separate disability and prior-enrollment rules.

How much funding is available in Georgia?

Promise provides up to $6,500 in four installments. Georgia Special Needs Scholarship uses a student-specific funding formula and pays participating-school tuition and fees.

When can families apply?

The next Promise window is November 1–30, 2026 for spring enrollment; that window is limited to households at or below 400% of the federal poverty level.

Where can I find ESA vendors in Georgia?

Georgia Education Savings Authority / Odyssey keeps the official list for Georgia Promise Scholarship; start at My Georgia Promise. PencilGo's Georgia vendor directory lists vendors that report serving the program, with how to pay each one.

What can Georgia Promise Scholarship funds cover?

Private-school tuition and fees; Textbooks, curriculum and approved materials; Certified tutoring and licensed therapies; Transportation up to the program limit. Promise cannot be combined with GSNS or an SSO scholarship. Child eligibility and approval of a vendor or item are separate decisions.

Independent information

PencilGo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Georgia, Georgia Education Savings Authority / Odyssey, or any scholarship administrator. This page is educational information, not legal, tax, or eligibility advice. Program administrators make all final decisions.

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