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ESA Vendors in South Carolina (2026–27)
Education Scholarship Trust Fund pays vendors through ClassWallet. Below: what the funds can buy, category by category with the program's rule, then the vendors listed for each one and how to pay them. No vendor has listed itself for this program yet.
What you can buy with Education Scholarship Trust Fund
Each category shows the program's published rule as PencilGo read it on 2026-09-25. A condition or a cap is the normal case; confirm the exact item in the program before buying.
Education Scholarship Trust Fund explicitly excludes: Any purchase not made through ClassWallet Direct Pay or the ClassWallet Marketplace; Gas mileage reimbursement to a parent/guardian for transportation; Enrollment in an Option 1-3 homeschool association (disqualifies ESTF participation).
Is it covered by Education Scholarship Trust Fund?
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.
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Vendors for each category in South Carolina (2026–27)
No vendor has listed itself for Education Scholarship Trust Fund yet. Listings are vendor-reported until PencilGo checks the program's records; confirm the exact item in Education Scholarship Trust Fund before buying.
Answered from the South Carolina program guide and the listings on this page.
Where can I find ESA vendors in South Carolina?
South Carolina Department of Education / ClassWallet keeps the official list for Education Scholarship Trust Fund; start at SCDE: ESTF status. This page will list vendors that report serving South Carolina families as they list themselves, with how to pay each one; none has yet.
How do I pay a vendor with Education Scholarship Trust Fund funds?
Each listing names how it is paid. The program reviews the purchase before the vendor is paid.
Can I buy curriculum and worksheets with Education Scholarship Trust Fund?
Education Scholarship Trust Fund funds may cover participating-school and online tuition; curriculum, books, materials and tutoring; disability therapies and technology; uniforms and limited transportation. A student cannot receive ESTF and Exceptional SC funding in the same year. Older summaries may show rules changed by later legislation.
Who qualifies for Education Scholarship Trust Fund?
ESTF serves South Carolina K–12 students from households at or below 500% FPL who are not attending their zoned public school full-time. Exceptional SC separately serves students with documented exceptional needs.
ESA vendors in other states
Every state with an education savings account or scholarship program, with the vendors listed for it.
PencilGo is an independent company, not a state agency or program administrator. A listing here does not mean the program has approved every product a vendor sells. Confirm the exact item and how you pay in Education Scholarship Trust Fund before buying.