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Indiana Department of Education: Indiana Choice Scholarship Program Indiana Choice Scholarship Program Student Learning and Pathways indiana-choice-scholarship-program The information on this page is accurate according to current Indiana law administrative code and is subject to change during to the current legislative session. Any changes to the Choice Scholarship Program will be posted at the conclusion of the legislative session.
Indiana is committed to providing all children access to quality educational opportunities. Indiana's Choice Scholarship Program, commonly referred to as the voucher program, (authorized under IC 20-51-1 and IC 20-51-4 ) provides scholarships to eligible Indiana students in grades K–12 to offset tuition costs at participating schools. Explore the links below for more information.
This section provides parents and guardians with basic information about the Choice Scholarship Program. Please contact your Choice Scholarship school to learn about enrollment requirements and to submit a Choice Scholarship student application.
2026-2027 Participating Choice Schools Choice Scholarship Program FAQ 2025-2026 Choice Student Eligibility (Includes Income Guidelines) Final Award Amounts 2025-2026 Estimated Award Amounts 2026-2027 Effective June 29, 2023, the following requirements must be satisfied to qualify for a Choice Scholarship award: Student must have legal settlement in Indiana; Student must be at least five (5) years old and less than 22 years old by October 1 of the school year that the student is applying; and How to Apply for Parents/Guardians When a Choice school has been selected for an Indiana student, the student should enroll in the school.
The Choice school has access to an electronic application that they will use to submit the student’s Choice application. The 2025-2026 Choice Scholarship student application is available beginning on Friday, March 1, and ending on Sunday, September 1, for the first application period. The 2025-2026 period 2 Choice Scholarship application period begins Friday, November 1, 2025 and ends Wednesday, January 15, 2026.
The parent/guardian must provide documentation of eligibility to the Choice school. The application will be submitted by the participating Choice school with information provided by you via a password-protected website that is only available to Choice school administrators. Applications submitted in the first period are full year awards, provided that the student is not withdrawn prior to the end of the school year.
Applications submitted in the second period are a half-year award, provided that the student remains enrolled through the end of the school year. If a student is approved for a Choice Scholarship, the school will provide the parent/guardian with a copy of the award letter at the time the student’s application is approved. This award letter will detail the estimated amount of the Choice Scholarship.
Please save this letter for your records. Information for schools about participating in the Choice Scholarship Program. Under IC 20-51-1-4.
7, an “eligible school’ must meet the following requirements: Be an elementary or high school that is located in Indiana; Require an eligible Choice Scholarship student to pay tuition or transfer tuition to attend; Voluntarily agree to enroll an eligible Choice Scholarship student; Be accredited by either the Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) or a national or regional accreditation agency that is recognized by the SBOE; Administer the statewide assessment; Not be a charter school or the school corporation in which an eligible Choice Scholarship student has legal settlement under IC 20-26-11; and Submit to the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) the student performance data required for a category designation under IC 20-31-8-3.
In addition to these, participating Choice schools are required to follow all administrative rules and laws found in IAC 511, IAC 512, and IC 20-51. Additional information about accreditation can be found on the School Accreditation webpage and in the SBOE Recognized Accrediting Organizations section of the SBOE’s website .
Questions about accreditation, including provisional education should be directed to IDOE’s Office of Accountability at schoolaccountability@doe. in. gov .
Beginning in 2026, the application for a school to participate in the Indiana School Choice Program has gone digital. To access the school application, prospective schools must have access to the LINK Portal. All prospective schools must have a school identification number provided by IDOE’s Office of Accountability.
For further information, please contact the Office of Accountability at schoolaccountability@doe. in. gov .
Prospective schools may only request access to the LINK Portal after receiving their school number from the Office of Accountability. Current participating Choice Schools can find more information at Non-Public School Community Moodle . National Accrediting Organizations Choice Scholarship Annual Program Reports Reports from 2015-2016* up through 2024-2025 are posted.
(*Includes data back to 2011-2012) 2024-2025 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2023-2024 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2022-2023 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2021-2022 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2020-2021 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2019-2020 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2018-2019 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2017-2018 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2016-2017 Choice Scholarship Program Report 2015-2016 Choice Scholarship Program Report* Scholarship Granting Organizations Information Indiana Department of Education School Financial Reports (Form 9) Licensing Verification and Information System (LVIS) Dr. Jenner Scheduling Requests
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any Indiana resident K-12 student attending a private school approved by the Indiana Department of Education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (estimated $6,000 - $8,500; up to 90% of state per-pupil funding or full tuition, whichever is less). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Indiana Choice Scholarship Program is funded by Indiana Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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