Education Freedom Accounts
Education Freedom Accounts allow eligible New Hampshire students to direct state funded per-pupil education adequacy grants toward select educational programming of their choice for a variety of learning experiences.
2023/2024
- EFA Fact Sheet 2023
- EFA by residence of student, cost of an adequate education calculation
- EFA Enrollment Heat Map
2022/2023
- EFA Fact Sheet 2022
- EFA Enrollment Heat Map
- EFA by residence of student, cost of an adequate education calculation
2021/2022
- Spending Summary by Vendor
- Spending Summary by Category
- Expenditures Report (March 2022)
- EFA Accountability Committee Report (March 2022)
- Report of Independent Certified Public Accountants
- EFA Fact Sheet 2021
- Long-term Comprehensive Modeling Analysis (January 2021)
Press Releases
- State Senate Votes for Educational Freedom Accounts
- NHED Publishes Fiscal Analysis of Education Freedom Accounts
- First Round of Education Freedom Accounts Funding to be Released
- Second Year of Education Freedom Accounts Prospering
- More than 4,000 students secure flexible learning options during third year of EFAs
Eligibility Requirements
- You and your student must be New Hampshire residents
- Your child must be at least 5-years-old and no older than 20-years-old and entering K-12 grade.
- Your family's income must be at or below 350% of the federal poverty level.
How to Apply
- Visit Children's Scholarship Fund New Hampshire to apply or seek additional information.
Chapter 194-F, Education Freedom Accounts Law
Contact:
Children's Scholarship Fund New Hampshire
603-755-6751
csfnh@scholarshipfund.org