FES / PEP

Use Your Florida ESA for AI Tutoring

Florida's ESA scholarships through Step Up For Students can cover Aristotle AI tutoring. Here's how each program works.

How the FES / PEP works

Florida operates the largest school choice system in the country. The three programs most relevant here are FES-EO, FES-UA, and PEP, administered by scholarship organizations including Step Up For Students and AAA. Step Up families use EMA, while AAA families use AAA's portal.

FES-EO serves private school families, is open to all, and averages approximately $8,000. FES-UA serves students ages 3 to 22 with disabilities, has no income limit, and averages $10,000, reaching $34,000 at higher support levels; waitlists are common, so apply early. PEP serves homeschooling families and part-time learners at $7,400 to $12,000 by county.

Applications generally run from February through April through Step Up For Students or AAA Scholarship Foundation. PEP applications for 2026–27 are now closed.

Florida permits reimbursement for eligible educational software and tutoring expenses, subject to program approval. Fill out the form below and we will help confirm the appropriate expense category and prepare the required documentation.

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Here’s what families say about Aristotle

We are a proud sixth-grade public school family in California with a dyslexic learner, and Aristotle is part of our after-school and weekend routine. So user-friendly and available on-call!

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parent of Siggi, Grade 6Burlingame, California

Common questions about using your Florida ESA

All three tracks can cover tutoring. FES-EO serves private school families at approximately $8,000. FES-UA serves students with disabilities at $10,000 to $34,000. PEP serves homeschoolers at $7,400 to $12,000 by county.

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