Scholarships — Exceptional Education for Exceptional Children

Do you think you may be eligible for an ESA+?

Fill out our short questionnaire and our team will reach out soon!

Please Note: The Education Student Accounts (ESA+) program is by the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority. Please note, Exceptional Education for Exceptional Children is not affiliated with this agency. Completing this survey doesn’t award your child a scholarship as this is not the official application. To officially apply, you must go through the state agency responsible for administering the program, the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority. To access the online application, visit: www.ncseaa.edu

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First Name

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Will your child be at least 4 years old on or before April 16 and entering kindergarten?

Has your child graduated from high school?

Is your child a resident of North Carolina?

Does your child have a disability who requires special education, as documented by the public school IEP (Individualized Education Program)?

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North Carolina has long been a leader in providing the ability for parents to access educational options. For students with disabilities who may need flexibility and additional resources to meet their child’s educational needs, the ESA+ program may be their answer.

The movement behind Exceptional Education for Exceptional Children helped lead to the creation of special needs scholarships. The echoes of voices from special needs families spurred the legislature to increase funding and provide more scholarships under the ESA+ program.

Parents who advocated for their children helped ensure that the ESA+ program will grow, making more scholarships available each year. Be sure to click Sign Up at the top of the page to help join other families in ensuring every child has access to an exceptional education!

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Official eligibility guidelines and application can be found at the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority website (https://www.ncseaa.edu/k12/esa)