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Who is Eligible?

This article is intended for Texas parents to help them understand the eligibility requirements for the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program.

To qualify for the program, a student must:

  • Be a citizen or national of the United States or lawfully admitted into the United States.

  • Be eligible to attend a Texas public school or open-enrollment charter school, including children of a parent who is an active-duty member of the U.S. armed forces, or eligible to enroll in a Texas public or open-enrollment charter school’s free prekindergarten program.

  • Live in the state of Texas.

A student’s eligibility ends if they:

  • Enroll full-time in a Texas public school or charter school in a manner in which the child will be counted toward the district's or school's average daily attendance for purposes of the allocation of funding under the Foundation School Program.

  • Move out of state.

  • Graduate from high school.

  • Withdraw from the program.

  • Are no longer eligible to attend a Texas public school, charter school, or pre-K or kindergarten program

  • Are found to have provided inaccurate information during the application process, or the child is declared ineligible for the program by the Comptroller.


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