Georgia Promise Scholarship
According to the Georgia Promise Scholarship program, student applications for the 2026–27 school year are accepted during set windows. The August window has closed, and the final window runs November 1–30, 2026.1
Georgia Promise Scholarship is a state-funded program for eligible students who have previously attended public school in Georgia. It provides financial assistance for non-public education options, including private schools and home study programs.
FAQ
How much is the Georgia Promise Scholarship?
Eligible families can receive up to $6,500 annually per student. Unlike traditional vouchers that only cover tuition, funds can be used for private school tuition, tutoring, curriculum for homeschooling, therapy (e.g., speech or occupational), and even up to $500 in transportation costs.
How do I apply for the Georgia Promise Scholarship?
Families may apply through MyGeorgiaPromise.org during application windows, which have specific deadlines. Students whose family income does not exceed 400% of the federal poverty level receive priority consideration.
Georgia Promise Scholarship
(470) 470-7057
Footnotes
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Georgia Education Savings Authority, Georgia Promise Scholarship. ↩
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