New Hampshire Education Freedom Accounts at a Glance
Administered by the Children’s Scholarship Fund NH (CSFNH), EFA funds can be used for private school tuition, homeschool curriculum, online courses, tutoring, and more. Parents control the funds through a digital ClassWallet Family Wallet.
Funding
Average $4,500–$5,000
- Average amount: $4,500–$5,000 per student
- Up to about $9,100 if the student qualifies for “differentiated aid” (e.g., low-income, IEP, English Learner)
- Parent Handbook (PDF)
Eligibility
Universal for 2026–27
- Universal K–12 eligibility for New Hampshire families in 2026–27
- Applications: Rolling. Apply by July 15 for full-year funding; later applications are prorated.
- EFA program website
Qualifying educational expenses include private school tuition, online education, textbooks, curricula, computers, technology, and more.
Veritas Press is an approved Education Freedom Account provider. Use your EFA to pay for Veritas Scholars Academy tuition, Self-Paced Courses, or complete homeschool curriculum kits. If you need an invoice or help submitting your payment through ClassWallet, just let us know—we’re happy to help.
How to Use Your EFA with Veritas Press
New Hampshire EFAs are managed using ClassWallet’s Family Wallet platform. You can purchase Veritas Press materials directly or submit for reimbursement.
New Hampshire EFA Resources
Program Resources
Program Administrator
Children’s Scholarship Fund NH
Program Website
nh.scholarshipfund.org/efa
Parent Handbook
Parent Handbook (PDF)
Email
[email protected]
Phone
(603) 913-1843
Payments
Payment Manager
ClassWallet
Email
[email protected]
Phone
(877) 969-5536
Live Chat
classwallet.my.site.com/classwallet
To learn more, explore the EFA program website.
What to Expect from Your Consultation
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use my EFA with Veritas Press?
Yes. Veritas Press is an approved Education Freedom Account provider. Pay directly through the ClassWallet Marketplace, or submit a reimbursement for a past Veritas Press purchase.
Is my child eligible?
For 2026–27, all K–12 New Hampshire families are eligible.
How much funding does an EFA provide?
On average $4,500–$5,000 per student, and up to about $9,100 if the student qualifies for “differentiated aid” (e.g., low-income, IEP, English Learner).
When should I apply?
Applications are rolling. Apply by July 15 for full-year funding; later applications are prorated.
Is this a sales call?
It isn’t. Choosing an education for your child is a deeply personal decision, and our goal is to help you find the right path, not to push you toward a particular one. Our consultants are here to listen, ask good questions, and give you honest guidance.
Let’s Build Your New Hampshire Plan Together
A single conversation with a Veritas Family Consultant can bring clarity to how your EFA can support a classical Christian education—one that prepares your child for college, for life, and for everything God has in store for them.
