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Indiana parents · 7 min read

What Can You Buy With Indiana Education Scholarship Account Funds?

What your Indiana education funds cover for reading and curriculum, how it works, and what is allowed.

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Program rules change; your program office has the final word on every purchase.

The short version

  1. Your Indiana Education Scholarship Account (INESA) covers more than tuition.
  2. Curriculum, educational software, and materials are eligible, and you access it through ClassWallet.
  3. Amounts and rules shift year to year, so confirm the live number with your program before you buy.

Short answer: your Indiana Education Scholarship Account (INESA) covers more than tuition. Curriculum, educational software, and materials are eligible, and you access it through ClassWallet. Indiana funds curricular materials and educational software, but excludes open-ended subscriptions, so A New Page is offered as a one-time 12-month term license, which is the eligible form. Here is the plain-English version for a struggling reader, and the smartest way to spend it.

The basics

  • How much: about $6,500 per student.
  • Status: Not yet Indiana funds do not pay for A New Page yet, because we are still being approved. The program is active for eligible students. Amounts and rules shift year to year, so confirm the live number with your program before you buy. Status as of October 15, 2026.
  • How you access it: ClassWallet. Keep every receipt and your child's progress documentation.

What reading families can buy

  • Curriculum and textbooks, including a full structured-literacy reading curriculum.
  • Educational software and online learning from approved vendors, the category that stretches your dollars furthest because one annual license covers a full year of instruction.
  • Tutoring from approved providers. Certified structured-literacy tutors run $80 to $120 an hour, so see what reading tutors cost before you commit.
  • Services and therapies for a student with a documented disability such as dyslexia.

Ready to try one night together?

Start the free reading checkor read one night free, no account

7 days free. No card.

What you cannot buy

  • Anything from a vendor who is not approved in the program. Check before you commit money.
  • General household goods and entertainment subscriptions.
  • Anything outside the program year's rules. Your Indiana program office has the final word on every purchase.
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One example in the software category

A New Page is a structured-literacy program, from first sounds to confident reading, for struggling and dyslexic readers ages 3 to 18, built on the science of reading. A free reading check finds the safest place for your child to start, then explicit phonics is delivered inside illustrated stories your child unlocks by reading aloud. It is offered as a one-time $299 annual reading-curriculum license for one student, purchased with that student’s funds. Start with the free reading check before you spend anything.

A smart order of operations

  1. Step 1, free: the free reading check finds the right place to start and the skill that is breaking down.
  2. Step 2, $299: a full year of structured-literacy instruction through A New Page, for one student.
  3. Step 3, the rest: decodable books, the remainder of your curriculum, and targeted tutoring only if the data says you need it.

Program rules, amounts, and eligibility change; your Indiana program office has the final word on every purchase. This guide is educational, not legal or tax advice. Status as of October 15, 2026.

Indiana families: see exactly how to use your funds for A New Page

$299 a year for one student. Indiana funds don’t pay for A New Page yet; we’re finishing ClassWallet approval. Where Indiana stands →

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Not sure your child needs it? The reading check is free, no account and no card (we keep only your email; your child's name stays on your device), and you keep the result either way.

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What A New Page is

A reading program you do together, at home.

Fifteen minutes a night, side by side, from first sounds to confident reading, for ages 3 to 18. Your child reads the hero’s lines in a real story, built only from the sounds your child has learned. You read the rest from a script, so you never have to guess what to say.

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Fifteen minutes a night.
A real story.

Start the free reading checkor read one night free, no account

7 days free. No card.