Find scholarships

Search for your child's school. Its page lists every scholarship its students can use, the Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO) that offers it, and how to apply.

New to K–12 scholarships? Start here

SGOs are nonprofits that give K–12 scholarships, paid for by donations. You apply to the SGO. Searching here is free.

Your child may qualify if:

  • You live in a state that's taking part30 states are in. See the list
  • Your child is in kindergarten through 12th grade
  • Your family earns less than 3 times the typical income where you live

Check in three questions

About 95% of U.S. children live in a home under the income limit. See yours:

A quick check, not a decision. The SGO checks your income when you apply. Limits follow Treasury's proposed rules and may change.

How it works

  1. Find your child's school
  2. Apply to an SGO on its website
  3. The scholarship pays the school

New program: first SGO lists arrive by Feb 15, 2027. Get an email when your school has one.

Source: Treasury proposed regulations, Federal Register 2026-20277 · as of Oct 2, 2026

Source: Treasury temporary regulations, Federal Register 2026-20264 · as of Oct 2, 2026

Source: IRS, Federal Scholarship Tax Credit · as of Sep 14, 2026

You can also browse schools by state. Giving instead of applying? How donors use the tax credit.