School, individual courses, or support for the plan you already have? Start with your student’s goals, then confirm what your funding program can actually cover.
Landmark has approved vendor access in Texas, Louisiana, and Missouri. Your student’s award and the exact approved offering determine what can be purchased.
TEFA offers school and homeschool funding routes for eligible, awarded Texas families.
These are current-cycle state award amounts, not a promise of an award or next year’s funding.
Louisiana’s education savings account program helps participating families purchase qualifying educational services and materials.
Vendor approval does not establish that every course or full-time school enrollment is covered.
Missouri’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts program provides scholarships through approved Educational Assistance Organizations.
A vendor listing is different from a participating-school approval or a scholarship award.
Before purchasing: confirm the exact listing, eligible student, available funds, and payment route with your program and Landmark. Approval in one state does not carry over to another. Families outside these programs can also ask about private-pay options.
The Education Freedom Tax Credit encourages donors to fund scholarships through qualifying scholarship-granting organizations. Families apply for scholarships, not a tax credit or an automatic state account.
The IRS advance-election list dated September 14, 2026 includes Texas, Louisiana, and Missouri. State participation alone does not guarantee an award. The scholarship organization verifies eligibility, accepts applications, and determines awards from available funds.
Qualified K–12 expenses can include school tuition, academic tutoring, special-education services, books, supplies, and qualifying extended-day programs. Confirm your student’s exact expense and provider with the scholarship organization before purchasing.
Donor credit limits do not set your student’s scholarship amount. Awards depend on qualified expenses, the organization’s rules, and available funding. A family does not need to owe federal income tax to benefit from a qualifying scholarship.
Landmark plans to partner with ACE. Confirmed family application dates, scholarship availability, and Landmark-specific approval details are not available yet. Ask us about your student’s needs now; we will share the confirmed process when it is ready.
This is information for planning, not an open scholarship application or a funding commitment. Do not send tax returns, Social Security numbers, or other financial documents through Landmark’s general inquiry form. Any eligibility documents should go through the scholarship organization’s confirmed secure process.
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Reviewed October 9, 2026 using Treasury’s October 1 guidance. Taxpayers, organizations, and states may rely on the proposed federal rules for qualifying 2027 contributions if they follow all applicable provisions consistently and in full. State vendor status is supplied by Landmark; verify each live offering. Rules, availability, and deadlines can change.
Not automatically. Vendor approval allows approved offerings to be considered under that program. School participation, full-time enrollment, student eligibility, and payment approval are separate questions. Confirm the exact route before selecting a listing.
No. A website or catalog entry does not by itself establish funding eligibility. Only the program’s approved, available offerings can be purchased using that account, subject to its rules and balance.
No. Landmark’s inquiry form helps us understand your student and interests. Funding applications go through the appropriate state program or scholarship organization; each has its own eligibility, dates, and process.