Learner is an approved tutoring provider for the Arkansas Education Freedom Account program.
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The Arkansas Education Freedom Account (EFA) program, created by the 2023 LEARNS Act, provides education savings accounts that families can use for approved educational expenses, including personalized tutoring. The program has grown rapidly — with 46,000+ students enrolled and 2,000+ approved service providers — and now offers universal eligibility for all K–12 students in Arkansas. Learner is an approved EFA tutoring provider, offering 1:1 online academic support through the ClassWallet platform.
Arkansas explicitly names tutoring as an eligible EFA expense. Learner provides online tutoring in math, English and language arts, science, and standardized test prep. Both homeschool and private school families can use EFA funds for tutoring — homeschool families can dedicate a larger share since they aren’t paying tuition. Arkansas requires tutors to hold a teaching license, bachelor’s degree in the subject, or 3+ years of teaching experience. Learner’s tutors meet these credential requirements.
The Arkansas EFA program provides approximately $7,000 per student per year (90% of state per-pupil funding). Funds are distributed quarterly through ClassWallet, and the state has published the most comprehensive government research report on ESA usage patterns to date. With universal eligibility and 46,000+ students already enrolled, Arkansas has one of the most active ESA ecosystems in the country.
Arkansas has a fast-growing ESA ecosystem with over 2,000 approved providers. Learner stands out with a focus on quality — rigorous tutor vetting, personalized 1:1 matching, and consistent progress tracking. For rural Arkansas families in particular, Learner’s online model provides access to expert tutors in advanced subjects that may not be available locally. All Learner tutors assigned to Arkansas students meet the state’s credential requirements (teaching license, bachelor’s degree, or 3+ years experience).
Apply for the Arkansas Education Freedom Account program through the Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Once approved, select Learner as your tutoring provider through the ClassWallet platform.
Schedule tutoring sessions and pay for eligible services directly from your EFA account through ClassWallet.
Yes. Learner is an approved Education Freedom Account service provider. Families can direct EFA funds to Learner for approved tutoring services through the ClassWallet platform.
The Arkansas EFA program now offers universal eligibility, meaning any K–12 student in Arkansas can apply regardless of income, disability status, or prior school enrollment.
Arkansas EFAs provide approximately $7,000 per student per year (90% of the state’s per-pupil funding). Funds are distributed quarterly through ClassWallet.
Yes. Arkansas requires tutors to hold a teaching license, a bachelor’s degree in the relevant subject, or 3+ years of teaching experience. All Learner tutors assigned to Arkansas students meet these requirements.
Yes. Homeschool families can use their full EFA balance for tutoring and other approved educational expenses. Since they aren’t paying private school tuition, more funds are available for supplemental services like tutoring.
