Learner is an approved tutoring provider for the West Virginia Hope Scholarship — now expanding to universal eligibility.
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The West Virginia Hope Scholarship gives families state education funds to spend on approved expenses, including personalized tutoring. Starting with the 2026–27 school year, the Hope Scholarship expands to universal eligibility, meaning any K–12 student in West Virginia can qualify — regardless of income or prior school enrollment. Learner is an approved Hope Scholarship provider, offering expert online tutoring that’s especially valuable for families in rural areas where local tutoring options may be limited.
Hope Scholarship funds can cover personalized tutoring in core academic subjects and test preparation. Learner provides online tutoring in math, English and language arts, science, and standardized test prep. For West Virginia families — including those in rural communities — Learner’s live online model means access to expert tutors in advanced subjects like AP courses, SAT/ACT prep, and specialized academic support without needing a local center.
The Hope Scholarship provides approximately $5,267 per student per year, with funds distributed in two installments (half by August 15, half by January 15). Tutoring is an approved expense with no cap on how much of the scholarship can go toward it — homeschool families who aren’t paying private school tuition can use the full amount for tutoring and other educational services. Payments are made through the Hope Scholarship online portal.
West Virginia is a rural state where many families don’t have access to local tutoring centers or subject-matter experts. Learner bridges that gap with live, 1:1 online tutoring from vetted educators who specialize in the subjects your child needs. With flexible scheduling, customized learning plans, and progress tracking, Learner helps Hope Scholarship families get expert-level academic support from anywhere in the state. The Hope Scholarship also requires students to take annual standardized assessments — Learner’s tutoring can directly support preparation for those tests.
Apply for the West Virginia Hope Scholarship through the Hope Scholarship portal (applications typically open in March, with a deadline around June 15).
Once approved, select Learner as your tutoring provider through the Hope Scholarship online portal.
Schedule tutoring sessions and pay for eligible services directly from your Hope Scholarship account.
Yes. Learner is an approved Education Service Provider for the West Virginia Hope Scholarship program. Families can direct Hope Scholarship funds to Learner for approved tutoring services through the online portal.
The Hope Scholarship provides approximately $5,267 per student per year. There is no cap on how much can go toward tutoring — homeschool families who aren’t paying private school tuition can use the full amount for tutoring services.
Yes. Starting with the 2026–27 school year, the Hope Scholarship expands to universal eligibility for all K–12 students in West Virginia. Previously, students needed to attend public school for 45 days before qualifying.
Yes. Hope Scholarship students must take a nationally normed test each year. Learner’s tutoring can help students prepare for these required assessments.
Hope Scholarship funds are distributed twice a year: half by August 15 and half by January 15. Families can schedule tutoring sessions around these disbursements.
