Indiana’s Choice Scholarship Program helps eligible K–12 students attend participating private schools by applying state scholarship funding toward tuition. Beginning with the 2026–27 school year, household income limits no longer restrict eligibility. Other student and school requirements still apply, and scholarship amounts vary based on the student’s home public school district.

Interested families can contact Northpoint to learn about enrollment, required documentation, and the school’s Choice Scholarship application process.

Families who need additional support may be able to apply for tuition assistance through Northpoint’s financial aid process. Northpoint uses FACTS for financial aid administration. Awards, eligibility, deadlines, and availability are determined through the school’s established process.

We encourage families to ask questions and explore their options. Seeking assistance is simply one way to plan responsibly for your child’s education

Did you know that education savings plans may help with private K–12 tuition, not just college? Families may be able to use eligible Indiana529 funds for qualified K–12 tuition expenses at an Indiana school.

Indiana taxpayers who contribute to an Indiana529 plan may qualify for a state income tax credit equal to 20% of contributions, up to $1,500 annually ($750 for married taxpayers filing separately). Under federal rules, the annual K–12 qualified-withdrawal limit is $20,000 per beneficiary beginning in 2026. Indiana rules and potential tax-credit recapture provisions should be reviewed before withdrawing funds.

Families should consult their plan administrator or tax professional to understand the rules and whether this option makes sense for them.