Learning Spring

For Families & Taxpayers

Browse and discover best-fit K-12 schools and providers for your child. Coming soon: Apply for eligibility and scholarships, or commit your tax credit eligible contribution.

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For States, Schools, Providers, and SGOs

Modular solutions to implement the FETC, manage state-wide school choice, or just get your school or organization discovered.

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LearningSpring Simplifies School Choice for Everyone

Our mission is to empower every family to discover and access their best educational fit, while building transparency and accountability into school choice programs.

For Families & Students

The Schools + Scholarships Marketplace. Browse and access school and provider options for your family and (coming soon!) get matched with scholarship organizations and apply. We'll guide you step-by-step with what you need and when to apply.

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For Taxpayers

Coming Soon: Browse eligible SGOs by state and submit your contribution to receive your 2027 Federal Education Tax Credit. Subscribe to our FETC updates and we'll keep you apprised about state opt-ins and guide you step-by-step.

For States

FERPA-compliant, customizable platform designed to align with state-level requirements and branding. LearningSpring is transparency and accountability infrastructure for FETC and school choice management at scale.

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For SGOs

Partner with LearningSpring for clear and easy family application management, FETC contribution portal, transparent & seamless disbursements, and compliance & accountability reporting.

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For Providers & Vendors

For local and virtual providers, tutors, after-school, and other educational programs and suppliers. Display ESA and scholarship eligibility, and market your services to families, schools, and SGOs.

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For Schools & Districts

Attract new families while showcasing programs, activities, and unique offerings. Create transparency for parents, boost enrollments, and simplify school choice administration.

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The case for clearer school choice, by the numbers

The demand for school choice is high, and the rollout of new education freedom policies across the country has been rapid, but in most states the process leaves families feeling lost and defeated.

70%

Of parents are interested in exploring new learning options for their children.*

66%

Of states have adopted ESA, vouchers, scholarships or a state-backed school choice option for families.

28%

Of families took advantage of school choice options to actually switch schools in 2024.**

*Bellwether. Public Money, Private Choice: The Components and Critiques of Education Savings Accounts. **National School Choice Awareness Foundation June 2025 Parent Survey.

Coming Soon

For Taxpayers & Families: Browse SGOs and Apply or Contribute

Starting January 1st, 2027, taxpayers can contribute to an SGO in their state, or another state, to receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on their 2027 taxes.

Shop for SGOs to contribute to
Whether you're looking to contribute to a special cause, support local community scholarships, or just any SGO to get the tax credit, find and contribute to an eligible SGO directly from LearningSpring.
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Apply for scholarships
If you have an eligible student in your family looking to explore school choice options, you can browse for eligible schools or providers, apply for eligibility, and get matched with scholarships.
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Our Mission

Empowering every family to discover and access their best-fit learning options, while helping states, districts, schools, SGOs, and providers simplify and scale education freedom through a unified school choice platform.

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Frequently Asked Questions

School choice is a broad term for policies and programs that allow families to choose schools outside of their assigned neighborhood public school. These options may be public or private and are typically supported through state or local policies.