Partner fund

Edu Fund Partner Scholarship

A privately funded award available through participating partner church and community schools, meant to narrow the balance some families still face once the tax credit and school aid are applied.

Last verified: October 2026. Program rules change; confirm with the agency named on each page.

What is the Edu Fund Partner Scholarship?

It is a private partner fund for participating church and community schools, and its terms for any particular school are confirmed by an advisor during your funding check.

Participation is shown on a school's listing only when a relationship exists. Our guidance covers every public and private source whether or not a school participates, and no amount is guaranteed.

How does the Edu Fund Partner Scholarship compare with other Oklahoma programs?

Oklahoma programs side by side: what each one is, and what it is not
ProgramWhat it isWhoAmountHow it is paidWhat it is not
Parental Choice Tax Credit (PCTC)Refundable state income tax creditOklahoma students age 4 (pre-K) through grade 12 at an accredited private school; no income ceiling$5,000-$7,500 per student by household income, capped at tuition and feesState check mailed to the school, endorsed by the parentNot a voucher, not an ESA, and not money you can spend on outside services
Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship (LNH)State scholarship for students with disabilities and certain other groupsPK3-12 students with an IEP or IDEA eligibility, plus military PCS, foster, adopted, OJA and homeless-school studentsFormula based on state aid factors and grade/disability weights, capped at tuition and feesWarrant to the parent mailed to the schoolNot available at schools OSDE has not approved
Homeschool tax creditRefundable state income tax creditStudents educated at home under Oklahoma's other-means-of-education exceptionUp to $1,000 per studentClaimed on your Oklahoma income tax returnNot a credit for private school tuition
Tax-credit scholarships (SGO)Private scholarship funded by donors who get a state creditSet by each scholarship granting organization, often lower-income familiesVaries by organizationPaid by the organization, usually to the schoolNot an entitlement; awards depend on donations

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