Guides on ESA, ClassWallet, and running a homeschool enrichment business in Arizona.
Q1 started July 1. ESA funds are loading now and fall enrollment is weeks away. Here is exactly what you need to have in place before families start signing up.
Read →How much should you charge for enrichment classes in Arizona? Market rates for group classes and private lessons, how to factor in ClassWallet, and why underpricing costs you more than you think.
Read →A step-by-step guide to registering as a ClassWallet vendor in Arizona — including what documents you need, common mistakes that delay approval, and how to get set up before the Q4 deadline.
Read →Exactly what needs to appear on a ClassWallet-compliant invoice. Teacher name, student name, session dates, and the mistakes that get invoices rejected.
Read →A practical guide for new enrichment teachers in Queen Creek. How to decide what to teach, get your space set up, price your classes, become a ClassWallet vendor, and find your first students.
Read →A plain-language explanation of the Arizona ESA program for homeschool enrichment teachers. What it is, how ClassWallet works, how the quarter system affects your invoicing, and what you need to participate.
Read →A step-by-step guide for Arizona tutors and enrichment teachers who want to accept ESA payments through ClassWallet. What you need, how the process works, and what to expect.
Read →Everything you need to complete your ClassWallet vendor application — no spam, just the guide.