What Colorado does not have
Colorado has no state-funded voucher, education savings account (ESA), or state tax-credit scholarship. Voters rejected a school-choice constitutional amendment in 2024. If you searched for 'Colorado vouchers,' this is why you found nothing to apply for.
What Colorado does have
A federal tax-credit scholarship starting in 2027 (Colorado opted in), the state's largest private scholarship fund (ACE), Catholic-school aid (Seeds of Hope), homeschool-friendly aid (Parents Challenge), Universal Preschool for 4-year-olds, CCCAP for daycare, school-level aid at nearly every campus, and our partner scholarship fund with no income cap.
How families actually pay
Almost nobody pays sticker price. A typical Denver family stacks two to four sources: a school's own aid, one outside scholarship, and — starting 2027 — a federal SGO scholarship. Our advisors build that stack for you.
Next step
Complete the two-minute funding check. A School Funding Advisor will map every source your family qualifies for and hand you the deadlines.