Every funding source for Denver families, in one place
Colorado has no vouchers. It does have nine ways to pay for private, church, hybrid, homeschool and preschool education. Here they all are, with who qualifies.
The Edu Fund Partner Scholarship
Private scholarship funding for private, church, hybrid and alternative schooling — open to every Denver-area family.
Who qualifies →New for 2027Federal Tax-Credit Scholarship (2027)
Colorado opted in to the new federal scholarship program. Scholarships flow through Scholarship Granting Organizations starting January 1, 2027.
Who qualifies →Income-basedACE Scholarships
Denver's largest private K-12 scholarship provider. Partial, need-based awards usable at 150+ partner schools.
Who qualifies →CatholicSeeds of Hope (Catholic Schools)
Tuition assistance for Archdiocese of Denver Catholic schools, plus the Variable Tuition Program.
Who qualifies →FlexibleParents Challenge
Colorado Springs-based program funding private tuition, homeschool expenses, and public-school supplements.
Who qualifies →Ages 3-5Colorado Universal Preschool (UPK)
State-funded preschool hours for every 4-year-old — usable at participating church and private preschools.
Who qualifies →DaycareCCCAP Child Care Assistance
County-administered child care subsidy for working families, usable at licensed church and private daycares.
Who qualifies →Every schoolSchool Tuition Assistance
Almost every private school in Denver has its own aid budget. Most families never ask.
Who qualifies →Tax-advantaged529 Plans for K-12
Up to $10,000 per year per student of 529 savings can pay K-12 tuition federally tax-free.
Who qualifies →Find out what your family qualifies for
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