Texas Enrollment

Stellar Virtual Private School is a tuition-based program Accepting K-12 students in qualifying states. However, in Texas, families can receive tuition coverage through the Texas Education Freedom Account (TEFA)

Eligibility and Enrollment

Students are eligible to attend if they live in the state of Texas and are between the ages of 5 and 18 by September 1st. Here are some of the documents you’ll need to provide when you enroll.

What is TEFA?

Tailored for qualified students, Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) empower parents to choose the education that best suits their child's needs. It's not just about school choice; it's about empowering families for a brighter future. Experience the joy of personalized learning and take the reins of your child's educational journey.

Uses 85% of funds a public school would receive

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Funds are paid quarterly

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Contracts are renewed annually

The Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) program will be accepting applications from February 4 through March 17, 2026. All Texas children are eligible to apply if they live in Texas and are a United States citizen or were lawfully admitted into the U.S.

Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA)

The initial application period will open on February 4, 2026. Families may sign up for updates from the Comptroller’s office.

Additionally, to complete the application, districts may require you to appear in person with approved state ID to get your child’s student ID number. Please contact your school district for more information.

To prepare for the TEFA application, parents should gather the following documents.

All Applicants

  • Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number for the parent.

  • SSN for the child.

  • Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, for 2024 or 2025.

Texas Residency Documents

  • Texas Driver’s license number or state ID number.

  • If your driver's license or state ID number cannot be verified, proof of residency can be established by uploading one of the following:

    • Utility bill

    • Lease agreement

    • Mortgage statement

    • Voter registration certificate.

Student Documents

  • If your child’s SSN cannot be verified, proof of lawful status can be established by uploading one of the following:

    • Birth certificate or report of birth abroad

    • Certificate of naturalization or citizenship

    • Other official documentation affirming lawful admission.