Who near you takes Step Up money?
If you're on PEP or FES-UA, you direct your own spending — and the hardest part is finding someone good who works with scholarship families. Search by county and category.
This directory is new — here's how to find providers in the meantime
It fills up as providers claim their own listing, and it starts almost empty on purpose. We will not seed it with businesses we have not heard from — a made-up directory is worse than a short honest one.
While it grows: the schools directory already has every private school in Florida, program-flagged, by county. For tutoring, therapy and enrichment, ask in your county's homeschool or Step Up parent group and ask the provider one question — have you been paid by Step Up before? A provider who has done it once will do it right. And if you run a program, claim a free listing — it takes two minutes and there is nothing to pay, now or later.
What scholarship families spend on
These are the kinds of providers PEP and FES-UA families look for. Categories follow the approved spending areas — always confirm current rules in the official purchasing guide before you buy.
Tutoring & academic support
One-on-one and small-group help in reading, math, and every core subject.
Sports & athletics
Skills training, teams, and PE credit for homeschool families.
Music & arts
Lessons, ensembles, studio art, theater, and dance.
Therapy & specialists
Speech, occupational, physical, and behavioral services.
Curriculum & materials
Boxed programs, workbooks, online courses, and instructional materials.
Test prep
SAT, ACT, PERT, and state assessment preparation.
Enrichment & camps
Day camps, STEM clubs, co-ops, field-trip programs, and electives.
Part-time & hybrid school
Two- or three-day-a-week programs that pair with home instruction.
Virtual instruction
Live online classes and full virtual course providers.
Technology & equipment
Devices, assistive technology, and approved learning equipment.
More than 500,000 Florida students are funded. Can they find you?
If you tutor, coach, teach, treat, or run a camp — and you work with scholarship families — get listed. It's free, you control what it says, and parents searching your county will see you.