ESA funds for
piano learning

Families using ESA funds may be able to use them for Simply Piano, depending on their state and program rules. Check your state’s current ESA purchasing or reimbursement requirements before buying.

Approval depends on your state and ESA program. Some programs require purchases through an approved marketplace, direct pay vendor, or reimbursement process. Select your state above to see the current steps.

Some ESA programs may cover piano lessons, online learning, music curriculum, or supplemental educational resources. Simply Piano provides step-by-step piano lessons through an app, but eligibility depends on your state’s ESA program rules.

Possibly. Some ESA programs allow online learning programs or digital curriculum. Check your state’s ESA guidance to confirm whether Simply Piano qualifies and what documentation you need.

Texas families with a funded Education Freedom Account can purchase Simply Piano in the Odyssey Marketplace using their TEFA funds. Follow the Texas steps above to place your order. Once it is approved, EduChoice USA will email your activation code. No separate invoice or reimbursement claim is needed.

South Carolina ESA families can use ClassWallet to make approved education purchases. Follow the South Carolina steps above to purchase through EduChoice USA, upload your invoice in ClassWallet, and wait for approval before activating your subscription.

Arizona ESA families can use ClassWallet to make approved education purchases. Follow the Arizona steps above to purchase through EduChoice USA, upload your invoice in ClassWallet, and wait for approval before activating your subscription.

Florida families can purchase Simply Piano through the iOS App Store, Android App Store, or Simply website, then submit a reimbursement claim through Florida Step Up For Students, based on the steps above.

Possibly. It depends on your state, ESA program, and the payment method you choose. Some programs complete the full purchase through a marketplace or direct pay option, so you may not need to submit anything separately. Other programs use reimbursement, which may require a receipt, invoice, proof of payment, product description, or other documentation. Check your state’s steps before purchasing.

Your ESA program may ask for a receipt, invoice, proof of payment, product description, or explanation of how Simply Piano supports your child’s learning. You can describe Simply Piano as an online piano learning app with step-by-step lessons, real-time feedback, note reading, rhythm practice, and songs matched to the learner’s level.

Simply Piano supports piano learning with step-by-step lessons, real-time feedback, note reading, rhythm practice, and songs matched to the learner’s level. Whether your ESA program treats it as curriculum or an eligible learning resource depends on your state rules.

We currently have instructions for Texas, South Carolina, Arizona, and Florida. If your state is not listed, check your ESA program’s current rules or sign up to be notified when more state instructions are added.