All Inclusive Tutoring All Inclusive Tutoring Solutions LLC accepts West Virginia Hope Scholarship funds for virtual STEM, college readiness, and ADHD/neurodiverse tutoring services.
What Is Hope Scholarship?
West Virginia's Hope Scholarship is one of the earliest universal ESA programs in the country, expanding to full universal eligibility starting with the 2026–27 school year — every K-12 student now qualifies, with no prior public-school attendance requirement.
What Can Hope Scholarship Funds Cover?
- Tutoring (no cap on how much of the award can go toward it)
- Private school tuition and homeschool expenses
- Curriculum and instructional materials
- Educational therapy services
- Educational technology and standardized testing
How to Apply
Typically March through mid-June for the upcoming school year.
Now open to all WV K-12 students regardless of prior enrollment.
Tutoring is an explicitly qualifying expense under WV Code §18-31.
Official program source: hopescholarshipwv.gov — always confirm current deadlines and amounts there, since program details can change year to year.
Tutoring That Fits Your Hope Scholarship Plan
I'm Laura, owner of All Inclusive Tutoring Solutions LLC and a confirmed, approved vendor for West Virginia's program. I provide fully virtual, one-on-one tutoring in math, science, language arts, test prep, executive functioning, and specialized support for neurodivergent and twice-exceptional learners — all designed to work seamlessly with your Hope Scholarship funds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does All Inclusive Tutoring Solutions LLC accept West Virginia Hope Scholarship funds?
A: Yes. WV Hope Scholarship recipients can use their funds for our virtual STEM, college readiness, and neurodiverse learner tutoring.
Q: Is the WV Hope Scholarship open to all students now?
A: Yes, starting with the 2026-27 school year, every WV K-12 student is eligible regardless of prior school enrollment.
How to Get 100% Covered 1-on-1 Tutoring with Your State ESA Funds
Download our step-by-step parent roadmap: State funding caps, approved spending rules, ClassWallet/Odyssey platform setup, and how to claim eligible tutoring sessions.