What is the Wyoming education savings account program?

The Wyoming education savings account program is the Steamboat Legacy Scholarship. It gives approved families scholarship funds they can use for eligible educational expenses, including approved tutoring support.

How much is the Wyoming ESA scholarship?

The working scholarship figure tied to this Wyoming rollout is about $7,000 per student, but families should confirm the exact current amount and rules against the latest official Wyoming program materials.

Wyoming ESA guide

Wyoming ESA guide: what families should know first

Quick answer

Wyoming’s education savings account program gives eligible students $7,000 per year, and the official Wyoming and Odyssey materials explicitly include tutoring services among qualified expenses. Families still need to verify the live provider and payment flow, but the tutoring use case itself is real, not speculative.

This page is intentionally focused on the parent-level questions that matter most: what the program is, what the scholarship amount looks like, what families should watch in a still-moving environment, and where to go next if tutoring is the use case you care about.

Based on the current official materials, the scholarship amount is $7,000 per student per year. Odyssey’s parent guide says funds are deposited in equal quarterly installments starting July 1, and the Wyoming/Odyssey materials also say unused funds can roll over to the next year while the student remains enrolled and eligible.

Amount

$7,000 per student per year under the current official Wyoming ESA materials.

Use case

WDE and Odyssey both list tutoring among qualified educational expenses alongside tuition, curriculum, therapies, and other approved support.

Watch-out

Families should still confirm the live rules, provider status, and payment mechanics before placing orders or committing funds.

What families are usually trying to fund

In practice, families usually do not land here because they are curious about the program in the abstract. They land here because they are trying to understand whether the scholarship can cover a real support need such as tutoring, curriculum, therapies, or another approved educational expense.

That is why the best next move is usually not more general reading. It is to move from the program overview into the specific use case that matters most for the child and then verify the provider/payment details against the live system.

What can change fastest

The broad scholarship frame is the easy part to understand. The parts that can change faster are timing, provider setup, documentation expectations, and the exact live workflow inside Odyssey. That is why this page is useful as a starting point, but not as a substitute for checking the most current official materials before a family spends money or commits to a support plan.