State Treasurer Larry Pack announced Wednesday that his office has approved an online learning platform called Outschool as a vendor on the Hope Scholarship portal.
The California-based company offers online, small-group classes on topics ranging from math and writing to self-esteem and social skills.
Eligible families can use their Hope Scholarship funds to purchase Learning Passports, which are Outschool credit bundles, through the Hope Scholarship online portal operated by Student First Technologies. These non-transferrable credits are tied to the eligible Hope student and can only be used for state-approved Outschool classes for that specific student.
