Yes. TEFA funds can be used at accredited private schools, including preschool and Pre-K programs. Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academies in Texas are eligible to accept TEFA funds for qualifying programs including Pre-K, Kindergarten, and school-age programs. The school must be registered with the TEFA program through the Texas Comptroller’s office.
The Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) program is a state-authorized education savings account (ESA) initiative created by the Texas Legislature under Senate Bill 2, signed into law on May 3, 2025. It gives families more choice in how they use public education funds for their children’s learning.
The program redirects state education funding into personal Education Freedom Accounts for eligible students. Parents may use the funds for qualified education expenses, such as:
- Private school tuition and required fees
- Textbooks and instructional materials
- Curriculum and supplemental learning resources
- Educational technology and devices
- Tutoring services
- Testing and assessment fees
- Therapeutic services for students with special needs
