⏳ Application Pending CHOOSE Act

Alabama families: our CHOOSE Act application is in review.

The CHOOSE Act is Alabama's first universal-eligibility ESA — signed in 2024, rolling out for 2025–26. Simply Earth's vendor application is in review. Until approval lands, you can try the curriculum for free or subscribe directly.

How Alabama families use the CHOOSE Act for Simply Earth

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CHOOSE Act application filed

Submitted through the Alabama Department of Revenue's CHOOSE Act portal under hands-on science curriculum & instructional materials.

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Review period

The CHOOSE Act is a new program — Year-1 vendor reviews typically run 10–14 weeks while staff finalize approval criteria.

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When Alabama approves

Alabama families will be able to use CHOOSE Act funds for the Recipe Box. We'll publish the Alabama-specific invoice format here when approval lands.

What Alabama families can do today

Free Lesson PDF

Free

One full month of curriculum, free. No ESA account required — try the format before you commit.

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Recipe Box: Homeschool Edition

$540/year

Full 12-month science curriculum. The most popular pick — fits inside a typical ESA budget with room to spare.

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Alabama ESA questions

Yes — universal eligibility phases in over multiple years, starting with lower-income families in Year 1. By the end of the rollout, all Alabama K–12 students will qualify.

Curriculum and instructional materials, tutoring, testing fees, and approved educational supplies. Our Recipe Box fits the curriculum + instructional materials categories.

Yes. The Recipe Box ($540/year) is available to any Alabama family out-of-pocket. Many families pay direct because the curriculum saves hours of prep and replaces multiple subscriptions.

Year-1 reviews are tracking 10–14 weeks. We submitted in the early cohort. Once approved, families will be able to submit our invoice format through the CHOOSE Act portal.

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