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Edchoice reconsideration form 2026

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The document is a reconsideration form for the EdChoice Scholarship Program, allowing parents or guardians to contest the denial or termination of their scholarship application. It requires personal information, a description of the disagreement, and supporting documentation to be submitted to the Ohio Department of Education.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the EdChoice Reconsideration Form in the editor.
Begin by entering the name of the private school you submitted your application to, followed by your Application ID#.
Fill in your Parent/Guardian Name, Student Name, and complete the Address section including City, State, and Zip code.
Provide an Emergency Telephone number and E-Mail address for contact purposes.
In the designated area, briefly describe why you disagree with the denial of your EdChoice Scholarship application. Include any relevant details about the student's enrollment history.
Certify that all information provided is accurate by signing and dating the form at the bottom.
Attach any necessary supporting documentation as outlined in the form instructions before mailing it to the Ohio Department of Education.

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What is the EdChoice limit in Ohio?

At-a-Glance: Traditional vs. Universal EdChoice FeatureTraditional EdChoiceEdChoice Expansion (Universal) Income Limits None None (income only affects award size) Max Scholarship $6,166 (K8); $8,408 (912) $6,166 (K8); $8,408 (912) Award Reduction None Sliding scale above 450% FPL Status Active Active, but under legal challenge1 more row Aug 20, 2025

What are the failing school districts in Ohio?

Lockland Local Schools, Winton Woods City Schools, Ripley Union Lewis Huntington Schools and New Miami Local Schools all scored 2.5 out of five. Of the school districts that failed to meet state standards, Mt. Healthy City Schools, Lockland Local Schools and Winton Woods City Schools declined to comment.

Is Ohio EdChoice going away?

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the states system of funding public education was unconstitutional. With the new federal voucher, which is expected to begin in 2027, students will be able to use EdChoice and a federal voucher at the same time.

Will EdChoice go away in Ohio?

To maintain EdChoice Scholarship eligibility for future school years, a scholarship recipient student may not have more than twenty unexcused absences during a single school year. Any absence from school is unexcused unless it is for one of the following reasons.

What is the maximum amount for EdChoice?

The EdChoice Expansion Scholarship requires income verification and values vary based upon household income level; $616.50-$6,166 for grades K-8 and $840.80-$8,408 for grades 9-12.