Take the Survey

You’re in the right place! Welcome to the My Choices in Ed FL Survey. This confidential survey will tell you which K-12 scholarship program may be able help your child attend the school that fits them best.
What is your child’s grade level? * Required

Is your child currently attending a public school or did your child attend a Florida public school last school year? * Required
Is your child reading below grade level based upon his/her score on the Florida Standards Assessment (FSA)? * Required
NOTE: Reading below grade level means a student who earned a Level 1 or Level 2 on the Florida Standards Assessment in English Language Arts. You can find this information on your child’s Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) Score Report. If you cannot locate your child’s Florida Standards Assessment Score Report, please ask your child’s teacher what your child’s performance level was on the last FSA English Language Arts test he/she took.
Is your child assigned to attend or currently attending a persistently low-performing school? * Required
Click here to view a list of failing schools for the 2019-20 school year.
Has your child experienced any of the following in a public school? * Required
An incident of battery; harassment; hazing; bullying; kidnapping; physical attack; robbery; sexual offenses, harassment, assault, or battery; threat or intimidation; or fighting at school.

Does your child have an Individualized Education Plan or a 504 accommodation plan? * Required
An Individual Education plan is a written plan for the special education of a student with a disability. A Section 504 plan is a written plan that describes the accommodations that the school will provide to support the student’s education.

Does your child have one of the following disabilities? * Required
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Cerebral Palsy
- Down Syndrome
- Intellectual Disability
- High Risk Child
- Rare diseases which affect patient populations of fewer than 200,000 individuals in the United States
- Anaphylaxis
- Prader-Willi Syndrome
- Spina Bifida
- Williams Syndrome
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Phelan-McDermid Syndrome
- Deaf
- Visually Impaired
- Traumatic Brain Injured
- Dual Sensory Impaired
- Hospital or homebound, includes a student who has a medically diagnosed physical or psychiatric condition or illness and who is confined to the home or hospital for more than 6 months.

Is your child in foster care (out of home care)? * Required

Is one of the child’s parents active-duty military or a veteran? * Required

How many people live in your household? * Required
This number should include everyone who lives at your house, including a parent or grandparent if they live with you and are a dependent.
Is your household income less than $50,730 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $63,990 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $77,250 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $90,510 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $103,770 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $117,030 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $130,290 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $143,550 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.
Is your household income less than $156,810 a year? * Required
Two of Florida’s private school scholarship programs require families to meet certain family income levels. The income level listed above is the highest amount a family can earn to still qualify for certain programs.

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