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TEFA Tutoring for Fort Worth Families

Special needs tutoring covered by your Texas Education Freedom Account. Online sessions mean your child works with specialists from the comfort of home.

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TEFA Tutoring for Fort Worth ISD Families

Fort Worth ISD is one of the largest districts in North Texas, and Tarrant County families also lean on Cook Children's Medical Center — a major pediatric hub whose developmental and neuropsychological evaluations are often the first clear picture parents get of how their child learns.

That evaluation is also TEFA documentation. With it, Fort Worth students with autism, dyslexia, ADHD, and other differences can qualify for up to $30,000 a year — enough to fund several tutoring sessions a week all school year, delivered online at home.

How TEFA Tutoring Works in Fort Worth

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Free Consultation

Tell us about your child's needs and we'll recommend the right tutor match.

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Select Us on Odyssey

Choose our services through your TEFA Odyssey account.

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Start Learning

Online sessions begin. We bill the Comptroller directly — no out-of-pocket for you.

Questions from Fort Worth Parents

Do you offer in-person tutoring in Fort Worth?

Our tutoring is delivered online, which means your child has access to specialized tutors regardless of location. Many families find online sessions more convenient — no commute, and your child learns in a comfortable environment.

Can you work with my child's Fort Worth ISD IEP?

Absolutely. Share your child's ARD documents and IEP goals with us, and we'll align tutoring sessions to support those objectives. We can also provide progress notes for your ARD meetings.

When can Fort Worth families start using TEFA?

TEFA funds became available on July 1, 2026, so approved families can start right away. Schedule a consultation and we'll match your child with a tutor — sessions can begin as soon as you select us in Odyssey.

We have a Cook Children's evaluation but no IEP. Can we still qualify?

A Cook Children's evaluation documents your child's disability for priority placement — but the enhanced award above the standard $10,474 requires an IEP on file with the Texas Education Agency. If your child doesn't have one, you can request a free evaluation from your school district in writing (districts must evaluate under federal Child Find, even for private-school and homeschooled children), and the resulting IEP supports the higher award in the next application period.

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Schedule a free consultation to discuss your child's needs and how TEFA can fund their tutoring.