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Using Education Funds to Purchase Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS)

How to pay for TTRS using an ESA account

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Written by Erin Piquero
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Many families in the United States use education savings accounts (ESAs), scholarship programs, or school district funds to pay for Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS) — a literacy and typing program designed to support learners with dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, and other learning differences.

How It Works

Each state has its own process for using education funds (ESAs, EFAs, or scholarship programs) to purchase Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS). Some programs use ClassWallet or Odyssey, while others handle payments or reimbursements directly through state portals.

General Steps

  1. Check your state’s program.
    Have a look at your state below to see if TTRS is approved or pending.

  2. Start a free trial.*
    Begin with a TTRS free trial to receive your login details.

  3. Contact support.
    Send a message via our contact page, including your trial details and your intention to use state funds.

  4. Follow your state’s instructions.
    Depending on your program, you may submit an invoice through ClassWallet, Odyssey, or request reimbursement.

  5. Transition to a paid account.
    Once payment is processed, your trial account will automatically switch to a full subscription.
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    *If you already have a TTRS account, there is no need to set up a free trial. Simply send us a message via our contact page requesting an invoice that you can submit to your state's program.

State-by-State Guides

This section lists the US states where TTRS is either an approved or pending vendor and offers a link with guidance on your state’s program.

  1. Alabama (pending)

  2. Arizona - approved

  3. Arkansas - approved

  4. Florida (pending)

  5. Indiana - approved

  6. Iowa (pending)

  7. New Hampshire - approved

  8. North Carolina (pending)

  9. Ohio - approved

  10. South Carolina (pending)

  11. Tennessee (pending)

  12. Utah - approved

  13. West Virginia (pending)

  14. Wyoming - approved

Direct Vendor Partnerships

TTRS is also available through select charter schools, home study programs, and educational vendors such as Heartland Charter School and Timberdoodle.


Families enrolled in these programs can order TTRS directly through their school’s approved vendor list.

Examples:

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