The ACE Scholarship program has opened doors to education for students from all walks of life. Ohio families now have additional alternatives for receiving a wide range of educational opportunities for children.
Now students can learn, explore, and take advantage of academics after school as Ohio ACE is giving funds for school-going students.
The ACE educational savings account initiative in Ohio is made available through a partnership between Merit International, Inc. and the Ohio Department of Education. The primary aim is to offer educational opportunities to students who face difficulty in learning due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Eligibility Criteria For The ACE Scholarship Program
The basic eligibility criteria is a child aged 6-18 whose family income is less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level is eligible for The ACE Scholarship Program.
To apply for the ACE (Afterschool Child Enrichment) scholarship in Ohio, follow these steps:
- Students should fill out the ACE application form. This is a basic first step to deciding your eligibility for the scholarship.
- After completing the application, you’ll need to register with Merit. This involves creating an account or providing additional information to be part of the ACE program.
- Once you are enrolled, you can use the ACE scholarship funds with approved education service providers. These providers are likely listed in the ACE Marketplace. Choose from the available options to utilize the scholarship for enrichment and educational activities for your child.
For specific details and the most up-to-date information, it is recommended to visit the official website of the ACE program in Ohio or contact the program administrators directly. They can guide the application process, eligibility criteria, and any additional requirements.
Reward of The ACE Scholarship Program
Students who meet the eligibility criteria for Ace Scholarship Ohio will get the opportunity to receive $500 for participating in educational activities during the summer and before- or after school.
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Whom To Contact:
- Phone: (614) 728-5959
- Email: lacey.snoke@education.ohio.gov
- Address: Not Available
- Website: https://www.aceohio.org/how-it-work
