Cooperdyne Learning is an approved Step Up for Students direct-pay provider. Eligible families can use scholarship funds to pay for tutoring — we bill Step Up directly, and the family never sees an invoice.
What Direct-Pay Means
Direct-pay means you never pay us and wait for reimbursement. We submit claims to Step Up for Students directly after each session. Many families pay absolutely nothing out of pocket for their child’s tutoring.
We also offer free eligibility consultations. If you’re not sure which program fits your family, call us. We’ll walk through the requirements with you at no charge.
Not sure if you qualify?
Call us at (407) 792-0347. We’ll walk you through the eligibility requirements for each program and help you identify which one fits your family. There is no cost for this guidance.
Visit stepupforstudents.org to see which scholarship programs your family qualifies for.
Apply online through Step Up for Students. The process typically takes a few weeks for approval.
Once approved, contact us directly. We handle the provider setup and billing configuration on our end.
No payment required from you. We bill Step Up after each session. Your child just shows up ready to learn.
We are an approved direct-pay provider for all five Florida scholarship programs.
For VPK and K–5 public school students showing a substantial deficiency in reading or math. Provides an Education Savings Account that can be used for approved tutoring services.
Who qualifies: Students enrolled in public school, VPK through Grade 5, with a documented reading or math deficiency.
For students with unique abilities including IEPs, evaluations, and special needs diagnoses. Covers personalized tutoring and educational assessments. Award amount varies based on student needs.
Who qualifies: K–12 students with a qualifying disability, IEP, or special needs evaluation.
Income-based scholarship for educational options. Available to any K–12 student who qualifies based on household income. Does not require a special needs diagnosis.
Who qualifies: K–12 students from households at or below 400% of the federal poverty level.
Funded by corporate tax credits, not the state budget. Covers tutoring and other approved educational services for qualifying K–12 students. Cooperdyne bills directly — families pay nothing out of pocket.
Who qualifies: K–12 students from households at or below 260% of the federal poverty level.
For families who homeschool or build a customized learning plan. Funds go into an Education Savings Account to spend on approved tutoring and services. A Choice Navigator can help design the full program.
Who qualifies: K–12 students enrolled in a home education program and registered with their school district.
Cooperdyne Learning holds official Choice Navigator approval from Step Up for Students. We sit down with your family and map every option available — which programs your child qualifies for, how to apply, what curriculum fits their learning style, and how to plan for college.
For families with active FES-UA, FTC, FES-EO, or PEP accounts, this service is fully reimbursable through your scholarship funds.
Book a Scholarship Navigation SessionWhich scholarship programs your family qualifies for
How to apply and what documentation you’ll need
Curriculum selection matched to your child’s learning style and goals
College and career pathway planning for high school students
How direct billing works and what to expect
Common mistakes that delay approval — and how to avoid them
Educational Funding Consultation
Many Central Florida families qualify for scholarship funding and don’t know it. We offer free consultation to help you understand which programs apply to your family and how to apply.
This is not a sales call. We help families understand their options whether or not they end up working with us. It’s the right thing to do.
Book a Free Eligibility CallWhich scholarship programs your family is eligible for
How to apply and what documentation you’ll need
Curriculum selection matched to your child’s learning style and goals
College and career pathway planning for high school students
How direct billing works and what to expect
Common mistakes that delay approval — and how to avoid them
How to get started with tutoring once approved
Many families qualify and never know it. The call is free. The guidance is free.