Giving parents control over their child’s education through personalized education savings accounts has transformed the lives of numerous underserved students.

The story of Faith Kleffel exemplifies the promise of enabling children to access the type of education options that meet their learning needs.

Faith, who has Down syndrome, uses an education savings account (ESA)—known as a Gardiner Scholarship in her home state of Florida—to access learning options that work for her.

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