If you have a child with a disability in Texas, this could be the most important 20 minutes you spend this month.

Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) offers most families one funding amount — but families with children with disabilities could qualify for something significantly higher. The difference comes down to a few specific steps, one hard deadline, and one decision most homeschooling parents get completely wrong.

In Part 3 of the TEFA series, Crystal and Anthony Obey go deep on disability funding so you walk away knowing exactly what to do next.

🎧 Listen now. The deadline waits for no one.

👉 educationfreedom.texas.gov

In This Episode, You'll Discover:

The 14 qualifying disability categories — and why many parents are shocked their child's diagnosis is on the list
The critical difference between two funding paths for children with disabilities — and why mixing them up costs families thousands
What homeschool and private school families must do that public school families don't — and how little time you have to do it
The one document that unlocks maximum funding — and the deadline with zero exceptions
Four real-life family scenarios with exact action steps for each
A counterintuitive application choice that makes the biggest financial difference for special needs families
An important legal trade-off every family must understand before deciding

Perfect for You If:

Your child has ADHD, dyslexia, autism, a speech delay, or any other learning difference
You've assumed the bigger funding amounts weren't available to your family
You want every dollar of homeschool funding your child actually qualifies for

Important Resources:

👉 Apply Now: educationfreedom.texas.gov

👉 Apply Now & Get Full Details: educationfreedom.texas.gov

📞 Odyssey Support Line: 737-379-2362

🌐 Odyssey Support Site: support.withodyssey.com

Application Deadline: March 17, 2026 | Funding Start: July 1, 2026

Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) for Children with Special Needs or Disabilities: Everything You Need to Know to Get Up to $30,000 a Year Per Child

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