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Young Laureates accepts the Georgia Promise Scholarship for eligible Full Private Microschool scholars. For the 2026–27 academic year, eligible students may receive up to $6,500 toward approved education expenses, including qualifying private-school tuition and fees.
Using Georgia Promise at Young Laureates
The scholarship is managed by the Georgia Education Savings Authority. Approved families direct eligible scholarship funds to participating schools through the program platform. If Young Laureates tuition exceeds the scholarship amount, the family is responsible for the remaining balance.
Check Eligibility
Use the official Georgia Promise website and pre-screen resources to understand whether your scholar may qualify. Eligibility is determined by the state program, not by Young Laureates.
Explore Young Laureates
Schedule a visit, learn about our Full Private Microschool pathway, and determine whether our personalized, STEM-driven model is the right fit for your scholar.
Apply Funds to Tuition
After state approval and enrollment, eligible Promise funds can be directed toward qualifying Young Laureates tuition and fees through the Georgia Promise platform.
The next application window is November 1–30.
The November 2026 student application period is one of the final application windows for the 2026–27 academic year. Families searching for a Promise-accepting school can begin exploring Young Laureates now while completing the state process.
Visit the Official Site
Review current eligibility rules and required documentation.
Apply Nov. 1–30
Complete the Georgia Promise student application during the state window.
Visit Young Laureates
Meet us, see the school model, and discuss the Full Private Microschool pathway.
Complete Enrollment
If admitted and funded, follow the state process to direct eligible funds toward tuition.
What does the scholarship mean for your family?
For 2026–27, the Georgia Promise Scholarship provides up to $6,500 per eligible student. Young Laureates tuition and fees remain the same for Promise and non-Promise families. Families are responsible for any balance not covered by scholarship funds.
Considering Young Laureates with Georgia Promise?
You do not need to have every scholarship detail figured out before visiting. Come see our program, ask questions, and learn whether Young Laureates may be a good fit for your scholar.