A growing, hand-checked directory of homeschool discounts on curriculum, software, supplies and more, mostly online and open nationwide. Every entry shows how to claim it and when we last confirmed it.
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Offers change without notice, so confirm the terms with the company before you buy. Most programs ask for proof that you homeschool, such as a homeschool ID, a letter of intent, or a membership card.
Technology & softwareNew
Adobe Creative Cloud (education pricing)
Creative Cloud All Apps at $19.99 a month for the first year, then $39.99 a month (regularly $69.99), for homeschool students and teachers.
For
Homeschool families, Homeschool teachers
How to claim
Verify through Adobe's education process. The page lists homeschool programs as eligible. You may be asked for documentation, such as a letter of intent or a homeschool association card.
Members get negotiated discounts from dozens of partners across curriculum, technology, travel and more, and the membership card works as homeschool teacher ID.
For
Homeschool families
How to claim
Log in and open the Member Savings page to see each partner's offer. Partners listed include Apologia, Christianbook, Reading Eggs, Home Science Tools, Thriftbooks, Lenovo and Avis.
Up to 10% off select Surface devices and accessories for students, including home school programs, and their parents.
For
Homeschool families
How to claim
Check eligibility with the email tied to your personal Microsoft account. The discount excludes software, subscriptions, Xbox and business devices, and can't be combined with other offers.
It depends on the company. The most common options are a homeschool ID card (some homeschool groups and buyers clubs make these for free or a small fee), a letter of intent or notice filed the way your state requires, a membership card from a group such as HSLDA or a state organization, or curriculum receipts. Each entry here says what that company asks for, when we know.
Do homeschool parents qualify for teacher discounts?
Sometimes. Apple and Adobe list homeschool teachers or programs as eligible, while some education programs, such as Canva for Education, require a licensed K-12 teacher, so most homeschool parents do not qualify. Policies change, so read the company's own terms before you rely on a discount.
How do you keep this list accurate?
Every entry shows the date it was last confirmed. Entries that have gone about four months without a recheck are flagged on the page, and discounts with an end date drop off the list when it passes.
Are these affiliate links?
Some may be. Affiliate links are labeled on the entry, and being an affiliate never changes which discounts we list or how they are ordered.
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