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Can ESA Buy Master Books? Arizona ESA Reimbursement Guide (2026)

Yes, Arizona ESA can buy Master Books curriculum for core academic subjects. Learn what is covered, what may need review, and how to submit for reimbursement.

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Yes. Arizona ESA funds can buy Master Books curriculum, particularly the academic subjects like science, history, math, and language arts.

Why Master Books Qualifies

Master Books is a Christian publisher that produces open-and-go curriculum across core academic subjects. Because the materials cover real educational content, they generally qualify for ESA reimbursement.

What Master Books Products ESA Typically Covers

  • Math courses and workbooks
  • Science courses and lab materials
  • History courses
  • Language arts materials
  • Complete grade-level packages for core subjects

What May Need Review

  • Bible-specific titles and devotionals
  • Materials that are purely religious instruction
  • Some bundled packages if they include non-academic Bible study as a separate course

How to Buy Master Books With ESA

  1. Check ClassWallet. Some Master Books products are available directly.
  2. Use Direct Pay or reimbursement. If the item is not listed, pay out of pocket and submit an itemized receipt.
  3. Keep documentation. Save the product description showing the academic subjects covered.

Curriculums covered in this guide

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