Tell us what you are buying with your Arizona ESA funds. We will tell you whether Arizona actually requires a curriculum document for it — and if it does, write one that follows the parent-provided curriculum example in the ESA Parent Handbook.
Many everyday purchases sit on Arizona's general education supplemental material list. We tell you before you write anything.
Student name, application ID, subject, learning objective, lesson plans and activities, and one consolidated materials list.
The materials list is the part reviewers check. Each item you are buying is tied to an activity that needs it.
Save it, print it, or attach it to your order.
A curriculum document shows what you bought and why it was educational. If the Department reviews your account, the other question is what your student actually did with it — and that part is a whole school year of record-keeping, not a one-page form.
That is the rest of what Learning Corner does. Write down what your student did in a sentence — read two chapters, built a volcano, went to the science museum — and it turns that into subject breakdowns, progress reports and transcripts you can hand over. It is the same documentation habit, applied to the learning instead of the receipt.
A free account keeps your curriculum documents in one place and lets you log activities for each student. Learning Corner is a registered Arizona ESA vendor, so ESA funds can pay for the full version ($90/year — about 1% of a typical award) through ClassWallet Direct Pay. Purchases are still subject to the ESA program's allowable-expense rules, and the Department does not endorse individual vendors.