Michigan ESA + iTeachWise: standards-aligned lessons, differentiation & IEP support
Michigan has no ESA — but homeschool and charter families still need AI lesson planning and progress reports. iTeachWise delivers without the scholarship paperwork.
- Status
- No ESA program
Michigan ESA at a glance (2026)
iTeachWise gives Michigan families AI-powered lesson planning, standards-aligned materials, differentiated instruction, IEP-aligned supports, and assessments — whether you teach a single child at home or run a small microschool.
Unlike general AI lesson tools, iTeachWise is built for homeschool families and special education: every lesson, worksheet, and assessment is IEP-aligned and standards-aligned. As a convenience, plan purchases include purchase records formatted for scholarship documentation (see the sample record) — confirm what your program covers with your state's program.
How iTeachWise serves Michigan families today
Michigan does not operate an ESA program — voters rejected school-choice amendments in prior years. iTeachWise serves Michigan homeschool families with curriculum, IEP support, and progress reports aligned to the Michigan Academic Standards.
Three things Michigan families ask iTeachWise to do
- Plan. Generate a full week of lessons aligned to Michigan state standards in under 10 minutes per subject.
- Differentiate. One-click adaptations for IEP, ELL, and gifted learners — every variant tagged to the matching IEP goal or ELL accommodation.
- Document. Purchase records formatted for scholarship documentation (see the sample record), plus IEP-aligned progress notes for your own files.
Michigan ESA — frequently asked questions
Does Michigan have an ESA program in 2026?
No — Michigan has no ESA program.
Does iTeachWise align to Michigan Academic Standards?
Yes — every lesson and assessment is tagged with the matching MAS code.