Webinars and Videos
Webinars and Videos
*Please note: the “Read Tutorial” versions contain the most up-to-date links to information on www.ncseaa.edu.
Student Withdrawals
Sometimes students transfer schools or move away. Schools are responsible for reporting withdrawals and returning scholarship funds in a timely manner. Attend this training to understand your required steps if scholarship students withdraw from your school during the school year.
View Student Withdrawals Tutorial (2:22):
K12 Scholarships: Updated Nonpublic School Agreement
Provides an overview of the key changes and clarifications in the updated nonpublic school agreement.
View Webinar (38 minutes)
Pending Awards
Explains the difference between pending awards and certification, as well as action items for parents and schools.
View Tutorial (9 minutes):
New School Onboarding
An introduction to MyPortal, document collection, and the disbursement process.
View Tutorial (26 minutes):
Parent Requirements
This tutorial will help school officials understand the action steps parents are required to take as they move through the school year.
View Tutorial (15 minutes):
Best Practices
An overview of program timelines, responsibilities of K12 program stakeholders, best practices, and compliance.
View Tutorial (47 minutes)
ESA+ Scholarship Program
Information about ESA+ and its requirements of parents. You’ll learn more about the various ways students benefit from an ESA+ Scholarship.
View Tutorial (44 minutes)
Payment Process
Certification and Endorsement are two important steps schools take before any money is disbursed on behalf of students. How do you report your tuition? What fees can a K12 Scholarship cover? What happens if you make a mistake? What is the timeline? Come to this webinar training for answers.
View Tutorial (43 minutes)
Financial Review
Schools that met the program threshold for the Financial Review in 2022-23, who have not successfully submitted a financial review before, as well as schools that might reach that threshold in the upcoming school year are required to attend this training. All large schools are welcome to attend. One of SEAA’s financial services staff will explain the financial review requirement as well as offer specific suggestions to assist schools.