§ 21-2-902 — Definitions

(a) As used in this act:
(i) "Curriculum" means a course of study for content
areas or grade levels, including any supplemental materials
required or recommended by the curriculum;
(ii) "Education savings account" or "ESA" means the
spending account for a child's education to which funds are
allocated by the state superintendent of public instruction, for
which a parent of an ESA student enters into an agreement with
the state superintendent to choose and pay for qualifying
education expenses to educate the ESA student, subject to the
requirements and conditions of this act;
(iii) "Education service provider" means a person or
organization, including a qualified school, that receives
payments authorized by a parent from education savings accounts
to provide educational goods and services to ESA students;
(iv) "ESA student" means a student eligible for an
ESA pursuant to W.S. 21-2-904(a) who is participating in the ESA
program;
(v) "Parent" means a resident of this state who is
the parent or legal guardian of an eligible student or ESA
student and may include an eligible student or ESA student who
is an emancipated minor;
(vi) "Pre-kindergarten" means an educational program
with the primary goal of preparing children for kindergarten
that provides up to one (1) school year of education prior to
entry into kindergarten;
(vii) "Qualified school" means a pre-kindergarten or
a nonpublic primary or secondary school, certified by the state
superintendent of public instruction pursuant to W.S. 21-2-
906(a), located in or that provides education services in this
state, that may include through online means;
(viii) "This act" means W.S. 21-2-901 through 21-2-
909.