; and (3) in the case of an eligible student with a household income greater than 150 percent but less than or equal to 200 percent of the reduced price lunch rate income, is equal to 80 percent of the per-pupil funding with respect to the local educational agency serving such eligible student, as determined by the Secretary. (d) Use of funds Any amounts made available to a parent under this section may be used— (1) with respect to an eligible student, to pay the tuition and fees for a private elementary school or a private secondary school that is a qualified education provider approved under subsection (e); (2) for private tutoring (including through a learning pod or microschool); (3) for the home school expenses of such eligible student; (4) to purchase educational materials, including instruction materials and textbooks for such eligible student; (5) for purchasing electronic devices to facilitate the education of such eligible student; or (6) for such other purposes as the Secretary determines appropriate. (e) Registry of qualified education providers (1) In general With respect to each State, the Secretary shall establish and maintain a registry of qualified education providers approved by the Secretary for purposes of subsection (d)(1). (2) Approval With respect to each State, the Secretary shall approve as a qualified education provider any private elementary school or private secondary school that demonstrates to the Secretary that such school is licensed to operate in such State. (f) Rules of construction Nothing in this section shall be construed— (1) to impact any aspect of private, religious, or home education providers; (2) to exclude private, religious, or home education providers from receiving funds pursuant to a grant under this section