High school senior Sheyla Hernandez helped people file their taxes.

"We're saving people a lot of money. Other places they go and pay $100, $200," Sheyla said.

At A.J. Moore Academy, Hernandez and her peers do it for free.

"They're learning and they're helping," tax return client Coleen Cardaneta said.

Cardaneta had no problem coming to the high school to do her taxes.

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"From what I hear, they don't make very many mistakes," Cardaneta said.

Compared to other tax return programs in the state the program ranks number three for accuracy, according to a spokesperson with NeighborWorks Waco.

That's not to say the students don't have their worries.

"I get really nervous, because I'm like what if they think I don't know how to do this. And then sometimes I feel like I ask too many questions, but I just want to make sure everything is right," Hernandez said.

That's so they can keep their clients like Cardaneta coming back for next year's tax season.

"I was pretty happy, because I get a return," Cardaneta said chuckling.

The students who participate in the program at A.J. Moore academy take business classes their junior and senior year, where they learn how to file taxes.

To ensure accuracy, teachers give the return one final look before it's filed.