K–12 schools receive funds from three main sources: state governments, local taxes, and the federal government. The mix can vary, but typically state and local sources are the primary funders; federal contributions address specific needs.

View our Quick Reference Chart of federal entitlement programs to see what can be purchased.

Public and private foundations, grants, and crowdsourcing organizations provide additional funding opportunities. These are highly competitive and require advanced planning and preparation. Download our Grant Writing Guide for tips and links to additional funding resources.

The CLSD grant aims to advance literacy skills from birth to grade 12 by funding evidence-based solutions, with a focus on disadvantaged students. Download our grant toolkit to learn more about the latest state awards.

Federal School Improvement funds are available annually to assist low-performing schools. Whether you know your district’s unique challenges or need help identifying them, we can help you develop a seamless path towards great outcomes.