Funding Sources

Learning.com’s technology literacy solutions provide critical 21st century skills for your students and qualify for the following funding:

Federal Funding

• 21st Century Community Learning Centers (After School and Extended Day Programs)
• Enhancing Education Through Technology - (EETT) Title IID
• English Learner Supplemental Instructional Materials - Title III (ELL)
• GEAR UP
• Special Education

State Funding

• Microsoft K-12 Educational Technology Voucher Program
• Discretionary Block Grant & Instructional Materials, Library Materials, and Education Technology Block Grant
• Career Technical Education Equipment and Supplies

Visit the California Educational Funding web site for updated information on current available funding and grant status.

Have more information (reports, funding, evaluation worksheets) on our Web-delivered solutions emailed to you and/or request a consultation with a sales representative, who can also provide a complete correlation of Learning.com’s curriculum to California’s Standards & Frameworks.

States

Welcome California Educators

Learning.com, the premier provider of Web-enhanced curriculum, is committed to partnering with California’s schools and districts to improve student learning.

• California Learning Resource Network has reviewed and approved Aha!Math and EasyTech
  Aha!Math is aligned to the California Mathematics Content Standards and built on the NCTM Curriculum Focal Points. Aha!Math is listed in the CLRN Mathematics Resouces page. EasyTech is listed in the CLRN English-Language Arts section for grades K-8.
  
  
• Learning.com is an approved provider for the EdTech K-12 Voucher Program
  We are on the Professional Development provider list for this technology funding source available through the Microsoft Settlement Case in California.
  
  Download this PDF (76KB) to see how EasyTech, TechLiteracy Assessment and our PD Workshops meet the program guidelines.
  
  
• Gains Go Far Beyond Academic with Aha!Math
  Cortez Elementary — Supplemental curriculum helps struggling students see themselves as successful math learners, and show improvement in scores. Read the case study.
  
  
• Dedicated teacher uses EasyTech to integrate technology without adding to workload
  Students at Cortez Elementary in the Chino Valley Unified School District are getting real results from technology, benefiting from one teacher’s commitment to technology integration. Read the case study.

California Education Web Sites
Resources for technology integration, assessment, and literacy in California.

• California Department of Education
• California Department of Education Newsroom
• California Content Standards & Curriculum Frameworks
• Association of California School Administrators
• California Educational Technology Professionals Association
• California Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
• California Teachers’ Association
• California Instructional Technology Overview
• CTAP: California Technology Assistance Project
• California Learning Resource Network (CLRN)

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