Search funding options for reading and math resources. Filter by applicant, state, grade and subject, then check the official program requirements.
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Select your program and project details. Get prefilled Glow content, a budget, a document checklist and instructions for who receives the request and how to send it.
Write my proposalMatching funding options
U.S. Department of Education · state and district administration
United States · participating districts
Set by the district’s approved budget
Ask your district whether a reading or math support project fits its Title I plan and approved spending priorities.
Local planning and purchasing timelines apply.
Source reviewed · Oct 29, 2026U.S. Department of Education · state and district administration
United States · participating districts
Set by the district’s approved budget
Explore district funding for well-rounded education and effective uses of educational technology.
Local planning and purchasing timelines apply.
Source reviewed · Oct 29, 2026The NEA Foundation
United States
Up to $5,000 per project
Help public-school educators design projects that build academic understanding, problem-solving and meaningful learning experiences.
The June 15–September 15, 2026 application window has ended. Fluxx announces registration will reopen in December; the next application dates are not yet published.
Source reviewed · Oct 29, 2026Describe the learning need, confirm which expenses the program permits, and prepare a project plan before applying.
Write my proposalConfirm who can apply, where funds can be used and whether the specific software purchase is allowed.
Outline reading or math goals, a teaching routine and how you will review progress. Keep student information private.
Request an itemized Glow quote with the learner count and license term. Family programs may require individual-student pricing.
Review your plan and submit through the official program. The funder makes eligibility and award decisions.
Some state education savings accounts and private assistance programs support eligible homeschool expenses. Rules depend on location, enrollment and the program. A scholarship for private-school tuition is not automatically a homeschool benefit.
No. An allowed category such as educational software is a useful starting point. Confirm the particular product, subscription, invoice and purchasing channel with the funder before spending.
Funding is seasonal. We show the last reviewed cycle so you can plan ahead, with confirmed dates separated from unannounced deadlines. Existing scholarship recipients may have spending options even after new applications close.
We summarize official program sources and prioritize learning materials, literacy, math and educational technology. Each record has a source-review date. Records due for another review are marked accordingly. This is a curated starting collection, not every program available.
No. Search and official-source links are public. Saved opportunities stay on your device. The planning tool uses general learning goals; send required private application documents only through the funder’s secure process.