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
Visit the iGrants web site for continually 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 the Washington State Learning Goals.

States

Welcome Washington Educators

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

• Aha!Science aligns to Washington science standards
  Download this document (pdf) to see how Aha!Science aligns to the Washington state science standards for grades 3-5.
  
  
• The Washington Learning Source and Learning.com Group-Buy Purchase Program
  We are pleased to offer Washington schools and districts the opportunity to purchase Learning.com’s online curriculum and technology assessment at a substantially reduced price through a Group-Buy Purchase Program. To participate, submit your Letter of Intent by August 15, 2009.
  
  
• Boys and Girls Club of South Tacoma Finds EasyTech Perfect for its Drop-in Students
  Eva Henderson, the club’s computer lab director, finds EasyTech’s self-paced, interactive lessons a great way to help her diverse group of students learn the skills they need, regardless of how regularly they attend her drop-in technology sessions. Read the case study.
  
  
• Small Companies That Try to Bring Innovative Technology to Teaching
  CEO and Founder Bill Kelly discusses the cluster of education technology companies in the Northwest, and the importance of innovation. Read this New York Times article (registration required).

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

• Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
• Washington Association of School Administrators
• Association of Washington School Principals
• Washington Education Association
• Washington Instructional Technology Overview
• Washington State Learning Goals
• Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Newsroom
• Washington Learning Source

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