Funded the way your district already buys.
Four active funding pathways, plus the guides for documenting student need, building the budget case, and moving a request through procurement.
Current active funding pathways
Four federal and state pathways districts use to fund reading pens and assistive technology for the 2026 school year.
IEP Accommodation
IDEA Part B
Federal special-education funding for students with an IEP requiring assistive technology for classroom access.
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Academic Access
Title I Grants
Federal formula funds for schools serving high concentrations of low-income students to improve academic achievement.
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Language Support
Title III ELL Funds
Dedicated formula grants supporting English-language learners with instant translation and reading support.
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State Funding Lines
State AT Grants
State-level assistive technology lines designed for purchasing hardware for student accommodations.
Explore funding guide →Post-ESSER Funding Update: ESSER funds were a common source through 2024 but were fully liquidated by the 2025 deadline and are no longer available for new purchases. The four active pathways above (IDEA Part B, Title I, Title III, and State AT grants) represent the current active funding lines for district requisitions.
Funding & purchasing guides
Everything for documenting the student need, building the budget case, and moving it through your district's process.
Funding Technology for Schools
Planning a budget for reading and assistive technology — how to document the student need, find a budget category, and build a procurement case.
Read guide →Assistive Technology Funding for Schools
Funding depends on jurisdiction, institution, and applicable programs. Start with the documented student need and your school’s existing procurement structure.
Read guide →Scanmarker Education Discounts & Institutional Pricing
Comprehensive guide to K-12 institutional pricing, volume education discounts, ClassWallet micro-grants, tax-exempt status, and Net-30 purchasing.
Read guide →Bulk Orders for Schools and Districts
Equip multiple students, classrooms, or schools. What to provide when requesting bulk pricing, and a practical approach to planning a large deployment.
Read guide →District Proposal Template: Scanmarker Reading Support Technology
An editable proposal structure for presenting Scanmarker to district leadership — need, deployment, implementation, budget, procurement, evaluation.
Read guide →Request a School or District Quote
How to request institutional pricing for Scanmarker — what information to provide, and what happens after a school or district submits a quote request.
Read guide →W-9 and PO documents available on request · ClassWallet vendor · Net-30 terms