Deliver impactful VR and AR experiences to your students through funding initiatives
Discover the federal and state funding opportunities available to support K-12 schools in implementing VR and AR technology.
Federal and State Funding:
ESSA Every Student Succeeds Act
ESSA aims to provide equal opportunities for all students. A portion of the Title IV funding can be used to enhance teaching practices through technology integration using solutions like VR and AR. ClassVR aligns by empowering educators to deliver powerful learning experiences that level the educational playing field.
EIR The Education Innovation and Research Program
The EIR funding program is designed to support innovative initiatives that address persistent challenges in K-12 education and improve academic achievement for high-needs students. This funding provides an opportunity for districts to implement virtual reality and boost engagement and learning outcomes.
IDEA Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
The Educational Technology, Media, and Materials program, supported by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), is divided into two key areas—accessible technology and educational media and materials—the program aims to enhance outcomes for students with disabilities.
Innovative Programs
This state-administered Federal formula grant program is designed to support local school reform; funds can be used for instructional and education materials, technology, and school improvement. ClassVR aligns by supporting teachers to improve students academic achievement.
Ed-Tech Enhancing Education through Technology State Program
Designed to improve student achievement using technology, the “Ed-Tech Program” also has the goal of improving tech literacy among students by eighth grade. The Ed-Tech program can be used to purchase ClassVR as a technology that helps to improve academic achievement.
GEAR UP Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs
GEAR UP is a six-year state grant that is designed to help prepare low-income students for college and careers. State projects can involve curriculum enrichment, professional development or parental involvement.
