
Identify, Address, and Measure Progress
The i-Ready Assessment suite gives teachers tools to help determine the unfinished learning each student has and the insights needed to plan and focus their instruction.
Curriculum Associates' programs deliver the rich insight, powerful instruction, and comprehensive support that educators trust and rely on to help students from all backgrounds and current achievement levels reach their greatest possible gains. Here we share information to help you find funding to support your implementation. This is not an exhaustive list of all available funding, but it highlights sources our partner districts and schools have found most applicable. Our programs are used by millions of students and thousands of teachers across all 50 states.
LEARN MORE ABOUT ESSER FUNDINGThe i-Ready Assessment suite gives teachers tools to help determine the unfinished learning each student has and the insights needed to plan and focus their instruction.
Our high-quality, evidence-based curriculum materials support intervention programs, including summer learning, extended day, and extended school year.
Learn about ESSER funding, its uses, and how to make the most of it to identify, address, and measure progress on unfinished learning.
Summer-learning needs have become increasingly complex. Learn how i‑Ready’s instructional tools support remote or in-person summer- and extended-year learning programs.
There can be drawbacks to an all-digital curriculum. Learn how print materials can provide equitable learning opportunities this summer and beyond.
Federal formula or “Title” grants are non-competitive—each state receives a portion of the funding based on a formula. States in turn pass the funding on to local districts and schools. Federal grants can be an important source to support Curriculum Associates’ research-proven assessment and instruction solutions.
Browse Federal Grants:
Title I | Title II | Title III | Title IV
IDEA | ESSER
Competitive grants can bring new funding to your district or school. Grants fund a specific program or project and are awarded to districts or schools through a rigorous and selective application process. Competitive grants require specific eligibility criteria, and submitted proposals are evaluated by a review committee that makes final funding decisions.
Foundation and corporate grants are another source of potential funding. Foundations are typically funded from a single source, such as a family, an individual, or a corporation’s charitable entity. Each funder determines eligibility criteria, based on its priorities and values. Grants often require awardees to follow reporting guidelines that define how the grant funds are to be used.
i‑Ready and Ready are backed by timely research that meets the criteria for “evidence-based” as defined by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).
Our Grant and Funding Glossary provides succinct, easy-to-understand definitions to commonly used funding terms and phrases.
Discover how our programs map to various types of federal funding in our Funding Summary.
Applying for funding to implement a Curriculum Associates program? The Grants team is here to assist you with: