We understand that schools face varying financial realities as they strive to provide the best tools for their students. At Flint, we're committed to making our product accessible to schools and students across the globe, regardless of budget limitations.
This guide outlines a variety of purchasing and funding pathways to help your institution integrate Flint into your classrooms. Whether you're a public, private, or international school, our goal is to help more students benefit from personalized learning support, wherever they are in the world.
The program examples below were reviewed in June 2025, not for the current application cycle. They are starting points to discuss with your grants or procurement team, not confirmation that a Flint license is an allowable purchase. Check the current funding window, applicant eligibility and permitted costs with the program administrator before budgeting.
Federal Funding Streams
Ask your grants team whether any of these federal education programs can support your proposed use and purchase:
- Title IV, Part A (Student Support and Academic Enrichment)
- Purpose: Provides funding for technology integration in classrooms
- Flint Alignment: Enhances digital learning environments and supports effective use of technology
- Title I, Part A
- Purpose: Supports academic achievement for underserved students
- Flint Alignment: Provides personalized academic support and intervention for struggling learners
- Title III
- Purpose: Funds English Language Learner programs
- Flint Alignment: Offers language scaffolding and differentiated support for multilingual students
- IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
- Purpose: Supports special education services and accommodations
- Flint Alignment: Provides accessible learning tools and personalized support for diverse learners
- Perkins V (Career & Technical Education)
- Purpose: Funds career and technical education programs
- Flint Alignment: Supports career readiness through communication skills development and technical writing practice
State-Level Funding Guidance
Every state has unique educational funding mechanisms. We recommend:
- Contacting your State Department of Education
- Inquiring about current edtech or innovation grant programs
- Exploring how Flint aligns with your state's digital learning goals
- Asking about eligibility and application timelines
Examples of State-Level Programs
- California – Broadband Infrastructure Grant (BIG)
- Purpose: Builds high-speed broadband infrastructure for digital learning
- Flint Alignment: Supports digital learning platforms and connectivity for educational technology
- New York – Learning Technology Grant (LTG)
- Purpose: Funds innovative educational technology programs
- Flint Alignment: Provides personalized learning solutions and professional development support
- Texas – LASO (Learning Acceleration Support Opportunities)
- Purpose: Supports technology lending and blended learning initiatives
- Flint Alignment: Enables flexible, technology-enhanced learning experiences
Federal Funding
While federal funding for private schools is more limited, schools may still be eligible for Title I, II, and IV-A under ESSA.
However, services must be arranged in consultation with the local education agency.
State-Level Funding
State-level and local opportunities present greater flexibility for private schools. Many states provide robust funding options specifically designed for non-public schools. These may include:
- State grant programs in areas like STEM, CTE, mental health, and workforce development
- Voucher or scholarship programs, such as Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), tax-credit scholarships, and tuition assistance programs
- Workforce or economic development funds accessible through state departments of labor or economic opportunity
- Partnership grants with nonprofits, education service agencies, or local industry
Because funding mechanisms differ from state to state, we recommend schools explore opportunities through:
- Their state Department of Education
- The Governor's Office of Education or Workforce Initiatives
- Local education agencies (for equitable service eligibility)
- Regional Educational Service Agencies (RESAs or ESCs)
We recommend thoroughly investigating your state's specific programs, as funding opportunities vary widely and are frequently updated. If there is anything Flint can do to assist, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Flint is committed to supporting districts and schools through approved vendor channels. If your state or district requires vendor approval for funding access, please let us know — we're happy to provide the necessary documentation and begin the process.
Vendor details to confirm before procurement
The identifiers below are recorded in this guide. Ask Flint for current vendor documentation and verify approval with your purchasing authority; an identifier alone does not establish eligibility for a particular grant or contract.
| State | Status |
|---|---|
| Pennsylvania | Approved Vendor Number: 0000834778 |
| New York | Approved Vendor Number: 931605523 |
We are actively working to expand this list. If you're interested in helping initiate approval in your state or region, please contact support@flintk12.com or reach out to your Customer Success Manager.
Some international schools, particularly American or British curriculum-based schools, receive support through:
- Canadian Opportunities
- Global Affairs Canada - International Development Assistance
- Canadian nonprofits, or schools with charitable arms operating in designated countries, could be eligible for funding.
- Flint Alignment: Supports equitable access to digital skills and workforce training through immersive simulations aligned with TVET and global education goals.
- Global Affairs Canada - International Development Assistance
- Great Britain Opportunities
- TechFirst Programme
- Announced in June 2025, a £187 million investment to bring digital skills training and AI learning into classrooms and communities.
- Flint Alignment: Provides AI-powered career assistance that help students build digital skills, aligning with UK priorities around tech education and employability.
- TechFirst Programme
- US Opportunities
- U.S. State Department Office of Overseas Schools
- Offers grants, especially for American international schools serving U.S. citizens abroad
- Flint Alignment: Delivers U.S.-standard career readiness and STEM education tools, supporting American international schools in advancing 21st-century learning abroad.
- U.S. State Department Office of Overseas Schools
Across the globe, many ministries of education are investing in digital transformation and AI fluency. Examples include but are not limited to:
- Singapore – EdTech Masterplan
- Japan – GIGA School Program
- India – AI for Youth (CBSE)
- Indonesia – Digitalisasi Sekolah
- South Korea – Smart Education Strategy
Applying for a grant can be time-consuming. Flint is here to help! We offer:
- Implementation planning support
- Exploring ROI and learning outcomes data
- Letters of support for applications
Need assistance? Email us at support@flintk12.com or reach out to your Customer Success Manager to schedule a time.
🗓️ Funding opportunities vary by location and change frequently, so confirm the details with the program itself before planning around them. The programs listed here were last reviewed in June 2025. If you know of a funding stream we've missed, email support@flintk12.com or ask your Customer Success Manager — we'd be glad to add it.