High-impact tutoring is more affordable than most schools realize. Answer a few questions and we'll map out the funding sources available to your school — and show you how to put them to work.
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About your school
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Your funding streams
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Your goals & priorities
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Your funding picture
Step 1 of 3
About Your School
Basic information about your school community helps us identify which funding sources apply to you.
What grades does your school serve?
Select all that apply
Is your school or district designated as Title I?
Title I schools serve high percentages of students from low-income families
Does your school serve a significant population of English Learners?
Is your district in a rural area?
Rural districts may qualify for Title V-B (REAP) funding, which can be used flexibly
Step 2 of 3
Your Current Funding Streams
Tell us which funding sources your district currently receives. "Not sure" is a valid answer — we'll flag those for follow-up.
Which of the following funding sources does your district currently receive?
Select Yes, No, or Not Sure for each. “Not Sure” means we’ll flag it for follow-up.
Funding Source
Yes
No
Not Sure
Section 35p — High-Impact Tutoring
$50M competitive grant for FY 2026–27, awarded through MDE
Section 31a — At-Risk
Supports reading proficiency by Grade 3 and math proficiency by Grade 8
MI Kids Back on Track — Section 23g
Supports programs addressing unfinished learning during or outside the school day
Title IV-A — Student Support & Academic Enrichment
All qualifying Michigan districts receive at least $10,000; supports intervention and enrichment
If you receive Title I funds, how is your school structured?
This affects which students can be served with Title I funding
Does your district receive Title IV-A (Student Support & Academic Enrichment) funding?
All qualifying Michigan districts receive at least $10,000; supports well-rounded education, academic intervention, and enrichment activities
Step 3 of 3
Your Goals & Priorities
This helps us tailor the results to what matters most for your school right now.
What is your primary academic focus?
Select all that apply
What best describes your school's approach to intervention?
What is your biggest challenge right now when it comes to funding tutoring or intervention?
How much internal capacity does your school have to manage a tutoring program?
What tutoring delivery method are you looking for?
Tutoring modality refers to how sessions are delivered to students
Your School's Funding Picture
Based on your responses, here's a map of the funding available to your school for reading and math intervention.
