Funding Support  

Helping You Navigate Education Funding 

Securing funding to support your students and educators can be complex. Catapult Learning is here to help. Our team partners with schools and districts to understand your priorities, match them with eligible funding sources, and deliver services efficiently and compliantly.

Whether you’re accelerating academic growth, expanding special education services, or investing in professional development, we’ll help you access the right funding—so you can achieve your goals with confidence.

Funding Sources We Support 

Catapult Learning programs align with a wide range of funding streams, including:
  • Title I – Academic support for students in under-resourced schools 
  • Title II – Professional development for teachers and school leaders 
  • Title III – Services for English language learners 
  • Title IV-A – Student supports, enrichment programs, and educational technology
  • IDEA – Special education services aligned with IEP goals 
  • State and Local Grants – Funding for literacy, intervention, and school improvement
  • Private and Philanthropic Funding – We’ll help you explore non-public funding options

Not sure what applies to your school or district? Our team can walk you through your options. 

How We Support You

  • Deep understanding of federal, state, and local funding guidelines 
  • Experience partnering with public, private, and charter schools across the country 
  • Customized guidance based on your goals and compliance requirements 
  • A straightforward, collaborative approach that makes funding easier to manage 

Your Partner in Funding Options

Title I

Improving the Academic Achievement of Struggling Learners


Title I provides all children—particularly those in under-resourced schools—with the opportunity to receive a fair, equitable, and high-quality education. Funds can support:

  • Supplemental instruction for eligible students
  • Professional development for teachers
  • Parent and family engagement initiatives

Under ESSA, Title I services may also include mentoring, STEAM programs, and one-on-one tutoring. These services can be provided individually or bundled together to meet specific district needs.

Math intervention Reading & Literacy Intervention Counseling Services Mental Health and Life Skills Family Connections Blended Learning STEAM Programs Mentoring Summer Programs Professional Development

Title II

Supporting and Strengthening Educator Effectiveness


Title II aims to improve student achievement by increasing the quality and effectiveness of teachers, principals, and other school leaders. Districts can use Title II funds to:

  • Prepare, train, and retain high-quality educators
  • Increase the number of highly qualified teachers in classrooms
  • Develop school leaders through coaching and ongoing professional development
High-Impact Coaching Workshops and Institutes Online and On-Demand Professional Development School Transformation School Needs Assessment

Title III

Supporting English Language Learners and Immigrant Students

Title III is designed to ensure that English learners attain English proficiency and meet academic standards. Districts can use Title III funds to support:

  • Programs for immigrant children and youth
  • Instruction specifically for English learners and recent immigrants
  • Professional development for EL teachers and support staff
  • Family engagement programs that connect schools and EL families
  • Instructional materials and resources for EL instruction
Professional Development English Language Learning Instruction

Title IV

Supporting Well-Rounded, Safe, and Tech-Ready Schools

Title IV provides funding through Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants (Title IV-A) and 21st Century Community Learning Centers (Title IV-B). Districts can use Title IV-A funds to support:

  • Effective use of technology to improve instruction and digital literacy
  • Well-rounded education initiatives, such as STEM, the arts, and civics
  • Safe and healthy schools, including mental health programs and drug prevention
Blended Learning Instructional Intervention Counseling Services Summer Programs Mental Health and Life Skills STEAM Programs High-Dosage Tutoring Professional Development

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

IDEA is a federal program that ensures students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate public education. Districts can use IDEA funding to provide services aligned with students’ Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), including:

  • Specialized instruction and intervention
  • Speech, occupational, and physical therapy
  • Behavioral supports and progress monitoring
  • Staff training and professional development
Supplemental Services Instructional Intervention Professional Development

State and Local Grants

Local Funding

State and local grants support a wide range of educational goals—from academic intervention and literacy to professional development and student well-being. Catapult Learning partners with districts to align our programs with these priorities, helping schools serve diverse student populations and meet accountability benchmarks.

Supplemental Instruction Professional Development School Transformation Mental Health and Life Skills STEAM Programs High-Dosage Tutoring Professional Development

Talk to a Funding Expert

We’re here to support your team with clear answers and smart solutions. Let’s talk about how to fund your priorities.