How to Fund Your
School’s Sensory Solution
Funding for schools can be complex. We’ll help you skip the guesswork, secure your budget, and get your students the support they need.
You’ve found the perfect sensory solution,
but securing funding feels like navigating a complicated
maze of paperwork and deadlines.
On top of all that, the funding landscape is in flux,
making it even harder to know where to focus your
efforts.
You’re wondering which funding streams can cover
sensory tools? Does your purchase meet the grant’s
criteria? How do you write a strong proposal?
We're Here to Help!
On this page, you'll find:
Up to date funding sources that could work for your school
1. Federal Programs
Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
Did you know?
IDEA doesn’t just serve students with IEPs. Schools can also use up to 15% of IDEA Part B funds for Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CEIS) to support students who are not in special education but need extra support.
2. State Grants
In addition to federal programs, many states offer grants that can help cover the cost of sensory tools.
State-level programs often complement federal education funding by offering relief funds or grant opportunities for schools to support students with disabilities.
