American Digital Education Opens $1 Million Grant Program for California Schools

Oct 5, 2026
American Digital Education is offering grants from $10,000 to $200,000 to help eligible California public schools implement its instructional platform.

In a press release, American Digital Education announces a $1 million grant program for California K-12 schools. Grants from $10,000 to $200,000 will fund student access, teacher training, and implementation support for its instructional platform.

California public school districts, county offices of education, and charter schools that are not current customers can apply. Awards are available in the order completed applications are received until all funds are committed. Each grant must serve at least 300 students, lasts 12 months, and requires a matching contribution from the recipient.

Schools can use the grants for classroom instruction, attendance recovery, and independent study. The platform provides lessons across five core subjects in English and Spanish and uses deterministic AI to identify missing foundational skills and recommend lessons. It does not use generative AI.

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