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Primary federal funding path

Title IV-A

The entire WWK ecosystem qualifies under Student Support & Academic Enrichment — one invoice code for the full annual license.

< 0.5% of per-pupil revenue

$50/student

At Georgia's $14,450 per-pupil QBE rate, the full WWK license is less than 0.5% of per-pupil revenue. It's defensible in any budget conversation.

Software & subscriptions line

Technology Budget

WWK is a software subscription — it fits naturally in the technology line that has grown 100% year-over-year at pilot schools.

When does paid pricing begin?

Year 1 is fully free — no cost, no contract, no obligation. Pricing activates in Year 2 only after you've reviewed your pilot impact report and decided to continue.

How does Title IV-A work for WWK?

The entire WWK ecosystem — simulation, banking app, facilitator portal, and game assessment — qualifies under Title IV-A (Student Support & Academic Enrichment). One invoice code covers the full annual district license.

What does the pilot impact report include?

Pre/post FLIQ Score™ data, cohort completion rates, student confidence gains, tradeoff decision patterns, and a full behavioral data summary — formatted for board presentation.

How is the per-school price determined?

Pricing scales with enrollment. A 300-student school is ~$15,000/year ($50/student). A 500-student school is ~$20,000–$28,000/year ($40–$56/student). All pricing is grounded in Title IV-A budget lines.

What does $50/student actually compare to?

Georgia's per-pupil QBE revenue is $14,450. At $50/student, WealthWise Kids costs less than 0.5% of per-pupil funding — less than most software subscriptions already in a school's technology budget.