If your child is enrolled in an Alaska correspondence or homeschool program, your annual allotment is meant to cover exactly this: a structured-literacy reading curriculum for struggling and dyslexic readers. A New Page qualifies as educational software and curriculum, and Alaska programs list software subscriptions among approved expenses.
Reviewed by a reading specialist with 41 years of experience teaching children to read. Every lesson is explicit, structured literacy a child can do nightly, with a placement result and weekly progress reports your program can use as documentation.
Alaska allotments cover curriculum, educational materials, and educational software. A New Page is a reading curriculum sold as a one-time annual license (not an open-ended subscription), so it fits cleanly. Final approval is always up to your program.
The fastest way to start. No waiting on vendor setup.
Many Alaska programs pay approved vendors directly by purchase order. We are registering as a curriculum vendor across the major programs (IDEA and more). If your program uses an approved-vendor list, ask them to add A New Page, or leave your email and we will send you a short note you can forward to your contact teacher to get us added.
We will send a ready-to-submit documentation note for your correspondence program, plus a short request your contact teacher can use to add us as a vendor. Never sold.
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Programs, amounts, and rules change often and final approval is always up to your program. A New Page is an eligible category of expense, not a guarantee of approval. This is not tax or legal advice, always confirm with your own program before you buy.