Cole Dietrich, Director of Title Grants and Support for the Indiana Department of Education, and Tom Luna, former State Superintendent for the State of Idaho discussing the differences between EANS I and EANS II and the important practices that can help with distribution and administrative workload.
In recent years, technological innovations have had a significant impact on the way American children learn. Instead of pencils, paper, books and chalkboards, students now have access to smartboards, educational software, eBooks and other emerging technologies that are disrupting the traditional classroom. Recent trends are showing that technological innovations are making their way into the … Continue reading “Digital Wallet Technology: Changing the Way School Districts Manage Staff Spending”
MIAMI, November 3, 2020 – Financial technology company ClassWallet has appointed Bryan Coble, an accomplished and successful K-12 education market sales leader, to the position of vice president, sales. Coble will lead and expand the sales organization within ClassWallet for the company’s TeacherWallet and other products. Prior to joining ClassWallet, Coble worked at Dude Solutions, … Continue reading “ClassWallet Appoints Former Dude Solutions’ Senior Manager K-12 Sales, Bryan Coble, as Vice President of Sales”
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Currently, ClassWallet’s digital wallet technology is being used in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, and South Carolina, and to support the EANS program. In these states, non-public schools have access to funds and easy-to-use tools to submit for reimbursement and pay approved vendors for purchases. The digital wallet streamlines the distribution and management, including … Continue reading “Supporting EANS Administration with Digital Wallet Technology”
ESAs were originally created to give parents of students with disabilities the funding that they can use to tailor expenditures to the individual needs of their student. Today ESAs are usually earmarked for low-income families and students with disabilities. Parents use the funds for everything from private school tuition, tutors, therapy, and devices. Recently, states … Continue reading “ESAs and Digital Wallets”
December 14, 2021 This year was a transformative year for ClassWallet. Our growth has been incredibly exciting and fulfilling. We were able to positively impact the lives of so many educators, families and students, while delivering real value to our customers in the business offices we serve. Equally as rewarding has been seeing the ClassWallet … Continue reading “A year of change!”
December 6, 2021 The right tool for the job If you’re a hammer, the saying goes, then every problem is a nail. That’s why a good handyman has a toolbox. Sometimes you need a hammer, other times, a wrench or a screwdriver. And sometimes you need a specialty tool like a heavy-duty windlass tensioner. Spend … Continue reading “When a Purchase Card is Not the Best Tool for the Job”
The 2021-22 school year is now underway, and we are well into the 21st century. The digital revolution, which marked a move from analog electronic and mechanical devices to the digital technology available today, began more than 40 years ago. And a much more efficient means of handling expenditures—digital wallets—first came on the scene more … Continue reading “What is a Digital Wallet? And Why Your School District Needs to Adopt the Technology”
When they first came on the scene in the late 1980s, Purchasing Cards or P-Cards were all the rage. Finally, teachers had a way of securing supplies for their classrooms without having to use their own money and wait weeks to get reimbursed. They were assigned a P-Card by their employer that had pre-loaded funds … Continue reading “Are You Still Using P-Cards in K-12 Education?”
November 23, 2021 No matter the circumstances, one ClassWallet tradition has remained steadfast from the very beginning—our weekly Win/Gratitude meetings. At these weekly meetings, our entire team (now 80) gets together and shares the good things for the week, and the people and experiences they are grateful for. Team members have shared personal triumphs and … Continue reading “What are you thankful for?”
Refresh Miami: The Hub of Miami’s Tech & Startup Community Riley Kaminer September 23, 2021 Miami-based edtech ClassWallet has grown 700% in the past year. It’s the mid-1990s, and Jamie Rosenberg is fresh off a law degree at the University of Miami. He’s working as a mergers and acquisitions attorney at top Brickell-based law firm … Continue reading “Thousands of Schools Use ClassWallet’s Tools to more Easily Make Financial Transactions”
