Research & Funding

Our Research-Based Foundation

Under the No Child Left Behind Act, educational programs are required to reflect research-identified instructional practices. Buckle Down materials meet or exceed all relevant federal guidelines for purchase of materials related to No Child Left Behind, Reading First, and Title I funding.

Based on over 25 years' work with school districts, Buckle Down Publishing has an established record of helping schools meet state standards through proven programs and techniques. Buckle Down workbooks and practice tests help students learn standards-based material and confidently complete tests. To help educators, we've created a guide to our research-based foundation.

Download Our Research Document

Finding Alternative Financial Resources to Support Teaching and Learning

Looking for ways to fund your investment in Buckle Down? Our products are approved for purchase with Title I funds.

Pursue Grants

There are many sources for grants geared toward education. The most difficult task is to find ones that best suit your needs and situation. Funding is available from all of the following sources:

• The Federal Government, especially the Department of Education
• Your particular state's agencies and districts
• Independent agencies, public charities
• Foundations, nonprofit groups, and corporations
• Organizations such as professional, educational, and service or fraternal groups at local, state, and national levels
• Businesses - local, regional, or national