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Canvastic offers 50 percent discounts to K-12 school districts
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Steve Gandy
303-359-9836

Canvastic Supports the Stimulus Package with Large Discounts PDF

IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) will receive $12.5 billion. IDEA is all about supporting individuals with disabilities.  Students and teachers from pre-K to grade 12 use it in an unlimited number of configurations.

EETT (Enhancing Education Through Technology) will receive $270 million. EETT is all about integrating 21st century technical tools into educational activities and learning styles today.

Canvastic is educational software that uniquely supports the vision behind these two specific initiatives. It is graphics and text publishing software for students and teachers in K-8.  You can download a demonstration copy at www.canvastic.com. Canvastic also hosts the new Canvastic DOT NET, a free, online version that requires no installation.

Will apply a 50% discount to any purchases made, in any part, with the stimulus package funding translates into a school being able to install it on every computer for less than $500. The cost to license it for the school and the students’ homes is less than $1000. States, districts, and other educational support organizations are welcome to apply.

Canvastic LLC
12635 Flagg Drive
Suite 101
Lafayette, CO 80026
info@canvastic.com
877-579-8207






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