ClassWallet News November 2017: Staples Joins ClassWallet Marketplace, Presenting to The Council for the Great City Schools Conference, and More

This fall, our customers distributed millions of dollars to tens of thousands of educators, more than triple the activity of last year. We are seeing a great deal of diversity in use of funds and types of dollars we are managing. Districts have expanded their use of ClassWallet to manage federal Title I dollars, state … Continue reading “ClassWallet News November 2017: Staples Joins ClassWallet Marketplace, Presenting to The Council for the Great City Schools Conference, and More”

ClassWallet News October 2017: New Mexico Becomes First to Use ClassWallet Statewide

I hope you had a great summer. September was a WOW month for ClassWallet. New Mexico Public Education Department adopted ClassWallet for each of the state’s 23,000 classrooms. More districts in Florida and Alabama signed last month,and now approximately 15% of all classrooms in both states are using ClassWallet. Over 1,750 schools, 63,000 classrooms, across … Continue reading “ClassWallet News October 2017: New Mexico Becomes First to Use ClassWallet Statewide”

ClassWallet Wins PayBefore Award

Hard to believe the new school year is only weeks away. Summer goes by far too fast. This summer, ClassWallet has continued its quest to meet the demands of our growing customer base. We are excited to announce two powerful strategic partnerships with GoFundMe and Education Brands to solve school districts’ crowdfunding and integration challenges. … Continue reading “ClassWallet Wins PayBefore Award”

The Cost of Cash in K-12 Education

In the course of servicing our clients and managing distributions for classroom purchases, Title I funds, grants and other school business transactions, we have consistently heard about problems schools have related to cash collection. ClassWallet has an innovative partnership with InComm, a leader in payment solutions, and will be announcing a new solution that will … Continue reading “The Cost of Cash in K-12 Education”