Often, yes. Schools and districts most commonly fund Khan Academy Kids through Title I for supplemental academic programs, Title II (a common fit because a partnership includes professional learning), Title III for English learner supports, and Title IV Part A for well-rounded education.
State early literacy initiatives are another frequent source, and because the per-student cost is low, some districts fund it directly from curriculum, early childhood, or technology budgets.
Beyond public funding, some programs use local education foundations, PTA support, or community and business partnerships. Allowable uses vary by state, funding source, and year. Confirm with your business office or grant officer before you build Khan Academy Kids into a budget.
Want the detail? Our funding guide walks through each source and where to look inside your own district.
Finding Sustainable Funding for Early Learning