View case studyTeri Cady
Head of School
“Engagement was high, and that was just year one. Students respond at a much higher rate when there's a teacher behind it.”
For K12 and Stride school leaders
Bring KANU to your school this semester.
Everything from the August 31 session: what your students get, what it costs, and the path to go live this fall.
Pipeline dashboardExample view
412
Students engaged
96
Ventures launched
1,830
Engagement hours
- In one course
- Across a program
- Across your school
Missed the session? Start here.
Session
Session slides (PDF)
Everything shown on the 31st, in one deck.
PDF
View the slides
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Everything your school gets.
- Implementation
Real experiences, ready to run
Pick from the experience library
Choose a project or activity. Each comes with pre, during, and post class prep, teaching notes, and add-ons like worksheets and slides.
Complete your training
Short digital training on running the experience well, before students ever join.
Invite students
Invite via invite link, QR code, or bookstore digital access. Students join on the web, tablet, or the iOS and Android apps.
Run and manage
Run live in one session, or set due dates along the way. Progress and completion are tracked automatically, so there's no grading pile.
What's included
- Implementation planning with KANU's team
- Virtual onboarding and staff training for faculty
- End-of-year review with engagement data and expansion planning
Built for K-12 environments
- Built with student-data privacy protections
- Built to support your school's FERPA and COPPA obligations
- Configurable to your school's policies
One flat license. Every student included.
$8,500 flat per school, per year.
Every student and teacher included
One school license covers unlimited students, teachers, and classes. No per-student fees, no tiers.
Most schools fund it with Perkins
Perkins V or state CTE dollars, not your school's operating budget.
Three steps to go live this semester.
Align your team
Share the recording, slides, and the guides below with your teachers and finance lead.
Confirm your funding source
Perkins or state CTE dollars. Most schools use one of the two.
Contact us to go live
Reach KANU or your national CRE team. Students can be running ventures this fall.
Your points of contact
KANU
Your national CRE team, Stride
Your K12 + KANU course catalog
A space built for this network, mapped course by course.
16experiences8courses
Browse it course by course, the same way your teachers will.
Send this to your teachers
We're adding real venture experiences to our business and marketing courses this semester. These are mapped to the courses we already teach, completion-tracked, and no grading pile. Take a look: https://kanu.us/experiences/partners/stride
For your finance and procurement team
Funding
Finance one-pager
What's included, the flat per-school price, and funding paths on one page your finance lead can approve from.
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Security
Procurement and security documents
Your network has already completed vendor review. Privacy, data, accessibility, and support documentation in one library.
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What school leaders say
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Galen Harkness
Business Teacher, Julesburg School District
“KANU helped me bring real-world content into the classroom. It's clever and packed with powerful content, and it made a real difference in how my students engaged.”
View case studyBreeann Gibbons
CTE Director, Julesburg School District
“KANU is easy for our students to navigate without feeling overwhelmed, and it still offers a fantastic experience. Working with the team has been a joy. We're already planning to include KANU in our next Perkins grant.”
How a school in your network funded it.
Browse InsightsCASE STUDY
Julesburg School District
How CODCA built a Perkins-funded CTE program on KANU
Live proof the model works at a real online school.
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Funded by Perkins
Tallo integration
INSIGHTS
The CLNA cycle is the moment work-based learning evidence matters most
Perkins V is federal, and it comes with a requirement that resets every school's clock: the Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment, or CLNA.
Read the articleINSIGHTS
Colorado's Big Three: How Student Entrepreneurship Counts as Work-Based Learning
Colorado wants every graduate in the Class of 2029 to complete 60 hours of work-based learning. Here's what actually qualifies, and where student entrepreneurship fits.
Read the articleWhat school leaders ask us
Pricing is flat per school so every student and teacher gets full access regardless of size. For smaller schools the lever is the funding path: Perkins and state CTE dollars scale to your school. See the funding guides above.
Schools fund KANU through Perkins or state CTE dollars, and we share the funding playbook. The outcome trail behind every student gives you evidence for your CLNA and reporting.
Only when your school approves it. Students can develop and pitch ventures with no transactions at all, or sell from public storefronts under your school's banner once you enable it. Every sale is recorded.
Light. Teachers pick a ready-to-run experience and launch it inside their course, with completion tracking, no grading pile, and help launching the first one.
Five guided steps from signed to first student experience. Most schools are live within weeks.
The earlier the better, so your students start alongside your course calendar. We onboard schools right up until classes begin, but launching with the term gives teachers and students the smoothest start. If you're funding through Perkins or state CTE dollars, your state's submission window is the timing that matters most, and we're happy to help you work back from it. Contact us and we'll map the rollout to your school's schedule.