School-ready resources and licensing

Review practical, teacher-ready accessibility materials and request a written scope for school or board use.

What your team can review

Fixed resource packages

Reusable guides, checklists, and classroom materials. Review the published materials and select the package that fits your team.

Teacher-ready files and documented use boundaries.

School licensing inquiry

Ask about permitted school or board use of existing resources. We can review the requested scope and reply with written licensing information.

A written scope and licensing response when supported.

Governance materials

Use privacy, review, and implementation documentation alongside approved tools. Materials support local review and teacher judgment; they do not promise implementation services.

Documentation your team can retain and review.

How it works

  1. Review the materials. Start with the published guides, resource packages, and trust information.
  2. Send a written inquiry. Describe the resource and intended school or board use. Do not include student names or records.
  3. Receive a written response. Any licensing scope, terms, or quote is confirmed in writing before purchase or use.

Questions schools ask

Does this page book training or coaching?

No. This page is for reviewing reusable resources and written licensing inquiries.

Can a school request permitted use?

Yes. Send the resource, intended users, and school or board context for a written review.

Are outcomes or implementation guaranteed?

No. Resources remain subject to local review, teacher judgment, and the written terms provided.

How do we ask a question?

Send a short written inquiry with the resource and intended use. Please do not include student records.

Written inquiry

Written resource and licensing inquiries. No live sessions. No tutoring or educational assessments.

Email a school or licensing inquiry · Download the capability statement

Chromebook accessibility guide · Read&Write classroom guide