School Impact

Bulk Pricing for Online Behavior Courses

Simple, transparent pricing built for schools, colleges, and universities.

School Impact

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Pre-Paid Bulk Pricing

Pre-paid enrollments don't expire until used.
Custom Solutions Available

Pricing Details & How to Get Started

Course Pricing

Our courses are in-depth 4-, 8-, and 12-hour online programs built for behavior support, disciplinary actions, and use in ISS, DAEP, and similar settings.

Flexible Pricing

School Impact’s courses can be purchased individually at full price, or in discounted bulk pre-paid seat packages. It’s a flexible, budget-friendly way to manage student discipline.

Short 1-hour courses are also available for $25 each, a budget-friendly option for school-wide awareness or early education.

How Does It Work?

It’s simple. Click “View our Pricing Sheet” above to download our pricing sheet and proposal form. Print it, fill it out, and email it to [email protected] to get started. We’ll invoice your school and send a unique prepaid code your students use to enroll anytime, 24/7 (a short instruction sheet is included). You can let students enroll themselves, or enroll them yourself.

Each enrollment uses one pre-paid seat, regardless of course length (4, 8, or 12 hours). Once used, a seat can’t be transferred to another student.

No Expiration, Total Flexibility

Pre-paid seats don’t expire until used and work for any course on SchoolImpact.org. It’s an easy, budget-friendly way to deliver behavior education on your terms.

Administrator Account Access

When you bulk-purchase seats, your school receives login credentials for your Administrator Account. (Additional admin logins can be purchased as needed.)

Your Administrator Account makes managing your students’ progress simple and efficient. From this account, you can:

Your Admin Account gives you a clear view of each student’s learning journey, helping you monitor engagement, track progress, and see how well key concepts are understood and applied.

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