The Student Investment Account (SIA) is the portion of money generated by the Student Success Act (SSA) that is dedicated to K-12 education. SIA distributions represent 50% of the overall collections (approximately $500 million per year) and are distributed to school districts through a non-competitive grant process. 

Allowable SIA expenditures include programs and personnel in support of:

• Class size
• Well-rounded education
• Increased instructional time
• Student health and safety