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Arizona |
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Arizona
Department of Education - Grants & MIS Services |
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Department of Education - Grants Management Enterprise |
Arizona
Game and Fish Department Heritage Grants
Up to $10,000 per project is available (annually) for projects in
schoolyard habitat (development or restoration) which promotes wildlife
habitat. Similarly, up to $10,000 per project is available annually for
environmental education projects |
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California |
California educators can access your State Department of
Education's web site for more information about funding of various state
and federal programs by going to:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/ |
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You can sign up to receive email alerts
of current funding opportunities through the California Department of
Education. |
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California
Coastal Commission offers a variety of programs to schools and youth
programs. |
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Kansas |
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Kansas
State Department of Education Competitive and Formula Grants |
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Funder's
Database |
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Kansas
Grants Clearinghouse - This site provides a central starting point for
state and local units of government and other interested parties for
researching grant opportunities online. |
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Maine |
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Programs
Funded Under No Child Left Behind |
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You will find all Requests for Proposals (RFPs)
available through your state by visiting the State
of Maine's Request for Proposal site. Not all opportunities listed
on this page will pertain to schools. |
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Minnesota
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Minnesota
Department of Children, Families and Learning
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A great resource for funding opportunities - published every
Monday (or Tuesday in the case of a holiday) is the Minnesota
State Register.
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Missouri
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Discretionary
Grants
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Federal
Programs
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State
Programs
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Nebraska
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Nebraska State Department of Education wrote that the State
does not have a single link which captures all the grant programs.
Their grant funds are available only to public school districts in Nebraska
and announcements are communicated by mail and e-mail to district
administrators and appropriate program specialists.
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North
Carolina
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The following note was received from your State Department of
Education:
"We do not currently have one page that lists grant opportunities.
There are some grants that can be found through the Index to our site (a new
redesigned site is forthcoming, with a better index). Additionally,
notices of grant opportunities are often broadcast through one or more of
the electronic newsletter we operate. (http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/newsletters.html)"
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If you know of NC opportunities, please send a note with the
URL or other information about the opportunity and it will be posted
here. Thanks in advance for your help!
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South
Carolina
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South
Carolina Department of Education Grants page
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Champions
of the Environment
Champions of the Environment is sponsored by DuPont, International Paper,
DHEC and WIS-TV. The goal of Champions of the Environment is to
promote environmental education activities throughout the State of South
Carolina. The program is open to all of South Carolina’s K-12
teachers and students. Eligible environmental projects can be
individual or a group of any size, and may or may not be associated with
school activities. South Carolina's K-12 students and teachers involved in
environmental education activities outside of school are also encouraged to
apply (4-H members, home-schoolers, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, etc.)
Projects or programs that help the environment and increase environmental
knowledge and awareness in your community that require funding outside of
your normal resources, are eligible to apply. Grants of $500 will help
support the purchase of materials and equipment associated with your
project. Student grant recipients who have developed their
environmental activities independently may choose to use their award for
future educational expenses.
Awards are made monthly. Proposals received by the 25th of the month
are eligible for the next month's award. Applications not selected will be
held over for the duration of the school year and will automatically be
considered for a grant award in subsequent months. There is no need to
reapply.
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Tennessee
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Tennessee
Anytime - Grantwriting
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Free
Surplus Computers!
The Refurbished Computer Program donates refurbished surplus computers
to local education agencies. Processor speeds will vary from 486 to
Pentium. The computers, which include monitors and keyboards, are generally
packaged in lots of 20. Explicit procedures for requesting refurbished
computers can be found by clicking on the link above. Contact Betty
Binkley at 615-532-1621 or bbinkley@mail.state.tn.us
(email contact is preferable) with questions.
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Texas
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Texas
Education Agency's Grants Administration - newly revised with tons of
great, new information related to grants, grant seeking, and grant
management.
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New! Legislative Briefing Book is now available online from
TEA. This document reviews recent legislation passed by the 78th Texas
Legislature that affects public education.
Download it at http://www.tea.state.tx.us/tea/LegBreBooJun03.doc
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Feedback
Requested!
SchoolGrants is considering offering a 1
to 2 day workshop that will feature such topics as:
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Using the Internet to research for
grant opportunities;
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Applying for Federal grants;
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Developing successful relationships
with foundations and corporations;
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Managing your grants;
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Integrating technology into your
curriculum;
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Creating and managing successful
fundraising events
The workshop will be held in Dallas,
Texas. Presenters have years of practical experience working with
nonprofits, school districts, and charter schools.
Please send your thoughts and comments!
What topics would you like to see covered? What time of year is most
convenient for you to attend a workshop? Do you have other suggestions
that will help us make the workshop a great experience for you?
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Need Grant Writing Assistance?
Contact
me! I have written over $12 million in successful TEA and U.S.
Department of Education grants over the last three years for charter schools
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Working together with your staff, I can help you access the funds that
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Classroom Supply Teacher
Reimbursement Deadline for Proposals:
September 30, 2004
Eligible Applicants: Go to
http://cstr.esc20.net/eligible.aspx to check eligibility.
Purpose of Program:
The Classroom Supply Teacher Reimbursement Grant Program for the 2004 - 2005
School Year is a multi-step process. Prior to beginning the application
process, read the guidelines, FAQs, and view the application.
Funding: Up to $200/teacher. District must match.
View
Commissioner's Rules related to this program. |
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Comprehensive School Reform - Texas High School Initiative Deadline for Proposals:
October 7, 2004; 5 PM
Eligible Applicants: The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is
requesting applications from school districts and open-enrollment charter
schools for funding under the Comprehensive School Reform—Texas High School
Initiative grant.
Purpose of Program: The purpose of this
grant program is to encourage high schools to examine methods for student
learning, teaching, and school management that are based on reliable
research and effective practices and that have been replicated successfully
in schools with diverse populations. The primary objective of this grant
program is to foster coherent schoolwide improvements that cover all aspects
of a high school’s operation through curriculum changes, sustained
professional development, and enhanced involvement of parents.
Funding: The Comprehensive School Reform—Texas
High School Initiative grant will be implemented during the 2004-2005 school
year. Applicants should plan for a starting date of no earlier than January
1, 2005, and an ending date of no later than December 31, 2005, for the
initial project period. Funding will be available for approximately 80
projects, ranging from not less than $50,000 to not more than $150,000 for
each year of the grant. Applicants will be applying for a three-year grant,
with funding for the second and third years contingent upon satisfactory
progress in the previous year and appropriations by the U. S. Congress. This
project is 100 percent federally funded. |
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Grant Writing Assistance is Available!
SchoolGrants can help! Whether you need help with proposal
writing or review, SchoolGrants can help ensure that the proposal you submit
is competitive.
Join the winning team!
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