K-12 School Funding Organizations
You will find here a list of organizations, foundation, and trust provide K-12 School Funding.
Charitable foundation supporting local
public schools through grants and special programs.
Trust which provides grant monies to
independent secondary schools and regional independent
school associations.
Program to excite high school students
about science, math, engineering, entrepreneurship, and
invention. Offers high school invention grants to support
teams' efforts.
Funds grants to improve urban school
district leadership.
Promotes and supports the
enactment of new statewide and local funding alternatives
for public K-12 construction, maintenance, and
modernization.
Committed to
protecting funding for Impact Aid, the federal program that
funds school districts on or near Indian lands, military
bases, or other forms of federal property.
Nonprofit organization working to inform the public
about inequities in public school funding.
Shares grant information with pre-kindergarden to
twelfth grade educators. Find online tips for those thinking
of writing a grant for their school.
Adopt-A-Classroom invites the community into the
classroom in support of teachers and their students. By
adopting a classroom, donors form partnerships with specific
classrooms providing inancial and moral support. The result
is a meaningful contribution to education in which donors
experience the impact of their efforts and celebrate in a
classroom's success.
Teachers Network is a nationwide, non-profit
education organization that identifies and connects
innovative teachers with other teachers, daily classroom
schedules, lesson plans, videos, online courses, and
grants.
Foundation created to increase community
investment and act as a catalyst in improving Chicago's
schools.
Provides a forum where teachers write proposals for
classroom needs or special projects. Citizens are then able
to choose which proposal their donation supports.
Find a list of
grants and awards from various educational groups.
Supports educational excellence
by awarding grants for creative programs, instructional
resources, and innovative materials.
Encourages
concerned citizens to meet the challenge of educating the
next generation through local house party meetings and
informed voting decisions.
Find a
list of sites, search pages, newsletters, and other links to
help educators find and write grants. From the Discovery
Channel.
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