10 Education Grants Celebrating Back to School

August is National Back to School Month! To celebrate, GrantWatch is shining the spotlight on 10 education grants. The beginning of the school year brings excitement for students, parents, and teachers, but the expenses can be overwhelming. With learning back in the classroom, many families struggle to afford school supplies. Teachers often spend their own money on classroom essentials, and schools need funding to improve resources.

The quality of education shouldn’t suffer due to a lack of funding. We hope your school or home can benefit from the latest grants we’ve found! These grants provide resources for children, including school supplies, technology, internet access, and funding for education programs. Let’s ensure every student starts the year with what they need to succeed!

Education Grants

  1. School Supplies to USA Teachers in Underserved Schools – In-kind grants of essential school supplies to teachers in underserved schools. The program improves the educational experience of students. Additionally, it also relieves the financial burden from teachers who spend their own money on classroom supplies.
  2. Promote the Sport of Football Among Youth – Grants up to $5,000 to high school and nonprofit youth programs to promote football among youth across the country.
  3. Improve Access to Healthy Food – In-kind grants to schools to improve access to healthy and nutritious food. The program promotes the availability of fresh fruits and vegetables in schools by way of salad bars.
  4. Classroom Projects to Benefit Students – Opportunity for full-time school educators, including counselors, librarians, nurses, and therapists, to obtain funding for classroom projects that benefit students.
  5. Classroom Projects Related to Air and Space Travel – Grants of $250 to educators for classroom projects and aviation lessons. Funds may be used to defray transportation, field trips, and material costs. It may also fund another type of project with an aviation or aerospace theme.

Additional Education Grants

  1. Provide Underserved K-12 Students with Internet Connection – In-kind grants to schools, school districts, parents, and guardians to provide qualifying K-12 students with internet access and software.
  2. Pursue a Criminal Justice Degree in High School – Scholarships of up to $5,000 per year and in-kind support to Colorado justice-involved individuals to pursue a degree at eligible institutions of higher education. 
  3. Computer Equipment to Enhance PreK-12 Education – Computer equipment to PreK-12 schools and educational nonprofits. The program ensures modern computer technology in every classroom.
  4. Technology to Nonprofits, Schools In-kind grants of technology items valued at $500 to USA nonprofits, schools, and education-related organizations.
  5. Teachers in Low-Income Schools to Bring Artists to the Classroom – Grants up to $500 to teachers at low-income TK-12 schools in eligible counties to bring an artist or art historian to their classroom.


Discover More Grants

Additionally, grants can also be found for preschools, elementary schoolshigh schools, and higher education. There is even a category designated just for teachers to help avoid out-of-pocket costs for their classrooms. While funding is available for schools, only a fraction of faculty members apply for grants. There is a world of possibilities just waiting for to be utilized!

Conclusion

Schools teach children important skills, knowledge, and values. By providing children and youth with enhanced education and support networks, we can maximize their life opportunities. Consider perusing the educational grants available at GrantWatch. Let’s ensure every student starts the year with what they need to succeed!

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