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Find similar grants112 Education Foundation Grant is sponsored by 112 Education Foundation. The 112 Education Foundation supports and enriches educational opportunities for students in North Shore School District 112, including a robotics program called "Robot Revolutions."
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Foundation Grants | 112foundation. org What Are Foundation Grants? The 112 Education Foundation provides District 112 teachers semi-annual Foundation Grants to support creative and innovative enrichment projects.
Grant cycles occur in April and October. Think of Foundation Grants as District 112’s education laboratory, an opportunity to explore ideas, methods, and materials that will enhance student experiences in school. Teachers may apply for a grant individually or as a group.
Spring 2026 Grant Information The Spring 2026 Foundation Grant application is closed. 112 Education Foundation Grant Rubric Grant Reimbursement Procedures (updated 7/2025) Foundation Grant Evaluation Form Video instructions for submitting a Foundation Grant Application Grants are only available to North Shore School District 112 faculty. The application is accessed using an nssd112.
org email address and must be submitted using the “Submit Application” menu option to be considered . Watch the video above for directions. Grants that take place during instructional time should be limited to special events and authentic one-time experiences that reinforce the District-approved curriculum.
These grants will be reviewed by a District 112 Teaching and Learning representative. Grants that take place outside of instructional time have more flexibility in their scope, but must still meet the criteria outlined in the Foundation Grant rubric. Each committee member (a subset of the board) is assigned specific grants to review using the Grant Review Rubric.
Grants are discussed by the committee as a whole. Grants under consideration that meet rubric guidelines and will occur during instructional time are reviewed with District 112 representatives. Grants under consideration that meet rubric guidelines and will occur outside of instructional time (before school, after school, at lunchtime) are reviewed exclusively by the Foundation Grant committee.
Grants that are in compliance with district policies are presented to the 112 Education Foundation board for approval. Written notification is provided to all grant applicants.
Grant Application Criteria Specific, actionable, and measurable objectives Creative and innovative approach to learning Significant student impact Project supports interdisciplinary learning Reasonable and detailed budget proposal Foundation Grants are open to D112 faculty only. The Foundation is unable to compensate for teachers’ time or training. Funds for parties are not permitted.
Funds for furniture are not permitted. Requests for resources readily available in school libraries or the District will not be considered. Technology (hardware and software) requests must be aligned with the District 112 Standards.
Curricular materials and subscriptions (magazines, etc) are not permitted.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations supporting students in North Shore School District 112. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
112 Education Foundation Grant is funded by 112 Education Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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