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With a $416,555 grant from Greater Texas Foundation to East Texas A&M University Foundation, the university will launch a fully online, competency-based teacher preparation program designed for paraprofessionals and career changers. By combining flexible pacing, field-based experience, and high-touch advising, the program will streamline certification, reduce time and cost to degree, and strengthen the state’s educator pipeline.
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A New Online Pathway for Early Childhood and Elementary Educators is funded by Greater Texas Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Innovation Grants is a grant from the Greater Texas Foundation that funds emerging ideas in higher education with significant potential to impact Texas students' success. Supported projects must be original or new to their context, user, or application; in nascent stages needing funding to test, evaluate, or scale; and represent new and emerging trends in higher education with potential for dramatic student impact. Eligible applicants include organizations with projects that do not directly address the foundation's four core goal areas but show strong innovation potential. Award amounts are unspecified and determined on a case-by-case basis.
Greater Texas Foundation (GTF) Grant is sponsored by Greater Texas Foundation. The Greater Texas Foundation (GTF) Grant aims to enhance educational opportunities for all Texans by supporting initiatives that increase postsecondary completion rates. The foundation focuses on data-driven strategies to help high school and college learners obtain credentials and reengage disconnected students, prioritizing projects that streamline educational pathways, expand student support systems, and foster rural collaborations.
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