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Find similar grantsACS High School Chemical Safety Grant is sponsored by American Chemical Society (ACS). This grant promotes chemical safety excellence in secondary education by funding actions or opportunities that improve chemical safety in teaching environments.
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The purpose of the **ACS High School Chemical Safety Grant** is to promote chemical safety excellence in secondary education in one of the following areas: * Integrating chemical safety into curriculum (e.g., Incorporating the risk management framework, RAMP®, into lab activities, teaching risk assessment to students, and creating a culture of safety in the classroom).
* Advocating for safe chemical practices (e.g., developing and implementing peer professional development for teachers and administration, obtaining Chemical Hygiene Officer (CHO) training). * Improving chemical safety infrastructure (e.g., improvements in chemical storage, inventory management, ordering, and/or waste disposal).
Middle or high school science teachers can request up to $3,000 to fund actions or opportunities that will improve chemical safety in their teaching environment.
* Attending an approved (ACS, NSTA, AACT) safety workshop * Personal Protective Equipment or informational materials for the laboratory * Safety oriented professional development * Inventory and ordering management program * Compensation for safety consultants Grants may **not**be used to: * Pay indirect costs, administration fees, salaries, or stipend * Reimburse for courses that have already been completed * Purchase chemicals or experimental materials for students Applicants may benefit from completing the free online self-paced course, “Foundations for Storing, Organizing, and Disposing of Chemicals in Educational Settings".
The course can provide ideas on how to improve the safety infrastructure in the laboratory and chemical storeroom and what funds may be needed. Upon course completion, a certificate is provided as documentation for 10 hours of professional development. Applicants must be middle or high school science educators who use and/or manage chemicals and teach in a U.S. or U.S. territory school.
Individuals or small educator teams (up to four people) meeting the eligibility requirements can apply. Applications for 2026 will be accepted **between May 5 and August 15**. * Application Deadline: August 15 * Decision Date: October 1 * Applicant Notification: Week of October 20 * Grant Final Reporting Deadline: December 31
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Middle or high school science educators who use and/or manage chemicals and teach in a U. S. or U. S. territory school. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
ACS High School Chemical Safety Grant is funded by American Chemical Society (ACS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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