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CASIE Impact Fund - CASIE The CASIE Impact Fund promotes educational equity by funding professional development for schools and districts in the Southeastern U.S. It enhances leadership and expands innovative programs while closing the urban-rural education gap in high-poverty communities.
Enhance Educational Equity Across Urban and Rural Communities Close the urban-rural education gap by providing targeted funding and professional development opportunities to public and charter schools in the Southeastern United States, with a special emphasis on high-poverty and underserved communities.
Expand Access to High-Quality Innovative Educational Practices Support the growth of International Baccalaureate (IB), STEM, STEAM and other innovative programs in public and charter schools in the US Southeast.
Elevate Educational Leadership and Systemic Impact Strengthen capacity-building by providing matching grants to schools and districts, driving sustainable improvements in teaching, learning, and leadership across Southeastern school systems. As of June 17, 2025. Amount in U.S. dollars.
dollars received in donations dollars awarded in grants since 2021 As a new administrator, I’m incredibly grateful for the CASIE Impact Fund, which gave me invaluable exposure to the IB Programme and professional development I wouldn't have otherwise experienced.
Nancy Gay, Assistant Principal International Studies Charter Elementary School The Impact Fund allowed us to bring experts to small Albany, Georgia, where there are no nearby IB schools. Support from the CASIE experts has strengthened our leadership team, our school, and most importantly, our students. Amber Davis, IB PYP Coordinator International Studies Charter Elementary School You can help make a greater impact.
Join a generous group of donors committed to expanding innovative practices that educate for active global citizenship. CASIE offers flexible options to meet your needs. Matching grants for purchased CASIE consulting in-school workshops and services.
CASIE Workshop Attendance Matching grants for purchased CASIE products (including IB-authorized workshops, CASIE Presents, IBC Leadership Academy, etc.). Educational Leader Workshops Complimentary CASIE workshops for key decision-makers above the school level (central office and state departments of education leaders).
The CASIE Impact Fund supports public and charter schools, local education agencies, and state Departments of Education. Priority is given to schools where 75% or more of students are considered economically disadvantaged for the current academic year as defined by the respective state’s Department of Education.
Grants are reserved for schools in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina classified as rural by the Departments of Education in each state. The CASIE Impact Fund supports public and charter schools, local education agencies, and state Departments of Education.
Priority is given to schools where 75% or more of students are considered economically disadvantaged for the current academic year as defined by the respective state’s Department of Education. Grants are reserved for schools in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina classified as rural by the Departments of Education in each state.
Academy of Richmond County (Year 2), Augusta, GA International Studies Charter Elementary School (Year 4), Albany, GA Burke County High School (Year 3), Waynesboro, GA Hardaway High School, Columbus, GA International Studies Charter Elementary School (Year 3), Albany, GA Burke County High School (Year 2), Waynesboro, GA Hephzibah High School, Hephzibah, GA Lake Forest Hills Elementary School, Augusta, GA Key Elementary School, Columbus, GA Academy of Richmond County (Year 1), Augusta, GA International Studies Charter Elementary School (Year 2), Albany, GA Burke County High School (Year 1), Waynesboro, GA Georgia Department of Education, Atlanta, GA Central High School, Macon, GA Baldwin High School, Milledgeville, GA Richards Middle School, Columbus, GA Dublin High School, Dublin, GA International Studies Charter Elementary School (Year 1), Albany, GA Georgia Department of Education, Atlanta, GA Baldwin HS, Milledgeville, GA Richards MS, Columbus, GA International Studies Charter ES, Albany, GA Hephzibah HS, Hephzibah, GA Lake Forest Hills ES, Augusta, GA Academy of Richmond County, Augusta, GA Burke County HS, Waynesboro, GA Hardaway HS, Columbus, GA Reach out to discuss your personalized professional development needs!
CASIE’S Director of Outreach, Dr. Thea Murphy, leads our customized professional development consulting program.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public and charter schools, local education agencies, and state Departments of Education in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
CASIE Impact Fund is funded by Center for the Advancement and Study of International Education (CASIE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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