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Find similar grantsClassroom Grants (Volusia County) is sponsored by FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools. All Volusia County Public Schools K-12 teachers are encouraged to apply for these grants, which directly support individual classrooms through hands-on projects and supplies covering all subjects. Each teacher may submit up to two grant requests.
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Welcome | FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools Important Grant Information Classroom Grant Funding Cycle SDEF Matching Grant Funding Cycle Click on the "Register" link and complete and submit the registration form. Login to the award with your email and password. Create your online application.
During the Call for Applications period, your application can be saved as DRAFT until all the required information is completed and attachments uploaded. As each section is complete, you will see a appear in the category tab when the application is saved. At any time, you can download and print your application by clicking on the icon in the Application Summary section.
On completion, save your Application as FINAL. Download and print a copy of your application for your records by clicking on the icon in the Application Summary section in the right column. Note: If an update is required prior to the Call for Applications period, you can make the update and resave as FINAL.
If you require assistance or additional information, please contact the Program Administrator . Important Notes for FUTURES Grant Recipients If at any time, you determine your project will not come to fruition, please return the funds to FUTURES immediately so they may be re-allocated to a viable project. Waiting until the end of the school year to notify us may result in disqualification from Classroom Grant funding next school year.
FUTURES Foundation requires that recipients advertise and note FUTURES Foundation as a source of funding on all grant materials. Please tag us on X, Facebook, Instagram , and/or LinkedIn .
All items, including instructional materials, purchased with money from this grant are the property of the school, not the individual teacher, and must remain with the originating school if the teacher moves to a different school or leaves the District; unless administration provides express written consent to removal or transfer.
It is the policy of FUTURES Foundation that Charter Schools shall not be eligible to apply for grants under the FUTURES Classroom Grant Program, absent extenuating circumstances to be considered by the Board of Directors at its sole discretion from time to time. However, Charter Schools may apply for School District Education Foundation (SDEF) Matching Grants. All Volusia County Public Schools K-12 teachers are encouraged to apply.
Each teacher may submit up to two grant requests, one for up to $1,000 OR two up to $500 each. There is no limit of applications per school. Classroom Grant Funding Timeline: September 15: Platform closes and will no longer accept grant requests.
October: Classroom Grant Committee reviews and recommends allocations for all classroom grant requests. Surprise Grant Delivery Days: Grant Recipients are surprised with funding at their schools! April 10: Recommended deadline to purchase all items and complete projects.
April 30: Online Impact Report is due and deadline to return any unused funds in excess of $25 to FUTURES (interoffice to FUTURES at Facilities Services/Olson Drive). This list is not comprehensive, and the Classroom Grants Committee reserves the right to make adjustments.
Grant funding is not to be used for: T-shirts or other swag/branded items Awards, certificates, gift cards, vouchers Incentives or treasure box-style gifts for students Food, unless used for an educational purpose (contact for more information) Travel or mileage reimbursement Furniture or classroom - unless used for an educational purpose (contact for more information) Stipends/salaries or staff development Computer hardware such as Nooks, Kindles, iPads, laptops, desktops, and regular printers Items to be sold or used as part of a fundraiser Web-based programs, software, and subscriptions What Happens After I Submit My Grant Request?
After the deadline, your principal will receive from FUTURES to provide feedback on your request. FUTURES Foundation staff will review your application to ensure everything is ready for the committee. This is not a typical practice, but during our transition to this new platform, we're offering extra support to give you the best chance at receiving funding.
A committee made up of educators, district leadership, subject area specialists, community leaders, and FUTURES Board Members and staff will review the online applications. Funded projects will be surprised at their schools with checks! Principals and department leads are encouraged to submit SDEF grant requests (minimum $2,500, multiple projects allowed).
Projects must align with at least one priority area: Supporting Low-Performing Students Increasing Graduation Rates Career & Technical Education Improving Classroom Instruction School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Timeline: August 22, 2026 - SDEF Matching Grant Application deadline in Grants Management Platform. October 1, 2026 - SDEF Matching Grant recipients will receive an email from FUTURES regarding amount awarded.
November 2026 - First disbursement of funds (typically half) January 6, 2027 - SDEF Midyear Report due from schools - informal, via email. January 31, 2027 - All unused SDEF match money must be returned to FUTURES February 2027 - Second round disbursement of funds to schools, if applicable May 15, 2027 - Impact report deadline in Grants Management Platform.
What can and cannot be funded: For SDEF purposes, private "match" dollars are funds raised by your PTA/PTO/PTSA or funds donated by individuals/organizations/businesses for your specific SDEF project. Private money is not PTA book sale money that can be used for any program, nor is it state or federal dollars received. All private "match" dollars must be documented by your school.
Allowable expenses - Programmatic staff, salaries & benefits directly related to program implementation, classroom materials, travel, program supplies, computer software, computer hardware and other equipment (for example, a printer), printing services and tuition/training/conferences.
Non-allowable expenses - Administrative expenses, refreshments, support of interscholastic athletics, capital improvements, decorative items, awards/incentives, fundraising, pre-award costs, cell phones, Nooks, Kindles, game systems and game cartridges, and the entertainment of dignitaries. How do I receive the matching grant funds? After FUTURES receives the state match funds, your school will be emailed its first-round award amount.
Send one check to FUTURES, Inc. with the principal-signed Funds Certification Letter* via inter-office mail to Facilities Services/Olson. FUTURES will then return a check doubling your contribution. If your school receives a second-round award, the same process repeats in February.
Schools must spend the full matched amount before the final report. For example, a $4,000 request requires a $4,000 private match, and all $8,000 must be spent by May 15, 2027. The certification letter confirms the match came from private donations.
*This documents the money was raised through private donations for the school's identified SDEF program. A template will be provided. School District Education Foundation Matching Grant FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools 3750 Olson Dr, Daytona Beach FL 32124 Phone: +1 386-255-6475 ext.
50723 Email: futuresfoundation@volusia. k12. fl.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All Volusia County Public Schools K-12 teachers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 (one grant) OR up to $500 each (two grants). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was September 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Classroom Grants (Volusia County) is funded by FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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