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CommunityShare Mini Grants - Tucson Values Teachers CommunityShare Mini-Grants Fueling Real-World Learning in Southern Arizona Classrooms Powered by the Teacher Elevation Fund , CommunityShare Mini-Grants empower PreK–12 teachers in Southern Arizona to bring innovative, real-world learning experiences to their students.
These education mini-grants provide funding for classroom projects, community partnerships, and creative learning opportunities that connect students with local professionals, organizations, and resources. What Are CommunityShare Mini-Grants? CommunityShare Mini-Grants are designed to help teachers launch projects that make learning relevant and engaging.
Whether you want to invite a community expert into your classroom, organize a hands-on field trip, or launch a collaborative project, these grants provide up to $500 to turn your ideas into impactful experiences.
Spend the majority (over 50%) of the school day in direct instruction to students Currently be certified to teach in Arizona or working in a licensed and regulated education center Be registered in CommunityShare and Teach in a facility or school in Pima County Grant: Up to $500 for materials and supplies for project-based learning through CommunityShare.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tucson Unified School District staff and educators who spend the majority of their school day in direct instruction to students, are certified to teach in Arizona or working in a licensed and regulated education center,…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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CommunityShare Mini-Grants is funded by Tucson Values Teachers. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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