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Education and Workforce Grant Program (Elementary and Secondary Education Grades 3-12) is sponsored by Massachusetts Life Sciences Center. This program provides grant funding for public schools, districts, and non-profit organizations to support applied learning that provides students with technical skills relevant for life sciences careers and increases awareness of career opportunities.
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Education and Workforce Grant Program - MLSC Education and Workforce Development Grant Program Elementary and Secondary Education Out-of-School Time Education Post-Secondary Education and Training The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) seeks to develop, enhance, and expand life sciences education programs serving learners from elementary school through post-secondary, throughout the Commonwealth, to ensure that the industry has a robust workforce pipeline.
Elementary and Secondary Education (Grades 3-12) Grant funding for public schools, districts, and non-profit organizations to support applied learning that provides students with both technical skills development relevant for life sciences careers and increases awareness of career opportunities.
Grants are available for purchasing life sciences equipment, materials, supplies, technology, and providing teachers with professional development. Out-of-School Time (OST) Education (Grades K-12) Grant funding for non-profit organizations to implement new or expanded life sciences educational programming offered beyond the traditional school day.
This program seeks to reinforce, complement, and supplement school-based life sciences education, provide students with new technical and professional skills, expose students to state-of-the-art life sciences equipment, tools, and technologies, support innovative programming serving under-resourced communities, and increase awareness of life sciences career opportunities.
Post-secondary Education and Training Grant funding for academic institutions and non-profit organizations offering life sciences industry-aligned certificate and degree programs. Grants are intended for the purchase and installation of equipment, materials, supplies, technology, and lab renovation that will enable training programs to effectively prepare students for high-demand career opportunities in the life sciences.
Gamechanger Workforce Development Projects Grant funding for any academic institution, municipality, or non-profit organization seeking to launch a new program/initiative or substantially enhance an existing one. Grants are intended for large-scale, high-impact projects and transformational programs that serve a significant number of learners and increase access and opportunity for low-income communities.
The Fund is open to organizations across Massachusetts with a strong vision for driving innovation, collaboration, and inclusive growth in the life sciences. If you have questions regarding the program, please email: info@masslifesciences. com .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public schools, districts, and non-profit organizations in Massachusetts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Education and Workforce Grant Program (Elementary and Secondary Education Grades 3-12) is funded by Massachusetts Life Sciences Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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