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Find similar grantsEducational Enrichment Foundation Classroom Grants & Student Needs is sponsored by Educational Enrichment Foundation (EEF). The Educational Enrichment Foundation (EEF) is an independent non-profit organization that supports the Tucson Unified School District (TUSD), which includes Tucson High Magnet School.
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Classroom Grants | Educational Enrichment Foundation | Tucson Classroom Grant Review Cycle: Applications received by 8/30/26 will be reviewed and notified by Mid-September Applications received by 2/1/27 will be reviewed and notified by Mid-February Applications received by 5/16/27 will be reviewed and notified by June The "Budget Template" must be included with your application. 1.
ONLY Tucson Unified staff & educators are eligible to apply for projects benefitting TUSD students. If a team of educators is applying, a lead educator must be identified as the primary applicant. 2.
EEF Classroom Grants may not be used to compensate Tucson Unified employees for any purpose. 3. The project MUST be approved by the school principal prior to applying.
4. Be prepared to clearly state the proposed project’s learning objectives, discuss how you will achieve these objectives and how you plan to assess your effectiveness. 5.
Your budget must be clear and list specific purchases. Funds must be spent as stipulated in the proposed budget. All expenditures must be supported with physical receipts.
Funds must supplement, not replace, state or local funds. 6. Projects must be completed within 1 year following award date.
7. New and continuing projects will be considered. 8.
EEF’s Allocations Committee reviews and evaluates all proposals. Proposals are awarded on a competitive basis according to the strength of their creativity, inventiveness, and student impact, available funding, and the clear articulation of their specific goals as they relate to curriculum enrichment. 9.
If a teacher’s position or school site or TUSD employment changes the applicant MUST contact EEF. 10. Unused funds must be returned to EEF.
Non-compliance with these guidelines may affect eligibility for future grant funding. EEF classroom grants cannot be used toward the cost of basic needs such as clothing, shoes, eyeglasses, general school supplies, or food. If you are a Tucson Unified educator seeking assistance in these areas, please contact the TUSD Family Resource Centers.
EEF Classroom Grants are funded with proceeds from: Jacob Eisner Memorial Endowment Kay and Lee Scott Memorial Endowment Ora S. & Jane Davies Endowment Stocker Classroom Grant for Literacy and Fine Arts Fund Thomas R. Brown Family Foundation Tucson Electric Power (TEP)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tucson Unified School District (TUSD) schools, teachers, and programs. The Tucson High Badger Foundation, supporting a TUSD school, would likely be an eligible applicant or partner. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Educational Enrichment Foundation Classroom Grants & Student Needs is funded by Educational Enrichment Foundation (EEF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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