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Climate Literacy for Community Resilience - Continuation is a grant from the NJ Department of Education that funds expanded climate change education for K-12 students across New Jersey. The program supports standards-based climate literacy instruction, student-centered experiential learning, and location-based climate change solutions. It also aims to strengthen a statewide network of local education agencies (LEAs) dedicated to sharing best practices for implementing climate education curricula. Eligible applicants are New Jersey local education agencies committed to equitable, high-quality climate change education. Award amounts are specified in the published Notice of Grant Opportunity on the New Jersey grants portal.
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