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Grants and Programs | U.S. Department of Education Learn about grant funding programs that support students, educators, schools, and districts. The Department of Education (ED) administers grant funding programs that fulfill ED's mission to promote student achievement, foster educational excellence, and ensure equal access. ED offers three types of grants: Discretionary grants are awarded using a competitive, merit-based process.
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Student loans, grants, or work-study Often referred to as “federal student aid,” these programs, managed by ED’s Office of Federal Student Aid , help students pay for college or career school. Below, learn more about grants and programs offered by ED. Money for College Students From Pell grants to federal work study programs, learn how to find money to pay for a student’s higher education.
Grants for Birth to Grade 12 Find discretionary grant and program funds for State and Local Education Agencies (LEAs). Grants for Higher Education Institutions View discretionary grants available for institutions of higher education (IHE), including colleges, universities, and adult education programs.
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Teacher Preparation Grants Discretionary grants that support high-quality teacher preparation and professional development for prospective and new teachers. Disability Employment and Vocational Rehabilitation Grants Discretionary and formula grants to advance competitive integrated employment and support individuals with disabilities. Formula grants are awarded based on a set formula rather than through a competitive process.
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