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search-form#clearSearch'> search-form#clearSearch'> Student Application Guidelines Frequently Asked Questions 2025-2026 Grants for Excellence The Grants for Excellence program is part of the State of Florida School District Education Foundation Matching Grant Program through the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations.
The Escambia County Public Schools Foundation uses $50,000 of the funds, in addition to locally raised donations to match, allowing for $100,000 in high impact grants to be awarded.
Applicants are asked to focus on career/technical education, increasing graduation rates, literacy, low-performing students, STEM education, teaching quality/improving classroom instruction, and student resiliency in their projects, and are encouraged to collaborate across grade levels, entire schools, or subject areas in order to have a greater reach for their projects.
Grants between $2,000 and $7,500 are awarded through the application and blind review process to several different creative and collaborative projects. There are great innovative things happening in our Escambia County Public Schools. This program is ongoing and has had a major impact through the years, allowing for projects that are not funded by another source.
We rely on local business partners, individual donors and our Foundation fundraising to fund this program. Want to learn more about how to write a successful grant, and have our experts review your application? Click the link below to watch our Grant Writing Workshop.
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(Creating Opportunities, Resources, and Engagement) Pine Forest High School, Tai Knight Creating a Calm Down Room for Social-Emotional Wellness Hellen Caro Elementary School, Amanda Cravatt Northview High School, Michael Amerson West Florida High School, Brandon Cherry Empowering Education: Enhancing Access and Literacy Through Technology and Support Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program, Kelly Jenkins FBLA Across Multiple Levels: Cultivating Career Readiness and Entrepreneurial Spirit Bellview Middle School, Jessica Steele Myrtle Grove Elementary School, Catherine Kozik Growing Minds: The Living Garden Montclair Elementary School, Elizabeth Greenberg Immersive Career Exploration & Training for Students with Disabilities District Extended Program:Project SEARCH, Lisa Armstead Bellview Middle School, Carla Thompson Literacy Mentors: Empowering Students Through Buddy Reading West Pensacola Elementary School, Sara Ratliff Opening Doors to Literacy: Guided Reader Library Project Jim Allen Elementary School, Bernadette Smith Opera-tunity: Kids Creating Opera Reading the World : Literacy as a Launchpad for STEM Thinking Molino Park Elementary School, Rachel Gilmore Strumming Toward Literacy: Integrating Ukulele-Based Music Education in Core Curriculum Montclair Elementary School, Stephanie Odom The Sensory Learning Pathway Roy Hyatt Environmental Center, Molly O'Connor The Wizards of Ozobots: Tiny Robots Big Opportunities Oakcrest Elementary School, Luciana Cajias TimeKettle for ELLs: Real-Time Translation for Equal Access Scenic Heights Elementary School, Megan Currie A.
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Suter Elementary School, Paula Stillman, Lead Ferry Pass Elementary School, Laura Hobbs Kingsfield Elementary School, Becky Mills Click here for more information at the Grants for Excellence portal 2026 - 2027 Grants for Excellence Calendar July 20 - Grant Writing Workshop; Applications Open August 25 - Application Review Workshop September 4 - Applications Close September 8 - 22 - Review Phase October 1 - Recipients Announced October 5 - Award Ceremony December 11 - Mid-Year Reports Due March 26 - Liaison Visits Complete April 30 - Final Reports Due Your web browser does not support the <video> tag.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Educators who work with students in grades K-12 within Escambia County Public Schools. Projects should focus on the listed priority areas and not be funded through regular school or District budgets. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,000 - $7,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grants for Excellence 2026 is funded by Escambia County Public Schools Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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