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Grow Your Own Teacher Scholarship Program is a grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education that funds Ohio school district students and staff who commit to becoming teachers in their home district. Recipients receive scholarships of up to $7,500 per year for up to four years in exchange for a minimum four-year teaching commitment in the nominating district.
The program is designed to help school districts recruit and retain locally rooted educators. Eligible applicants are students and staff within Ohio school districts nominated by their district. Note: all nomination windows are currently closed and the program is not accepting new nominations at this time.
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** The Grow Your Own Teacher Scholarship Program was designed to help school districts across Ohio recruit their own students and staff to become teachers within the district. Recipients of the Grow Your Own Scholarship agree to teach for a minimum of four years at their home school district in exchange for a scholarship of up to $7,500/year for four years.
Ohio’s Grow Your Own Teacher Scholarship Program is authorized by Ohio Revised Code sections3333. 393and3333. 394.
_All nomination windows are now closed. At this time, we are no longer accepting new nominations. _ ODHE staff are focused on supporting candidates who have been previously awarded or waitlisted through previous nomination cycles.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Students and staff within Ohio school districts who commit to teaching for a minimum of four years in their home district. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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