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Find similar grantsHigh School Equipment Grants (HSEG) is sponsored by Science Outreach - SASP. This grant may be used for a variety of science-related equipment, with an emphasis on those closely related to spectroscopy. The preferred vendors are NASCO, Vernier Software and Technology, Ward's Science, or Flinn Scientific.
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High School Equipment Grants (HSEG) - Science Outreach - SACSP info@chemistryoutreach. org High School Equipment Grants (HSEG) + Deadline is November 1, 2026 Spectroscopy generally deals with light and color interference and diffraction phenomena, line spectra, spectrophotometry and chemical analysis.
The High School Equipment grant may be used for a variety of science related equipment, but an emphasis may be given to those closely related to spectroscopy. Questions? info@chemistryoutreach.
org Teachers of biology, chemistry, physics, and general science. Public, private or home schools must be located in the active SSP membership area, which now includes all of PA, OH, WV, NY, NJ, DE, MD, and VA. The total cost of all items requested in a given year must not exceed $2,000.
Do not request more than five individual items. Multiple quantities of a single item, e.g., 10 thermometers, count as one individual item. Do not use more than one vendor in your request.
The preferred vendor is NASCO , and items can be located in their online catalog. We also work with: Vernier Software and Technology , Ward’s Science, or Flinn Scientific . Funding will be based on the number of applications received and available funds.
No single school, except under extraordinary circumstances, shall receive more than one award in each 2-year period. Schools who received this award in 2025-26 will not be eligible again till 2027-28. The items requested in a funded proposal will be purchased by the SPP and shipped directly to the school address.
Cash awards will not be given except in very special cases.
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NASCO Flinn Scientific Ward's Science Vernier Software and Technology Overall Proposal Total ($2000 max per school) * How many students would make use of the equipment? * Requested equipment or supplies should help students understand various aspects of science. Describe experiment(s) that will be performed with this proposed equipment and what is the central concept to be learned?
* Please list any SSP/SACP or other scientific activities and events that your school, teachers and/or students have attended or participated in (such as Faraday Lectures, Chemistry Week, science fairs, teacher workshops). * Please list the equipment your school currently has available for teaching science. * Describe your school’s financial need for scientific equipment and supplies.
* I hereby certify that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that a false statement may disqualify me. *
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Teachers of biology, chemistry, physics, and general science in public, private or home schools located in the active SSP membership area (PA, OH, WV, NY, NJ, DE, MD, and VA). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
High School Equipment Grants (HSEG) is funded by Science Outreach - SASP. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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