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Find similar grantsIDOE Cambridge Math & Science Grant is sponsored by Indiana Department of Education (IDOE). This grant provides state-funded support for Indiana-accredited K-12 schools to introduce or expand Cambridge International programs, strengthening math and science instruction and promoting college readiness.
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IDOE Grant & Cambridge: Up to $500K for Indiana Schools + College Credit APPLICATION DEADLINE IS JULY 17 IDOE Grant & Cambridge: Up to $500k for Indiana Schools + College Credit Round 2 Application Period Has Closed Thank you to all Indiana schools that submitted applications for Round 2 of the IDOE Cambridge Math & Science Grant. Round 2 of the grant application closed on July 17, 2026.
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Grants available for all Indiana accredited private, charter, and public high schools—no prior Cambridge participation required Up to $25k per approved school, total funding up to $500k M ust implement at least one math or science course For teaching in school year 2026-27 or 2027-28 The IDOE requires a conversation with Cambridge before submitting your application— talk to a Cambridge grant specialist to get started Grant overview & eligibility IDOE grant funds provide access to Cambridge's world-leading academic programs.
Access a wide range of support — including syllabi, lesson plans, past exams, and rubrics — to give your learners the best possible preparation for programs and qualifications. Cambridge offers high-quality resources to suit different teaching methods and types of learning, including workbooks, textbooks, and digital resources. Every school is unique.
We provide ongoing support so school leaders can make informed decisions about their Cambridge implementation. Flexible professional learning and development services support teachers in building their knowledge, skills, and confidence through targeted pedagogy, subject, and assessment training. Cambridge-backed courses are expanding in Indiana.
Here's how schools are using them. State backing Cambridge STEM courses: Interview with Aleksandra Appleton of Chalkbeat Hoosier High Schools Chase Cash to Go Cambridge in STEM Shakeup Have questions about Cambridge programs? Connect with a Cambridge representative.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana-accredited K–12 schools that commit to implementing at least one Cambridge math, science, or Thinking Skills course. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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