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Find similar grantsInnovative Teaching Grants is sponsored by Las Cruces Public Schools Foundation. These grants support innovative and exciting educational programs for students in Las Cruces Public Schools, enhancing the learning environment and inspiring achievement. Grants fall under categories such as STEM, student-centered technology, and educational field trips.
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Innovative Teaching Grants – Las Cruces Public Schools Foundation Las Cruces Public Schools Foundation is proud to support outstanding educators in the quest for excellence in our classrooms. Through Teacher/Classroom Grants, the Foundation is encouraging educators to devise innovative and exciting educational programs for their students that enhance the learning environment and inspire students to greater achievement and success.
Teachers, principals, school administrators, social workers, counselors, ancillary staff can apply for grants (through an on-line portal) that benefit individual classrooms, or their entire school community. Grants range from $200 – $4,999. Grants fall under many categories such as Agriculture/Horticulture, the Arts, Literacy, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), Student-centered technology and Educational Field Trips.
In the fall of 2025 Eleven Innovative Grants were awarded totaling $28,072. 33. Congratulations 2025 Innovative Grant Recipients Grant application released - Click Here Grant application deadline Applications are encouraged from all disciplines.
However, science, literacy and mathematics are encouraged. Any LCPS educator that works with students on a daily basis may apply. This includes teachers of all disciplines, social workers, counselors, librarians, ancillary personnel, and administrators.
Grant funds are approved for: classroom/school projects, classroom materials and educational field trips. Grant funds will not be considered for professional development projects, salaries, stipends, printers, ink/toner, technology for staff, or educator travel expenses. Recipients must be willing to have their names, information & photos used for news media & website publicity.
All awards are given at the discretion of the LCPS Foundation Board of Directors. Should an employee change positions from the original position (in which the grant was intended), funds would revert to the Foundation and the grant would be null and void. You must complete a Year End Report to include a narrative, budget and your receipts.
First, thank you for supporting my classroom! For being a first year teacher it has been difficult to get the supplies I need. By your generous donation I was able to get a much needed easel for my students and I to use for writing.
I could not be more thankful for the opportunity and donation Thank you for your efforts in making these scholarships available to high school graduates. Being recognized with the scholarship based on my academic achievements extracurricular activities and educations goals was truly a gift and a highlight of my senior year. Class of 2023 Scholarship Recipient I would like to that you for your generosity and support.
I received the Dr. Jim and Mary Tucker Memorial Scholarship, because of this my goals are within reach. 2023 Scholarship Recipient Thank you for your efforts in making these scholarships available to high school graduate.
Being Recognized with this scholarship based on my academic achievements, extracurricular additivities, and educational goals was truly a gift an a highlight of my senior year Scholarship Recipient 2023 Thank you so much! 😄 Woohoo!!! Ms. Smith August 2023 Supply Milli-Grant Winner 2023 Thank you so much for the beautifully done dinner recognizing Teacher of the Year, Assistant of the Year, and National Board recipients.
It was a very special night having so many people together. Again, I appreciate the evening. It is one that I will never forget.
Ms. Ammons National Board Certified Teacher 2022-2023
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any LCPS educator working with students daily, including teachers of all disciplines, social workers, counselors, librarians, ancillary personnel, and administrators. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $200 - $4,999. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Innovative Teaching Grants are due October 2, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Innovative Teaching Grants is funded by Las Cruces Public Schools Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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