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Innovative Technology Education Fund (ITEF) - Catapult Grant is sponsored by Innovative Technology Education Fund (ITEF). The Catapult Grant is an annual opportunity for educators who want to implement innovative learning projects through technology. ITEF aims to accelerate learning in K-12 spaces, with a keen eye on underserved schools and communities.
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