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Find similar grantsInnovative Technology Education Fund (ITEF) Grants is sponsored by Innovative Technology Education Fund. Supports innovative uses of technology in K-12 education, focusing on underserved schools and communities.
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Innovative Technology Education Fund Education isn’t just evolving—it’s on the brink of a transformative leap. Join us as we fuel the reimagining of learning and unlock limitless possibilities for tomorrow’s leaders. With a keen eye on underserved schools and communities, the Innovative Technology Education Fund (ITEF) seeks to accelerate learning in K-12 spaces through the innovative uses of technology.
Is My School’s Zip Code Eligible? Missouri Zip Code Eligibility Illinois Zip Code Eligibility *Since 2006, ITEF has granted $7. 28 million in grant funding to Saint Louis Metro Area schools spanning 140 zip codes.
"We’ve grown as educators and as individuals. This project challenged us, inspired us, and reminded us of the extraordinary power of believing in every learner’s potential. We are deeply grateful for the experience and energized to continue this meaningful work."
– Joy V. , Special School District 3,000+ Professional Development Grants Awarded “I had the opportunity to virtually attend the Institute for Personalized Learnings National Convening with the benefit of the Lean Into Learning 2020 grant funded by ITEF. My mind was bursting with ideas that I couldn’t wait to get on paper, share with others, and begin implementing in my classroom.
” – Sarah B.
, MOSAIC Elementary 2016 Northview Elementary: STEAM over the Digital Divide 2017 Ritenour School District: Project-Based Learning: Empowering Students to Improve Their World 2018 Hodgen Tech Elementary School: Renovated Learning 2019 Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School: Operation Green School 2020 Festus RVI School District: Hidden in Plain Site 2022 Gateway Stem High School: GEMINI Lab Expansion 2023 Parkway Central: STEM Nature Trail 2025 Pershing Elementary: Digital Story Telling Class function updateBoardPortalText() { const root = document.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: K-12 schools in eligible zip codes across the Saint Louis metro area in Missouri and Illinois. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $7.28 million total awarded since 2006; average grant size not stated on homepage. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Innovative Technology Education Fund (ITEF) Grants is funded by Innovative Technology Education Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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