K-12 Catalyst Grants for STEM Education (GA & SC)

K-12 Catalyst Grants for STEM Education (GA & SC) is sponsored by K-12 Catalyst Grants. These grants fund STEM learning projects in classrooms and schools, supporting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics learning for K-12 students. The goal is to help students build real-life skills, problem-solving skills, and future readiness.

K-12 Catalyst Grants for STEM Education - GA & SC | LEGO® Education Georgia and South Carolina State Funding K-12 STEM Catalyst Grants Central Savannah River Area Certified K-12 teachers or school administrators Central Savannah River Area Public, charter, or independent STEM schools Fund STEM learning projects in classrooms and schools Support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics learning for K-12

students Help students build real-life skills, problem-solving skills, and future readiness Application window is February 23, 2026 through May 30, 2026 Grants will be awarded in August 2026 One-time grants of $2,500 or $5,000 Classroom STEM activities School-based STEM activities Aligned to LEGO® Education Solutions Aligned to LEGO® Education Science Hands-on STEM learning projects aligned to state science standards and

classroom science instruction Classroom-based STEM activities where students investigate, build, test, and explain real-world concepts Support teachers with implementation so materials are used effectively in classroom instruction Long-term sustainability by allowing teachers/districts to make a one-time purchase that can be used year over year with future students Supports the grant’s focus on helping educators bring science, technology, engineering, and mathematics

to life for K-12 students Program Implementation Requirements Grant-funded projects must incorporate STEM into the classroom curriculum Projects should bring science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to life through classroom or school-based learning activities Projects should support students in building real-life skills, problem-solving skills, and future readiness Grant-funded purchases become property of the school or organization and must remain with the

school or organization if the grantee departs Grantees must complete an online Student Impact Report 30 days after the last day of school LEGO Education aligns with both South Carolina and Georgia Science State Standards. Applicants must incorporate STEM into classroom curriculum Religious schools are ineligible A current and signed W-9 must be submitted with the application The Student Impact

Report must include how funds were used, students impacted, project implementation, barriers or concerns, student evaluations, and at least one photograph and video Ready to bring LEGO® Education to your district?