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OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant is a Washington DC program administered by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education, in partnership with Ed Forward DC and the Flamboyan Foundation. The 2025-26 grant cycle distributes 350,000 dollars in total funding to 11 DC schools to help them use DC SAYS survey data to strengthen Social and Emotional Learning and schoolwide climate systems.
Eligible applicants are schools in Washington, DC. Grant funds support the development of safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environments for students and staff. Selected schools receive targeted investment to build capacity for data-informed decision-making around school culture and climate improvement.
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OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant | osse OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant 2025-2026 School Climate Enhancement Microgrant Awardees OSSE, in partnership with Ed Forward DC and the Flamboyan Foundation, congratulates the 2025-26 awardees of the OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant.
This targeted investment will provide $350,000 in total funding to support these schools in turning their DC SAYS (DC Survey About Your School) data and insights into action by strengthening sustainable, schoolwide Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and climate systems that promote the well-being of students and adults.
The following schools were selected for the 2025-26 OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant: Charles Hart Middle School Friendship PCS- Southeast Middle School Creative Minds International PCS Two Rivers PCS- Young Middle School KIPP DC PCS- Legacy College Preparatory PCS Luke C.
Moore High School Achievement Preparatory Academy PCS- Wahler Place Elementary School Now in its second grant administration, OSSE remains committed to supporting these 11 grantees in advancing safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environments for all students and staff.
OSSE partnered with Ed Forward DC to select 2023-24 OSSE School Climate and Culture Advisory Cohort members, with microgrants to build the capacity of their school community to understand, utilize, and respond to the results from the spring 2024 Panorama survey administration on school culture and climate.
The following schools were grantees of the 2023-24 OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant: Academy of Hope Adult Public Charter School Capital City PCS – High School District of Columbia International Public Charter School Columbia Heights Education Campus John Lewis Elementary School Lorraine H.
Whitlock Elementary School McKinley Technology High School Powell Bilingual Elementary School Raymond Elementary School Stanton Elementary School Friendship Online Public Charter School Friendship Public Charter School – Collegiate Academy High School Friendship Public Charter School – Technology Preparatory Academy High School Maya Angelou Academy at Youth Services Center (DYRS) Maya Angelou Public Charter School High School Sela Public Charter School Washington Yu Ying Public Charter School 2024-2025 School Climate Enhancement Microgrant Learning Brief In the fall of 2024, OSSE released the School Climate Enhancement Microgrant Learning Brief, which summarizes key insights from the microgrant projects.
The brief offers strategies and practical examples to help all DC schools prepare, effectively address, and respond to their results from the statewide administration of the DC Survey About Your School (DC SAYS). OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant Learning Brief For any questions or concerns regarding the microgrant or the application process, contact Marcus B. Hughes, School Culture & Climate Specialist, at [email protected] .
School Climate and Culture DC Survey About Your School (DC SAYS) Resources
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools in Washington, DC. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
OSSE School Climate Enhancement Microgrant is funded by Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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