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Robotics Grants - New Hampshire | LEGO® Education New Hampshire State Funding Robotics Grants (2025-2027) NH public and public charter schools Proposal submitted by the school or district on behalf of the school Must have at least one sponsor (business entity or higher education institution) with a signed letter of commitment Must identify at least one competitive robotics event for participation Establish or expand a school robotics program Increase student participation in robotics Support student pursuit of STEM education and career pathways Build life and work-related skills through competitive robotics Not specified, but the sooner you apply, the better!
2025–2027 (two-year budget required) Robotics kits, parts, and tools Registration and competition fees Transportation to events (up to $1,200) Team shirts ($15 per student) Coach/advisor stipends (up to $2,000, including taxes and benefits) LEGO® Education SPIKE Alignment : SPIKE Prime kits qualify as allowable purchases and align with grant goals by equipping students for competitive robotics through hands-on STEM learning, coding, and engineering challenges that build teamwork, problem-solving skills, and long-term program success.
Program Implementation Requirements Participation in at least one competitive robotics event is required (include event name, location, date in application) Must have an established sponsor partnership with a letter of commitment The SPIKE™ Prime “Competition Ready” unit is designed to prepare students for robotics competitions by building and programming autonomous robots through sensor use, testing, mission strategy, and collaboration Two‑year budget required with all cost details Applications must address Absolute Priority 1: expanding participation (required) Competitive Preference Priorities offer extra points for serving high percentages of low‑income students and/or schools without existing robotics programs Scoring rubric are on page 4-5 in the RFA —review to maximize points Demonstrating alignment between SPIKE™ Prime “Competition Ready” and New Hampshire’s academic standards can strengthen your proposal by showing both competitive readiness and classroom integration Ready to bring LEGO® Education to your district?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Hampshire public and public charter schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Robotics Grants (2025–2027) is funded by New Hampshire Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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