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School District Grants - Steamboat Education Fund Call for School District Grant Proposals The Grant Committee of the Steamboat Springs Education Fund (SSEF) is excited to announce its grants program for the coming year. School District Grant applications will be vetted by the Grant Committee and awarded by the Board based on available funds.
School District Grants are awarded to public preK-12 school districts and public charter schools in Routt County. Eligible districts and schools include Steamboat Springs School District (including North Routt Community Charter School), South Routt School District, Hayden School District, and Steamboat Montessori Charter School.
Each grant application is reviewed and recommended for funding based on merit and should be aligned with the Fund’s mission. Past funding is not a guarantee of future funding. School districts will receive the grant application template from the SSEF Administrator in April of 2026.
For additional information about this year’s grant application process, please email us .
April 3, 2026 – School District Categorical Grant Applications are sent out to each school district April 17, 2026 – Completed Categorical Grant Applications are due May 13, 2026 – School District Grants awarded by the Board The Steamboat Springs Education Fund (SSEF) is a nonprofit, independent corporation that administers the proceeds of the half-cent sales tax—five cents on a $10 purchase.
The half-cent city sales tax was originally approved by Steamboat voters in 1993 to fund “public K-12 educational purposes. ” The tax was extended by voter approval in several subsequent elections, most recently in 2018 for ten years. In 2008, voters expanded the purpose to share a portion of the proceeds of the tax with other Routt County public schools.
Since 1993, more than $95. 5M has been granted directly for public K-12 education in Routt County.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public preK-12 school districts and public charter schools in Routt County, Colorado. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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