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Society for Science STEM Research Grants is sponsored by Society for Science. Provides support to middle and high school teachers engaging students in authentic scientific research. Since 2017, $775,000 has been awarded to 367 teachers. Perfect fit for science fair preparation and student research projects.
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STEM Research Grants - Society for Science Scientific Integrity: A Core Value Regeneron Science Talent Search Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge The Jon C. Graff, PhD Prize Middle School Research Teachers Conference High School Research Teachers Conference National Leadership Council MIddle School Competition Alumni White House Photo Gallery Join the Society Alumni Network Close the sitewide search STEM Research Grants provide support to middle and high school teachers engaging their students in authentic scientific research. Since 2017, $775,000 has been awarded to 367 teachers. Priority is given to schools that lack access to funding for research equipment. Teachers can apply for up to $5,000 to purchase specialized equipment or $1,000 in preselected equipment to support many students in STEM research. For the purposes of this grant, a research project is defined as an independent investigation by a student involving experimentation, engineering design, or invention. The grant is not intended to support whole class sets of materials for traditional classroom instruction. Independent research projects are frequently entered into science fairs and other competitions. Have questions? Check out our FAQ’s here . 2025 STEM Research Grant Recipients Society for Science is proud to name 24 outstanding educators as recipients of its STEM Research Grants program, an initiative dedicated to expanding inquiry-driven science education in middle and high school classrooms nationwide. Receiving a total of $58,000 in research kits and funds, they are empowering students with the skills and experience needed to become tomorrow’s scientists, engineers and innovators. Learn more about the recipients Be notified when the 2026 application opens. “The impact of this opportunity is truly invaluable. Many of this year’s participants have never spent this much time in the outdoors and certainly have not conducted research in the field. The hope is that this experience will encourage these students to pursue science in their remaining years of high school as well as potentially college and careers!” Jeremy Jonas, Tucson High Magnet School, Tucson, AZ “Students interested in microbiology will have the opportunity to learn how to stain and plate bacteria. Many students in the past have shown interest, but we never had equipment to support their research. Now we do!” Carrie Cox, Chamberlain High School, Chamberlain, SD Join the Society Educators Facebook Group Connect with over one thousand fellow educators sharing their resources, advice, and success in supporting students in STEM research projects. Western North Carolina plants new STEM educator research community How AI is helping some educators teach science and research Educators keep
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STEM Research Grants - Society for Science Scientific Integrity: A Core Value Regeneron Science Talent Search Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge The Jon C.
Graff, PhD Prize Middle School Research Teachers Conference High School Research Teachers Conference National Leadership Council MIddle School Competition Alumni White House Photo Gallery Join the Society Alumni Network Close the sitewide search STEM Research Grants provide support to middle and high school teachers engaging their students in authentic scientific research. Since 2017, $775,000 has been awarded to 367 teachers.
Priority is given to schools that lack access to funding for research equipment. Teachers can apply for up to $5,000 to purchase specialized equipment or $1,000 in preselected equipment to support many students in STEM research. For the purposes of this grant, a research project is defined as an independent investigation by a student involving experimentation, engineering design, or invention.
The grant is not intended to support whole class sets of materials for traditional classroom instruction. Independent research projects are frequently entered into science fairs and other competitions. Have questions?
Check out our FAQ’s here . 2025 STEM Research Grant Recipients Society for Science is proud to name 24 outstanding educators as recipients of its STEM Research Grants program, an initiative dedicated to expanding inquiry-driven science education in middle and high school classrooms nationwide.
Receiving a total of $58,000 in research kits and funds, they are empowering students with the skills and experience needed to become tomorrow’s scientists, engineers and innovators. Learn more about the recipients Be notified when the 2026 application opens. “The impact of this opportunity is truly invaluable.
Many of this year’s participants have never spent this much time in the outdoors and certainly have not conducted research in the field. The hope is that this experience will encourage these students to pursue science in their remaining years of high school as well as potentially college and careers!
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Middle and high school teachers in the United States Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $2,000 per teacher (research kits and funds) Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
Application snapshot: target deadline rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows; published funding information Up to $2,000 per teacher (research kits and funds); eligibility guidance Middle and high school teachers in the United States
Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
” Jeremy Jonas, Tucson High Magnet School, Tucson, AZ “Students interested in microbiology will have the opportunity to learn how to stain and plate bacteria. Many students in the past have shown interest, but we never had equipment to support their research. Now we do!
” Carrie Cox, Chamberlain High School, Chamberlain, SD Join the Society Educators Facebook Group Connect with over one thousand fellow educators sharing their resources, advice, and success in supporting students in STEM research projects.
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