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Find similar grantsState Afterschool Grant - Centers and Programs is sponsored by Vermont Agency of Education. This grant is designated to expand afterschool and summer programs for K-12-aged youth, particularly in underserved areas.
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After-School and Summer Programs | Agency of Education Teaching & Learning - Home Adult Education & Literacy Content Areas & Standards After-School and Summer Programs Career Technical Education Flexible Pathways Toolkit Vermont Virtual Learning Cooperative Lexile & Quantile Frameworks Multi-Tiered System of Supports District & School Operations After-School and Summer Programs The Agency of Education manages two aligned after-school initiatives.
Those are the State Afterschool Grant and the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers programs. Specific details of each initiative and the corresponding grant opportunities are located under the sections below.
Regional Provider State Afterschool Grant Application Planning Guide 2025 AOE Afterschool and Summer Program Grant Opportunities Center Track - State Afterschool Grant Application Planning Guide for FY26 Program Track - State Afterschool Grant Application Planning Guide for FY26 Nita M. Lowey 21st Century CLC Request for Application 2024-25 (See Nita M.
Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers for complete information on the 2024-25 competition.)
State Afterschool Grant Application Planning Guide - Center Track State Afterschool Grant Application Planning Guide - Program Track State Afterschool Grant-Interested Applicant Contact Form Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs Readiness Self-Assessment Aligned After-School Initiatives State Afterschool Grant - Centers and Programs The State Afterschool Grant is designated to expand afterschool and summer programs for K-12-aged youth, particularly in underserved areas.
This work is accomplished through two distinct application tracks: program grants for innovation/expansion and/or small-scale start-ups and center grants to support the creation/sustenance of single-site comprehensive centers. These grants support delivery of programming through partnerships involving public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Grants can be used for program implementation, expansion, and sustainability.
These funds are intended to promote the delivery of programing to Vermont youth built on research-and evidence-based strategies. Act 78 Competition Documents Completing Central Data Application FAQ for Prospective State Afterschool Applicants FAQ for Central Data Entry, Snapshot Data Collection, and Safety Plans Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers The Nita M.
Lowey 21st Century Learning Centers (21C) Grant Application is now closed for the purpose of providing comprehensive high quality after school summer learning opportunities. Investments are for five years. Information below from the last competition is provided for reference.
Note that in 2025-26, there will not be a 21C Application released. To get on the 21C applicant mailing list use this contact form . Nita M.
Lowey 21st Century CCLC Request for Application 2024-25 Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs Readiness Self-Assessment 21C Appendix B - Planning Chart 21C Appendix D - Self-Assessment Tool for Sustainability 21C Appendix E - Sample Sustainability Plan Chart 21C Appendix G - Sample Memorandum of Agreement (MOU) 21C Appendix J - Budget Template 2025-2026 21st CCLC Grant Final Competition Results 2024-2025 21st CCLC Grant Final Competition Results 2023-2024 21st CCLC Grant Final Competition Results 2021-2022 21st CCLC Grant Final Competition Results 2019-2020 21st CCLC Grant Final Competition Results 2018-2019 21st CCLC Grant Final Competition Results Self-Assessment: Literacy in Afterschool and Summer Programs Summer Learning Program Planning Considerations Summer Program Schedule Samples Taken From the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Programs for Elementary and Middle School General Grantee Information & Requirements Nita M.
Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers - Title IV Part B Overview and Statistics 21st Century Community Learning Centers Statewide Evaluation Plan 21st Century Community Learning Centers Renewability Policy 21st Century Community Learning Centers Site List 2025-2026 21st Century Funded Centers By Supervisory Union/School District 2025-2026 21st Century Community Learning Centers 2025-2026 Handbook Afterschool Wiki maintains regular updates and detailed information about 21st CCLC funded after-school and summer programs.
Children with Disabilities Guidance for 21st Century Community Learning Centers Funded Programs 21C Funded Programs-Integration Examples 21C Budgeting Overview provides overview information on managing a 21C afterschool program budget 21C Grant Amendment Guidelines provides grant amendment criteria, formatting and submission requirements.
Financial Do's and Don'ts 21C Program Income Memo #2 Information regarding the correct treatment of program income earned as a result of the Federal 21st Century Community Center Grants (21CCLC grant).
21st Century Community Learning Centers - ESSA Language 21st Century Community Learning Centers Pandemic Evaluation, 2020-2022 21st Century Community Learning Centers Statewide Evaluation Report 2019-2020 21st Century Community Learning Centers Statewide Evaluation Report 2018-2019 21st Century Community Learning Centers Statewide Evaluation Report 2017-2018 21st Century Community Learning Centers Statewide Evaluation Report 2016-2017 21st Century Community Learning Centers Statewide Evaluation Report 2015 - 2016 21st Century External Organization Profile Release and List Email Johannes Haensch , Interim 21st CCLC State Coordinator
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public, private, and nonprofit organizations in Vermont, particularly those serving K-12 aged youth in underserved areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
State Afterschool Grant - Centers and Programs is funded by Vermont Agency of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Vermont. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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State School Nutrition Program (SNP) Equipment Grant is sponsored by Vermont Agency of Education (VT AOE) Child Nutrition Programs. Provides funding to School Food Authorities (SFAs) to purchase equipment for their nutrition programs. Applications with a 50% match will receive bonus points during scoring. SFAs may submit one application per site (i.e., school).
Local Foods Incentive Grant Program (Baseline Year and Subsequent Year grants) is sponsored by Vermont Agency of Education (VT AOE) Child Nutrition Programs. Supports Supervisory Unions/School Districts (SU/SDs) in developing locally produced foods purchasing plans. The Baseline Year grant is for first-time applicants, and Subsequent Year grants are for those who have successfully received a Baseline Year grant.
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