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Applications open for Ohio STEM Learning Network Classroom Grant Program | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Applications open for Ohio STEM Learning Network Classroom Grant Program New funding round opens for STEM in K-12 classrooms The Ohio STEM Learning Network is announcing a new round of funding for STEM in K-12 classrooms across Ohio .
The goal of the grant program is to foster the creation of new STEM education programming in classrooms by investing directly in K-12 teachers and administrators. With philanthropic funding from Battelle , educators now can apply through the Ohio STEM Learning Network STEM Classroom Grant Program for up to $5,000. Public schools, charter schools, and independent STEM schools are eligible.
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