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Find similar grantsThe Sentinels of Freedom STEM Tutoring Grant Program provides financial support to institutions with established Student Veteran Resource Centers (SVRCs) to expand or enhance tutoring services for veterans enrolled in STEM-related courses.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Institutions must have an operational Student Veteran Resource Center (SVRC) that provides dedicated support services for student veterans. Eligible beneficiaries are post-9/11 veterans enrolled in STEM-related courses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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NSF 25-545 is the Directorate for STEM Education's consolidated K-12 research program, and its distinguishing feature for 2026 is that artificial intelligence has been written into the core framing rather than bolted on. The solicitation states that the program seeks proposals that explore how AI and other emerging technologies can be effectively leveraged to study and enhance STEM teaching and learning, and it references Executive Order 14277 on advancing AI education for American youth, with an emphasis on preparing citizens for a digital society through early learning and exposure to AI. In practice this opens two distinct lanes: AI as an object of study, meaning AI literacy curricula, computational thinking and how students reason about machine systems; and AI as an instrument, meaning intelligent tutoring, adaptive assessment, automated feedback, teacher-facing analytics and AI-supported professional development. Both are in scope, and the strongest proposals tend to be explicit about which one they are doing. Proposals may address learning or instruction in any STEM field and may operate in formal pre-K through 12 settings or in informal learning environments, which makes museums, after-school programs and out-of-school providers legitimate leads rather than junior partners. The structural advantage here is the submission model: proposals are accepted anytime on a rolling basis rather than against a hard annual deadline, which removes the usual scramble and lets a team submit when the partnership and pilot data are actually ready. Eligibility is broad, covering two- and four-year institutions of higher education including community colleges, non-profit non-academic organizations, for-profit U.S.-based organizations, state and local governments, and federally recognized Tribal Nations, with no limit on the number of proposals per organization or on PI participation.
Sustainable Jersey for Schools Grants - PSEG Foundation Cycle is sponsored by PSEG Foundation / Sustainable Jersey. Grants fund sustainability projects, energy education, environmental programs, and STEM activities with an energy and environment focus at New Jersey K-12 schools. While not directly for tutoring, STEM education can overlap with tutoring programs focusing on these subjects.