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TEACH Colorado Scholarship | TEACH Colorado Learn about our scholarships We offer scholarships for future teachers all over Colorado. Check out current TEACH Colorado scholarships below!
TEACH Colorado Classic Scholarship $1,000 Any future educator applying to a partner teaching program August 31, 2026 Future STEM Teacher Scholarship $1,000 To support future STEM teachers pursing initial teacher licensure August 15, 2026 Future Alternative Licensure Teacher Scholarship $1,000 To support future educators pursuing initial teacher certification through an alternative licensure program.
August 15, 2026 Future Special Education Teacher Scholarship $1,000 To support future special education teachers as they pursue teacher licensure August 15, 2026 Future Early Childhood Teacher Scholarship $1,000 To support future early childhood teachers as they pursue teacher licensure August 15, 2026 We love that you’re becoming a teacher.
We love it so much that we’re offering a limited number of scholarships to teaching program applicants. Submit an application to one of our partner teaching programs . Complete the application form and provide proof of your application by the deadline for the scholarship you want.
Once all of these steps are complete, you'll be entered to win a scholarship to help cover your program costs. TEACH Colorado provides more than scholarships! Did you know we’ll reimburse up to $100 when you apply to one of our partner teaching programs?
That’s guaranteed money back for any of your application costs—including application and transcript fees, program deposits and more! TEACH Colorado Scholarship FAQs How does the TEACH Colorado scholarship work? TEACH Colorado scholarships are awarded to future teachers like you!
If you meet the overall eligibility criteria and any scholarship-specific criteria, you'll be entered into a drawing. 2) Apply to a partner teaching program . Done that?
You're eligible to apply! All eligible submissions will be entered into a random drawing. You must be admitted to a partner teaching program and enroll to receive the scholarship funds.
How many scholarships are awarded? TEACH awards multiple scholarships per year per partner region. We conduct drawings throughout the year.
Applying multiple times does not increase your chances of winning, and any duplicate entries for future deadlines will be considered ineligible. Please only submit one application. Can I apply for more than one TEACH Colorado scholarship?
Yes! You can apply for as many scholarships as you want. However, you will only be selected for one scholarship if you win.
You'll need to fill out a separate application form for each scholarship. Is this the same as the federal TEACH grant or T. E.
A. C. H.
Early Childhood® Scholarship Program? The TEACH Grant Program is a federal program that provides grants of up to $4,000 a year to students who 1) are completing or plan to complete coursework needed to begin a career in teaching and who 2) teach in a high-need field in a low-income area. Learn more about the TEACH Grant.
The T. E. A.
C. H Early Childhood® Scholarship offers early childhood professionals a pathway to pursue higher education. Many of Colorado's early childhood education professionals, including directors, teachers, and family child care professionals, are eligible to apply for the scholarship.
Learn more about the T. E. A.
C. H. Early Childhood ® Scholarship.
Who is eligible to apply? Only individuals pursuing an initial teaching license through a partner program are eligible. Current teachers looking to add credentials to their license or those pursuing administrator licensure are not eligible.
Certain scholarships have additional eligibility requirements. Check the details for the specific scholarship you're interested in to find out what you'll need to qualify. When should I apply for scholarships?
You should apply for a scholarship after you’ve… 2. Applied to a partner teaching program . Is there a GPA requirement?
No. However, your teaching program may have its own GPA requirements for admission. What type of documents do I need to submit? To apply for a TEACH scholarship, you should submit a document that proves you applied to one of our partner teaching programs.
You do not need to submit proof that you signed up for a free TEACH account. Submit your documentation as a PDF, screenshot or image file that includes: An official document or email from a partner teaching program that confirms you applied. The date you received the document or email.
If you’re selected as a winner, you’ll need to show proof of enrollment in a partner teaching program in order to receive your funds. What if I can’t get the form to work? To submit the form, you'll need to upload your documents as a PDF, screenshot or image file.
If you aren't able to upload your documents or submit the form, please contact us through our Support page . What can I use the money for? Your scholarship can be used toward tuition or other program-related expenses at a partner teaching program.
The funds can be sent directly to the program, or they can be paid directly to you so they can be used for other teacher preparation expenses like books, laptops, transportation, etc. If your name is chosen, you can expect to hear back from us 1-2 weeks after the scholarship deadline. Because we receive a large number of applications, we do not reach out to scholarship applicants that are deemed ineligible or whose names were not drawn.
When can I use my scholarship? When and how will the money be disbursed? If you’re selected, your scholarship funds will be awarded within 1-2 weeks after you’ve provided us with all of the required documentation, including proof you’ve enrolled in a teaching program and payment-related instructions.
Payments can be issued directly to your program, or to you through PayPal. Are TEACH Colorado scholarships renewable? All scholarships are non-renewable, one-time awards.
Can I use it with my regular financial aid or other awards? Are there any other scholarships I can apply for? Yes!
Check out other great aid opportunities for teachers using our Financial Aid Explorer and our Financial Support page . Does TEACH Colorado offer any other financial support? We sure do!
We’ll reimburse up to $100 of your application expenses when you apply to one of our partner teaching programs. You can get reimbursed for costs like application fees, transcript fees, required test registration fees and more. That’s guaranteed money back, just for applying!
Learn more at our Fee Reimbursement page . If you’re looking for help with any TEACH Colorado products and services, we're here to help you. Visit Support .
TEACH Colorado Scholarship A TEACH Colorado scholarship could help you pay for your teaching program. Find out how.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Aspiring educators in Colorado who set up a free TEACH Colorado account. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
TEACH Colorado Scholarship is funded by TEACH Colorado. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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