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Foundation - Teacher Grants - NCESD Foundation – Teacher Grants Foundation – Teacher Grants 2026-06-10T14:05:11-07:00 Grants for Teachers Teachers are welcome to apply for grants in a variety of subjects, including: Cultural Awareness, History, Social Studies Health, Social Emotional, Behavioral Wellness This grant opportunity is provided by the North Central Education Foundation and is available to all teachers in the North Central Washington region.
These needs-based grants are to be used directly in the classroom to equip teachers with the tools and resources they need to meet the needs of their students. Please be aware that these grants are very competitive. Grant requests should be detailed and innovative to be considered.
How to apply for a Teacher Classroom Grant Teachers submit an application via the online form that demonstrates how the funds would be used to encourage learning in the classroom. Foundation board members and community members review all applications and select the winning grants in early October. All grant recipients are honored during an annual event in early November.
There are two grant options for teachers: The Individual Classroom Grant is available for individual teachers to request funds to support a project that they are doing within their own classroom. The Individual Classroom Grants will fund projects up to $300.
The Collaborative Classroom Grant is designed to provide funding for a project where multiple teachers will be working on a collaborative project that will impact more than one classroom. The Collaborative Classroom Grants will fund projects up to $300 per teacher (maximum of 5 teachers for a total of up to $1,500 per project) involved with the project.
For example, two teachers working on the same project can request up to $600, whereas, four teachers working on the same project can request up to $1,200. Why would I choose a Collaborative Grant instead of an Individual Grant? The Collaborative Grant is designed to enable more collaboration between teachers.
A lead teacher can complete one grant application (naming all team members) instead of each teacher filling out a separate application for the same project. While it is the same amount of funding per teacher between the two application options, teachers can utilize the Collaborative Grant to lump funds together to allow for a larger project, and potentially impact more students.
The applications for 2026-2027 Teacher Classroom Grants are now open! Use the links below to apply today: Collaborative Application Friends of Lower Grand Coulee (FLGC) This grant opportunity provided by the Friends of Lower Grand Coulee is available to all districts in the North Central ESD region.
Teachers are invited to apply for FLGC grants in areas of social Social Studies, Literacy, Music and Arts, STEM and STEAM that will further the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of the geology, culture, history and natural beauty of the Lower Grand Coulee, occurring inside and outside of the classroom.
9/11 Spirit of America Memorial Foundation This grant opportunity provided by the 9/11 Spirit of America Memorial Foundation awards grants to projects and activities that allow students to reflect upon the significance of 09/11/2001 to our history and the impact on our society.
Consumer Jungle (Formerly Young Adult Consumer Education Trust) This opportunity was created in response to Washington State’s adoption of Financial Education K-12 Learning Standards . YACET funds grants supporting learning experiences that promote wise spending habits, financial discipline, and fiscal knowledge.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual teachers in the North Central Washington region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Teacher Classroom Grants (Individual Classroom Grant) is funded by North Central Education Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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