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Teacher Grants - Education Foundation of Lake County, Inc. Turning Ideas Into Reality Each year, the Education Foundation funds projects that directly support students, teachers and classrooms in the Lake County School District.
We’re especially excited to back initiatives focused on: Career & technical education Graduation and literacy improvement STEAM programs and intiatives Support for struggling students Are you a teacher or support staff member with an innovative project idea that needs funding? The Education Foundation works with our community of supporters to help make that idea a reality.
Through our easy-to-use online grant application, educators are encouraged to submit their proposed ideas to secure funding. What We Do and Don't Fund Innovative programs, classroom needs, equipment and teacher leadership. What We Don't Fund (Usually) Field trips, transportation, fees, uniforms or general school overhead.
Get approval from your Principal and the Superintendent (or her designee). Curriculum or Capital Expenses? Get approval by your Media Specialist and Principal.
Applications Open July 20, 2026 Applications due, virtually, the first Monday* of each month (August – March), unless otherwise noted. For 2026 – 2027 this will be: Applications are reviewed by the Education Foundation Grants Committee the second Wednesday of each month. The Board of Directors makes final decisions the last Wednesday of each month.
Please note: Our goal is to share decisions regarding grant applications by the first Friday of the month following the grant application (ex. September 4 for August submissions). Complete 2026-2027 projects by May 1.
Final reports and receipts are due by May 15 . Learn More About the Application & Required Report Preview Grant Application Teacher Impact Grant Application Required Signature Page for Application How are funds sent to me? Usually, a check & funding receipt will be provided via JackRabbit to each approved applicant within 10 days of notification.
The Grants Specialist may contact you to coordinate alternative fund distribution. Can friends and family contribute to my grant request? Yes!
Additional financial support from friends, families or businesses should be listed in your provided budget as part of your grant application. The separate financial support should be collected by the applicant. Yes!
This is encouraged. Please tag the Education Foundation of Lake County on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. What happens if my grant is only partially funded?
You will receive the funds committed to your project and it will be up to you to acquire additional funds or to adjust your project so it fits within the funds allotted. What happens if my grant request is not funded? You will be notified via e-mail regarding a declined grant funding application.
Will I have to write a final report? Yes! The final report is due May 15.
You will need to highlight what was accomplished, the program/initiative impact and provide pictures. What makes a good grant application? A strong Teacher Impact Grant application stands out by clearly showing how the proposed project will benefit student learning, align with educational goals and be feasible to implement.
We encourage you to focus on impact, best practices, sustainability and alignment with the school district’s priorities. Can I use AI to write my application? While AI tools can be helpful for brainstorming or generating initial ideas, all final content should be original and created by the applicant to ensure authenticity and alignment with the grant’s goals.
Who is eligible to apply for funding? Any employee of the Lake County School District – this includes teachers, staff, administrators, etc. The goal is that it impacts the students of Lake County Schools. What does the review process consist of for grant applications?
Once a grant application is submitted in its entirety, it is provided to the Education Foundation of Lake County’s Grants Committee for review. The applications are scored on the following areas: Project Evaluation Method & Timeline Feasibility & Financial Need Please note: Plans to acknowledge the Education Foundation of Lake County for funding is also a key part of the application process.
The Grants Committee will then make recommendations to the Education Foundation Board regarding funding. Following their review of the application, the Grants Specialist may follow-up for clarification and/or feedback may be provided that the application will not be supported. The Education Foundation’s General Board meets the fourth Wednesday of each month and will vote on approval of the grant applications.
Can I apply for field trips? Based on the Education Foundation’s Funding Policy, field trips and transportation are not approved items. What types of items will not be funded?
Generally, the foundation does not fund requests for field trips, tours, transportation, fees and tuition, band equipment or uniforms or athletic equipment or uniforms. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis at the sole discretion of the board.
The Education Foundation will not consider funding proposals for general operating costs and overhead, building improvements, projects that do not support students or teachers within the Lake County School District, projects that primarily benefit members or adherents of any social, religious, fraternal or veterans group or projects related to legislative lobbying or other political purposes.
The foundation does not fund public or private charters, but does support conversion charters. Accounts & Grants Manager
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects that directly support students, teachers, and classrooms in the Lake County School District. Collaborations with local nonprofits that align with their mission are encouraged. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (up to $2,500 for school-wide projects mentioned for a similar program). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Teacher Impact Grants is funded by Education Foundation of Lake County, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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