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WAFLT Mini Grant is sponsored by Washington Association for Language Teaching (WAFLT). Supports individual WAFLT members with creative teaching ideas needing financial support.
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Washington Association For Language Teaching - Teacher Grants Student Scholarships & Contests Equitable Access to Languages International Partnerships National Board Certification Washington Association for Language Teaching Source of Support for Language Teachers in Washington State Student Scholarships & Contests Equitable Access to Languages International Partnerships National Board Certification All grants, awards and scholarships are due May 15th each year Do you have a creative teaching idea, but need some financial support to get it going?
The Washington Association for Language Teaching encourages and supports professional growth in these areas and more through a variety of grant opportunities. To be eligible, you must be a current WAFLT member. If you received a grant last year, you must wait at least one calendar year before applying for another to give others an opportunity.
The WAFLT board looks forward to receiving your grant proposal for consideration. Applications are due by May 15th each year. Questions?
Contact us at: wafltboard@gmail. com There are currently three WAFLT grants available. These grants are available to individual WAFLT members.
They are not designed to support language organization activities/events. Three grants of up to $750 each are available to current WAFLT members who have been a member for at least one full year. Organizations are not eligible for this grant.
The WAFLT Mini Grant is designed to support teaching projects, conference attendance, and supplementary classroom resources (books, movies, etc.) To apply, describe your project, submit a budget, and your curriculum vitae or resume. Explain the educational need to be met and how you plan to meet this need.
This grant may NOT be used for purchase of texts covered by district funds, your salary while working on the project, personal travel expenses, reimbursement of regular school personnel, or reimbursement for time spent developing the project. If you received a grant in the past year, you will need to wait a full calendar year before applying to allow other members the opportunity.
One grant per year of up to $750 is available to current WAFLT members who have been a member for at least one full year. Organizations are not eligible for this grant. The Career Development Grant is intended to encourage and support teachers with three to ten years of teaching experience.
The grant may be used for degree programs, language/culture-related travel, language conference attendance, world-study programs, or books and materials. To apply, describe the project and future goals in language education. Submit a budget, a timeline, an up-to-date curriculum vitae or resume, and one supporting letter of recommendation that addresses your initiative and creativity.
Past awardees may reapply after four years with a maximum of two awarded grants. Keith Crosbie Professional Growth Grant One grant per year of up to $1000 per year is available to current WAFLT members who have been a member for at least one full year. Organizations are not eligible for this grant.
The Keith Crosbie Professional Growth Grant provides encouragement and support to the career teacher with ten plus years of experience. The grant may be used for degree programs, language/culture-related travel, language conference attendance, world-study programs, or books and materials. To apply, describe the project and its professional goals for language education.
Submit a budget, a timeline, an up-to-date curriculum vitae or resume, and one supporting letter of recommendation that addresses your initiative and creativity. This grant has a limit of one award. As educators, we are always looking for ways to maximize the benefits to other members.
Grant recipients will have several options for how they can share their project during the year following the grant; they can write an article about it for the LINGO, they can present a session about it at a WAFLT conference, or they can suggest an alternative method for board approval. Applications are due by May 15th each year. Questions?
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Key questions and narrative sections extracted from the solicitation.
Describe the teaching project, conference attendance, or supplementary classroom resources you wish to fund.
Explain how the proposed use supports your classroom or professional development (funds cannot cover district-covered texts, salary, personal travel, regular personnel reimbursement, or project development time).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current WAFLT members with at least one full year of membership; individuals only, not organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $750 each. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
WAFLT Mini Grant is funded by Washington Association for Language Teaching (WAFLT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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