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xMinds Educator Grants is a grant from the Partnership for Extraordinary Minds (xMinds) that funds educators pursuing research-based professional development and classroom materials to better support autistic students in Montgomery County, Maryland. Individual grants cover up to $100 for classroom materials and up to $250 for trainings, awarded on a rolling basis.
The program prioritizes new applicants but considers all applications based on the quality of the requested training or materials and the applicant's potential impact. Eligible applicants are educators, paraeducators, administrators, and related service providers supporting autistic students in Montgomery County, MD.
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Teacher professional development grants: autism & inclusion xMinds events, resources and services are always FREE Improving education for autistic students in Montgomery County, MD xMinds Flyers and Handouts Autism-Friendly Activities Recreational Activity Guide Sensory-Friendly Activities Navigating Special Education Special Education Abbreviations Explained Special Education Abbreviations en Español xMinds Professional Members Supporting Social Development Elopement and Water Safety Autism Guides and Trainings Inclusive Education Support Inclusive Education Research & Reading Nonspeaking Autistic Students Resources Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Outreach Committee Children's Literature Featuring Autistic Characters Public Education in Montgomery County Upcoming FY 27 Budget and Key Dates Special Education Committees Nonpublic Education in Montgomery County Our mission at Partnership for Extraordinary Minds (xMinds) is to improve the educational experiences and outcomes of the autistic students in Montgomery County, Maryland.
To advance this mission, xMinds offers grants to help motivated educators pursue research-based trainings and purchase curricula and classroom materials that will enable them to better support their students on the autism spectrum. Read about some of our past grants.
Individual grants up to $100 for classroom materials and up to $250 for trainings will be awarded on a rolling basis by the xMinds Educator Support Committee as funding permits.
The Committee will, in its sole discretion, determine which applications to grant, considering the Committee’s assessment of both the quality of the materials or training requested and the applicant’s potential to make use of them to advance the mission of xMinds. We encourage applications from educators, paraeducators, administrators, and related service providers who support students on the autism spectrum in Montgomery County.
We will prioritize new applicants, but will consider all applications. Apply Online for an xMinds Educator Grant. Partnership for Extraordinary Minds Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Educators, paraeducators, administrators, and related service providers in Montgomery County, MD. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $250. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
xMinds Educator Grants is funded by Partnership for Extraordinary Minds (xMinds). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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