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STEM Education Grants

Funding opportunities for bringing more STEM and emerging technologies to your students.

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Federal Grants & State Grants

Out-of-School Time Career Pathway Program

This program provides STEM classroom grants for teachers for before- and after-school programs. Funds may be used for expanding learning activities or any area of enrichment and include technology, such as robotic kits, engineering kits, science kits, STEM Education kits, and telecommunication education.

Title IV, Part A

The Title IV-A program is intended to improve students’ academic achievement by increasing the capacity of states, local education agencies (LEAs), schools, and local communities to (1) provide all students with access to a well-rounded education, (2) improve school conditions for student learning, and (3) improve the use of technology in order to improve the academic achievement and digital literacy of all students.

NV Office of Science, Innovation, and Technology (OSIT)

The Office of Science, Innovation and Technology is charged with administering such grants as are provided by legislative appropriation. OSIT also applies for STEM and broadband-related grants from the federal government and from private foundations that are compatible with the Office's mission.

STEM and Science-Related Grants and Awards

  • Verizon Foundation Grants - awards grants of $5,000 to $10,000. They are particularly interested in high visibility projects that help integrate technology into your classroom/school.

  • NextWaveSTEM® Equity Grant - In partnership with Chicagoland corporations, such as Verizon and MES Lighting, NextWaveSTEM® announces new “Equity in Education” grant for pilot programs. Pilot programs allow schools and community partners to integrate STEM programming in robotics, 3D technology, drones and coding, and artificial intelligence at a fraction of the price. With the majority of the program being subsidized by the grant, program partners receive award-winning curriculum, teacher training and a sampling of equipment for $2,500. Additional equipment available.

  • Toshiba America Foundation - for grades 6-12 they're looking for innovative work in science and math, grants of less than 5k have a rolling deadline, greater than 5k are reviewed on Feb 1st and Aug 1st each year. For grades K-5, they have a grant program for project learning materials up to $1000, due Oct 1st.

  • Toyota USA Foundation Grants - Supports projects that promote STEM education and technology-enhanced learning, focusing on AI Literacy, Drones, 3D Printing, and Cybersecurity. Applications are due May 15th and October 1st.

  • Advanced Micro Devices Inc. - AMD's K-12 initiatives target programs that increase student interest and/or proficiency in literacy, math, science, and computer technology. Deadlines are May 1st and Dec 1st.

  • National Science Foundation - NSF promotes and advances scientific programs in the United States and advances teacher grants for classroom science, math, and engineering research in education.

  • Rural Technology Fund: The Rural Technology Fund (RTF) is a non-profit organization founded by Chris Sanders in 2008, with the goal of addressing the opportunity gap in technology education for rural students. Sanders, who grew up in rural Kentucky, witnessed the limited exposure to technology and the resulting barriers to pursuing tech-related careers for rural students first-hand. The RTF aims to bridge this gap by introducing rural students to the potential of technology careers and providing them with the necessary education to pursue these opportunities.

  • DonorsChoose.org - Funds classroom projects and educational programs, supporting courses in AI Literacy, Drones, Game Design, 3D Printing, Renewable Energy, and Cybersecurity.

  • NEA Learning and Leadership Grants - Provides grants for public school teachers and staff involved in education, covering AI Literacy, Drones, Game Design, 3D Printing, Renewable Energy, and Cybersecurity.

  • SRP Learning Grants for Schools, Teachers, and Students - Supports innovative teaching strategies in math and science, specifically in Arizona, focusing on AI Literacy, Drones, Game Design, 3D Printing, and Renewable Energy.

  • Westinghouse Charitable Giving Program - Focuses on STEM education, promoting environmental sustainability, and improving community safety and vitality, supporting courses in AI Literacy, Drones, Game Design, 3D Printing, Renewable Energy, and Cybersecurity.

  • Honda Grant -  Honda offers funding opportunities through programmatic support and community event sponsorships, which are evaluated on their own merits, considering community needs and available funds. Applications for programmatic support open annually from September 1 to October 31, with funding requests ranging from $25,000 to $100,000; community event sponsorship applications are open year-round with a rolling decision basis and no specified request range.