​Grant Application Tips
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Don’t be afraid to try…you might be surprised!
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You don’t have to be a good writer…just answer the questions.

Grant should be innovative, hands-on, and impactful to students and take learning to a higher level.
Innovation on a different campus can be funded on your campus too.

Write your grant as though you’re speaking to a parent. Don’t refer to acronyms or concepts
 that requires a lot of extra explanation.

All teaching staff and administrators are eligible to write grants.
You can write multiple grant requests or be a participant in multiple grants.

If you are including consumables, advise how those will be funded in future years.

Technology is great! Your grant should focus first on a project where the technology makes
 a difference in learning. Technology is only a tool that leads to enhanced learning.

Many factors are considered during the approval process. Grants are awarded on how it rates 
on ALL factors combined.

Sources for help include teachers who previously received grants, SEEDS staff, and board members. ​

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