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K–12 Grants & Upcoming Events

  • 05/28/26

New & Upcoming K–12 Grants

Ongoing K–12 Grants

  • Rural Technology Education Grants

    Sponsor: Rural Technology Fund
    Award: $500–$2,500
    Number of Awards: Varies, every 30-60 days
    Application Deadline: Ongoing

  • Pitsco Monthly Educator and Student Competition Team Grants

    Sponsor: Pitsco Education
    Award: $350 voucher for educators and $150 voucher for student teams, applicable to Pitsco products 
    Number of Awards: 1 educator and 1 student team per month
    Application Deadline: Ongoing

  • Awesome Foundation Grants

    Sponsor: Awesome Foundation
    Award: $1,000 
    Number of Awards: Varies
    Application Deadline: Ongoing

  • Project Cybersafe Schools

    Sponsor: Cloudflare
    Award: Free Zero Trust security program for K–12 schools with up to 2,500 students
    Number of Awards: Not specified
    Application Deadline: Ongoing

  • Inventionland Grants for K–12 Schools

    Sponsor: Inventionland Education
    Award: Funds for Innovation Labs, professional development, and Innovation curriculum (varies by request)
    Number of Awards: Not specified
    Application Deadline: Ongoing (rolling)

  • Edthena Innovation Fund

    Sponsor: Edthena
    Award: Varies based on district size; matching grant
    Number of Awards: Not specified
    Application Deadline: Ongoing (monthly reviews on the 30th of each month)

  • Connect For Success Grants

    Sponsor: Mobile Beacon
    Award: Up to 25 laptops with one year of free 4G LTE high-speed internet each
    Number of Awards: Varies
    Application Deadline: Accepted year-round; awards granted on rolling basis

  • Sony Grants for Education

    Deadline: Ongoing (grants awarded on a rolling basis)

  • Voya Unsung Heroes

    Sponsor: Voya Financial
    Award: $2,000 for each finalist plus $25,000 for one first place winner, $10,000 for one second place winner, and $5,000 for one third place winner 
    Number of Awards: 50
    Application Deadline: April 19 of each year

  • Toshiba STEM Project-Based Learning Grants for Teachers Grades 6–12

    Sponsor: Toshiba America Foundation
    Award: Two categories: Up to $5,000 and Over $5,000 
    Number of Awards: Varies
    Application Deadline: For grants up to $5,000, deadline is March 1 of each year, and every three months thereafter; for grants over $5,000, deadline is May 1 and Nov. 1 of each year

Call for Nominations, Papers & Proposals

  • Tech Tactics in Education Fall 2026 Call for Speakers

    Brought to you by the producers of Campus Technology and THE Journal, the Fall 2026 Tech Tactics in Education conference offers hands-on learning and interactive discussions on the most critical technology issues and practices across K–12 and higher education. Proposal Deadline: Aug. 3, 2026

Submit calls for papers/proposals to [email protected].

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