INNOVATIVE
LEARNING
GRANTS
Grant Applications are open from November 16-February 28
What is an Innovative Learning Grant?
The goal of The Success Foundation’s Innovative Learning Grant Program is to provide opportunities for classroom teachers to develop/advance projects and programs that incorporate Colorado State Academic Standards in innovative and creative ways. The overarching goal of the Innovative Learning Grant program is to increase student success and engagement in District Six schools. Projects/Programs must incorporate standards from at least two of the nine Colorado Academic Standard Areas: Visual and Performing Arts, Comprehensive Health and Physical Education, Computer Science, Mathematics, Reading, Writing and Communicating, Science, Social Studies, and World Languages.
Award Amount
Generally, Innovative learning Grants are awarded in amounts up to $2,500. Should a project/program require funding in excess of $2,500, applicants will be required to submit a supplemental narrative and budget detailing why the additional funds are being requested and how these monies would be used. PLEASE NOTE: Any funding request that exceeds $2,500 would be considered when possible, but all Innovative Learning Grant applications should have a base budget that does not exceed $2,500. Any funds not spent by May 31, 2022 must be returned to The Success Foundation.
Grant Criteria
In order to be eligible, grants must:
Serve students in Greeley-Evans School District 6
Align with the goals, standards, technology preferences, and strategic plan of District 6
Be used for the purpose requested. Changes in use of funds is not allowed one the grant is awarded
Be submitted by District 6 Employees (grants are not provided to organizations outside of District 6)
Demonstrate notable forethought and creativity
Be approved by the applicant's principal or supervisor prior to submission
Be scheduled for implementation between July 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022
Current Grant Program
132
grants have been awarded since 2010
30
schools or departments are being supported
