Student InCENTives
On-going awards are made for the Student InCENTives program. Student InCENTives provide grants for Oklahoma City Public School students to attend academic or artistic competitions. The program is funded by contributions from Oklahoma City Public Schools employees through the Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation's Together Employees Add More (TEAM) Campaign.
Deadline: 30 Days prior to event for which funds are requested.
For complete description, eligibility requirements and submission requirements, click here.
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Jean G. Gumerson Endowment for the Pursuit of Teacher Excellence
Annually awarded, the Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation's Jean G. Gumerson Endowment was created to support certified teachers of the Oklahoma City Public Schools in pursuing National Board Certification.
Application will be available September 2008. Application deadline is typically mid-February.
For complete description, eligibility requirements and submission requirements, click here.
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Devon Great Idea Grants - Collaborative
The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools and Devon Energy are pleased to present the Devon Great Idea Grants. The Collaborative Grants, of up to $5,000 each, are for teams of teachers to implement projects that inspire students of all backgrounds and abilities to learn.
The application period has closed. New application available Summer 2009.
For complete description, eligibility requirements and submission requirements, click here.
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Devon Great Idea Grants - Individual
The Foundation for Oklahoma City Public Schools and Devon Energy are pleased to present the Devon Great Idea Grants. The Individual Grants, of up to $1,000 each, are for individual teachers to implement projects that inspire students of all backgrounds and abilities to learn.
The application period has closed. New application available Summer 2009.
To learn more, click here.
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Grants
Grant of up to $200 for a program for (K-12) teachers who uses science, mathematics and technology in your curriculum. To apply, you must become an AIAA Educator Associate (free).
"Grants will be considered on a quarterly basis in January, March, June, and September. Grants must be received one month prior to be considered for the upcoming cycle."*
To learn more, click here.
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