Oct 01, 2019 2019-10-01
Funding & Recognition
Grants to Support College & Career Readiness
The Charles Stewart Mott (CSM) Foundation offers Graduating High School College & Career Ready grants to increase high school graduation and college and career readiness outcomes for students, particularly those in low-income communities. Funding is designed to support afterschool programs for college and career readiness and innovative strategies in academic coaching, as well as children’s savings accounts for college. Preference is given to organizations that provide technical assistance or support best practices and professional development to build the capacity of college and career readiness programs; to those with expertise in research-based coaching models to adapt for middle school and early high school students; and to those working to promote CSM initiatives to increase graduation rates and postsecondary success. The amount of the award varies. Interested applicants will find additional details about this grant on GetEdFunding, a website sponsored by CDW•G with access to a free database of thousands of funding opportunities for educators.
Deadline: Letters of Inquiry accepted year-round
College and Career Readiness Underserved Populations
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