Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of delivering the BioEYES’ genetics curriculum to 8th grade students across Baltimore City. BioEYES provides a one-week curricular unit that meets critical academic standards in science using hands-on, project-based learning to 25 schools and 2,250 students annually.
In support of the Code in the Schools youth apprenticeship pilot, which will provide 72 youth apprentices with 450 hours of paid on the job training and culminate in seven-week internships with technology industry partners.
In support of the Baltimore Early Education Model of Reaching Excellence, which will expand implementation of the Tools of the Mind curriculum and executive functioning (EF) centered learning from 10 to 27 classrooms, serving approximately 500 students.
In support of The Literacy Lab’s expansion of evidence-based, small group, and individualized literacy tutoring to serve over 1,000 students in Pre-K and K-3 classrooms in Baltimore City Public Schools during the 2021-2022 school year.
In support of the Maryland Book Bank’s plan to equip three evidence-based high-dosage tutoring programs in Baltimore with books matched to each student’s individual reading ability and interest.
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