Though Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. prides itself on being affordable and accessible for all schools and educational programs, our goal remains to help educators bring in high-quality educational assemblies with as little limitations as possible. For this reason, Mobile Ed Productions is familiar with the plethora of grants available that help educators bring in more resources, new technologies, and educational experiences.
A grant is a sum of money given by the government intended to “provide public services and stimulate the economy.” The three basic steps in a grant lifecycle include:
Grants for educators are proven to be vital for student success. According to Inside Indiana Business, grants greatly benefit both teachers and their students. By applying for grants, educators can minimize their personal costs inside their classroom, bring in new technologies, increase professional development, and create more opportunities for students.
Increased finances in school districts creates more academic achievement for all students, but grants are especially important for lower-income school districts. Studies prove that the more funding available for low-income students, they are more likely to increase their academic success, increase future earnings, and decrease chances of poverty by 20%.
Mobile Ed Productions, Inc has encouraged many of our schools to apply for public and private grants, including Innovative Education State Grants, 21st Century Community Learning Centers, Magnet Schools, Magnet Schools, Abington Foundation, and many more. We believe schools that have the time and the resources to apply for grants should absolutely take the opportunity for the reasons listed above. We’ve gathered a list of Education Grants for our schools to refer to that encourage and support educational experiences. Many of the grants we provide on our Education Grants page support and encourage STEAM programs.
The NEA Foundation is an organization dedicated to helping educators serve public schools as best they can. The NEA Foundation provides a free Grant Writing course. Here is a clear step-by-step outline of the process for applying for grants provided by the NEA Foundation. Read more about each step on their Writing Tutorial page.
Step 1: Deciding Your Approach
Step 2: Research
Step 3: Develop Relationships
Step 4: Writing a Grant Proposal
Step 5: Proposal Content
Step 6: Review Process
Step 7: Grantee Notification
Here are some of Mobile Ed Productions’ best tips to use when applying for education grants:
Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. is here to provide excellent education to schools around the country, including equipping them with the resources to do so. Check out all of the grants you can apply for on our Education Grants page.