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    2026-27 AODA Supplemental Grant

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    2026-27 AODA Supplemental Grant supports Wisconsin school districts and regional education agencies in expanding K–12 prevention and early intervention to reduce alcohol and other drug abuse among minors.

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    Funder: Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction

    Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $15,000–$20,000 for one year, depending on applicant category; 20% local match required

    Summary: Supports implementation or expansion of comprehensive district-wide K–12 alcohol and other drug abuse prevention and early intervention programs.

    Key Information: Current grantees of the 2025–2027 AODA Grant are excluded from the supplemental funding opportunity.


    Description

    The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s AODA Supplemental Grant supports implementation or expansion of district-wide, comprehensive kindergarten-through-grade-12 programs to prevent and reduce alcohol and other drug abuse among minors. The program combines prevention for students at risk of future substance-use problems with intervention for students already experiencing problems, within a coordinated school health approach.

    Projects may address curriculum and instruction, school policy, student programs, staff development, parent and community education, community service partnerships, and program assessment. Applicants should connect proposed activities to existing AODA services and emphasize reaching the largest possible number of students. Funding priorities include completed needs assessments, identified evidence-based strategies, and readiness for implementation. Research-based programs and promising practices are considered, with geographic distribution also informing awards.


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