High Ability Program Grant supports Indiana public and charter schools in identifying and teaching high ability K–12 students through programs that prepare them for future learning and career opportunities.
Indiana Department of Education's Alternative Education Grants fund innovative, individualized programs for grades 6–12 students struggling in traditional schools, emphasizing flexible pathways and strong support services.
The Formative (Interim) Assessment Grant from the Indiana Department of Education funds schools to implement research-based assessments and professional development to improve data-driven instruction and student achievement.
After School Programs Grant supports student-serving organizations with funding for academic and enrichment programs outside school hours to improve achievement, encourage positive behavior, and support families.
The School Age Child Care Grant from Indiana FSSA funds enhancements in licensed programs to improve developmental quality and enrichment for children ages 5–15 outside school hours.
The Gifted and Talented Student Education Grant supports gifted and talented Wisconsin K–12 pupils through learning opportunities beyond regular school programs to help them fully develop their capabilities.