Shrader STEM Teaching Grants support high school teachers with creative curricula, hands-on activities, and educational technologies to expand equitable STEM learning in schools with high economic need.
European STEM Grants Program supports European AFCEA chapters in funding classroom materials, clubs, and science fairs that create STEM learning opportunities for students and teachers in response to local needs.
Gravely and Paige Grants support U.S. elementary and middle school STEM teachers with tools and activities, including robotics and cyber clubs, to promote innovation and advance academic programs.
Ciena Teaching Grant supports K–12 STEM teachers with materials, resources, software, and hardware for innovative classroom and virtual learning projects that promote student learning and digital equality.
STEAD (Science of Technology Educational Access to Development) Funds support educators and community-based projects in expanding inclusive, hands-on STEM learning to spark K–12 students’ interest in STEM.
The NSHSS STEAM Educator Grant funds high school educators globally to enhance impactful teaching in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.