ASSISTments for Maryland Middle Schools Program
Funding Amount
Fully grant-funded (4-year program)
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
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Eligible organizations
- Middle schools in Maryland
- Schools with 1:1 technology access for students
Other requirements
- Access to Learning Management System (LMS) - direct integration available for Google Classroom and Canvas; other LMSs connect via Edlink
- Technology compatible with latest versions of Chrome or Firefox
Overview
A grant-funded opportunity designed to deliver comprehensive support to transform middle school math classrooms through innovative, evidence-based tools and strategies.
Geographic Scope: Maryland middle schools
Focus Areas:
- Improving student math achievement
- Promoting equity through data-driven instruction
- Empowering teachers with actionable insights
- Supporting each student's learning journey
Funding:
- Fully funded by: Maryland State Department of Education and Arnold Ventures
- Duration: 4 years
- Cost to schools: No costs required - fully grant-funded
What's Included:
- Two years of hands-on support for each participating school
- Expert classroom visits with hands-on coaching, debriefs, and model lessons
- Monthly data reports with actionable insights
- On-demand teacher resources (video tutorials, user guides)
- Implementation planning and progress monitoring support at district level
- Quarterly collaborative progress meetings
- In-person kickoff training
- 3-4 in-person coaching sessions per year
Eligibility:
- Middle schools in Maryland
- Schools with 1:1 technology access for students
- Access to Learning Management System (LMS) - direct integration available for Google Classroom and Canvas; other LMSs connect via Edlink
- Technology compatible with latest versions of Chrome or Firefox
Platform Features:
- Curriculum-integrated online math tool
- Seamless integration with Illustrative Math and other standards-aligned curricula
- Immediate, meaningful feedback to students
- Real-time data for teachers to pinpoint misconceptions
- Assignment and student detail reports
- Skill builder data
Long-term Sustainability:
- Teachers can continue using ASSISTments platform free of charge after grant period ends
- Schools/districts can explore paid options for professional learning, support, and school/district data dashboards
Program Goals:
- Improve student math achievement
- Enable data-driven instruction
- Support equitable learning outcomes
- Empower teachers with actionable insights
Supported by: Maryland Partnership to Proven Programs
Background: ASSISTments has been proven to raise math achievement for all students, particularly those from historically underserved groups.
How to Apply
Application Process
How to Apply:
- Visit the Maryland Program page
- Review eligibility requirements
- Click "Learn More" or "Apply" to be part of the next cohort
Next Cohort: Launching in 2026-27 school year
Required Materials (based on program description):
- District/school commitment to participate
- Confirmation of technology infrastructure (LMS, 1:1 devices, browser compatibility)
- Participation in implementation planning meetings
Support During Application:
- Contact ASSISTments team for questions about technology requirements or eligibility
- Schedule planning calls with success managers to develop implementation roadmap
Key Requirements for Participation:
- Commitment to collaborative progress meetings (quarterly)
- Willingness to participate in classroom visits and coaching sessions
- Access to data and willingness to use it for instructional decisions
- 1:1 student technology access
- Compatible LMS system
What Assistments Foundation Inc actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 3
- Total given
- $1.09M
- Median grant
- $471K
- Range
- $133K–$486K
- By dollars: Massachusetts 45%, District of Columbia 43%, North Carolina 12%. Top recipient cities: Worcester, MA; Washington, DC; Raleigh, NC.
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Fields of Work
- K-12 schools
- STEM education
- Education equity
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