Building Hope: Education Innovation Grant Award

The Future of Education is Here

Joseph Bruno Charter Leadership award-winning schools. Our Shellie-Ann Braswell “Shine Brighter” individual grant for charter school volunteers is also returning for a third year.

The 3rd Annual Summit brings together past and present grant-award winners alongside amazing charter school leaders from across the nation with active, interactive sessions, dedicated networking opportunities, and an amazing time celebrating in Miami!

What We Are Looking For: Game-Changing Charter Schools

Charter Schools who understand innovation is creating new, fresh, and out-of-any-box programs and services for students are the targets for this grant. True growth and innovation requires risk-taking and focused determination to achieve. These schools demonstrate that nothing is impossible.

The ideal Educational Innovation IMPACT school will live and breathe the innovative approach throughout the entire school and be able to showcase the approach’s effectiveness.

General Criteria:

• Impact: Are there measurable results? Is the IMPACT diverse and deep?
• Program: Is the program inclusive, effective, and focused.
• Leadership: Can the leader articulate the need and impact of the effort? Is the leader a model of integrity and commitment?
• Growth: Is the program/effort sustainable? Are the future plans inspirational?
• Support: Is there third-party research, votes, and testimonial support for the effort from a variety of sources (including students)?

Funding

One $20,000 grant award winner. Two $10,000 grant award winners.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

• Charter schools who have been operating for at least one school year and are in good standing with their districts/authorizers are eligible for IMPACT Grants.
• Only one award category can be applied for by a single charter school location for Student Empowerment, Community Engagement, and Educational Innovation.