How much funding does Innovation Fund for Pandemic Education and Restart provide?

Innovation Fund for Pandemic Education and Restart provides $2,500 or less; $2,501-$5,000; $5,001-$10,000; $10,001-$15,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Innovation Fund for Pandemic Education and Restart?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

Innovation Fund for Pandemic Education and Restart

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Funding Amount

$2,500 or less; $2,501-$5,000; $5,001-$10,000; $10,001-$15,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Innovation Fund for Pandemic Education and Restart Overview

Status: Depleted/Closed - launched October 2020, distributed over $168,000

Geographic Scope: Atlanta Public Schools (APS) district

Focus Areas:

COVID-19 pandemic education support

Immediate educational needs during school closures

Mental health and social-emotional support

Innovative reimagining and enhancement of public education

Wraparound services:

- Virtual clubs and arts
- Extra academic instruction
- Learning pods for under-resourced communities
- Student, parent, or community communications
- Mobile WiFi units and other innovative supports

Alignment: Proposals required alignment with Transcend Education's Leaps for Equitable, 21st-Century Learning framework, which focuses on helping young people maximize their potential while being connected to and supporting a larger community. Proposals must advance equity and focus on students with greatest need.

Total Distribution: Over $168,000 awarded to 24 recipients (14 schools, 10 nonprofits)

Eligibility: All public schools and nonprofit organizations operating in Atlanta serving APS district students

Notable Grantees (2021):

Schools (14): Beecher Hills Elementary, Frederick Wilson Benteen Elementary, Centennial Academy, Charles R. Drew Charter School, Cleveland Avenue Elementary, Dobbs Elementary, Dunbar Elementary, Ethos Classical, Harper-Archer Elementary, Jackson Cluster, Jean Childs Young Middle School, KIPP Atlanta Collegiate, Agnes Jones Elementary, Wesley International Academy

Nonprofits (10): Atlanta Bicycle Coalition, Dunia Collegiate, Fathers Incorporated, Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, Joseph and Evelyn Lowery Institute, LaAmistad, SKIP Georgia, Community Guilds, TheraPink for Girls, 3D Girls

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