KEF: Promising Practices Grant

KEF: Promising Practices Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Kennett Education Foundation Inc
Amount: Up to US $5,000
Last Updated: February 12, 2026

Summary

The KEF: Promising Practices Grant, offered by the Kennett Education Foundation, provides up to $5,000 for innovative classroom and extracurricular programs that enhance K-12 education. Grants are available throughout the year for educators in the Kennett Consolidated School District, promoting projects that align with educational goals. This initiative encourages creativity and supports the development of unique educational experiences, ultimately benefiting students and the wider community.

Overview

NOTE: Grants may be submitted at any time. The deadlines signify the grant submission periods that correlate to designated times that funding will be dispersed. About Kennett Education Foundation Enhances the K-12 educational experience by funding and awarding innovative grants for teachers and their projects in the classroom that are not funded by the school district due to budget restraints. Funds and awards are also granted to our youth who develop great ideas that benefit our school district and students. Promising Practices Grant New programs in the classroom or in extracurricular activities These practices, when tied to the educational goals of the school district, are often key catalysts for improvement. Funding Grants of up to $5,000 will be awarded to enable new programs in the classrooms or in extracurricular activities for the KCSD and may be awarded throughout the year.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. If you are employed by the Kennett Consolidated School District, you are eligible for grant money from the Kennett Education Foundation.Grants will not be awarded to the same individual more than one time in a twelve-month period.

Ineligibility

The following Categories are less likely to be funded: Projects that fund professional development courses or workshops only.Projects that fund primarily consumable materials and/or transportation costs.Experts (i.e. authors or artists) who are used in the program are viewed as an exception.Grants that are used to compensate teachers or staff who come to work with the students are prohibited.Furniture ($300 limit)