Grants for Education in Oregon
Last updated October 19, 2026
There are 13 active grants for education tagged to Oregon, part of 15,229 active grants for education listed nationwide. Updated daily.
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| ★ | Grant |
|---|---|
| Oregon Accelerated College Credit Program Grant Education Grants · State Not published · Varies Grant program supporting accelerated college credit initiatives in Oregon schools. | |
| Robert and Nancy Komlofske Family Scholarship Crook County Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Robert and Nancy Komlofske Family Scholarship, administered by the Crook County Foundation, honours graduating Crook County High School student athletes who have taken part in a major sport during most of their high school years and… | |
| State Summer Learning Grants Education Grants · State Not published · $4K Established by House Bill 2007 (2025), provides ongoing funding of $35 million annually for summer learning programs beginning with summer 2025. Supports student learning and achievement during summer months. | |
| Oregon's AP/IB Programs Test Fee Program Education Grants · State Not published · Varies Program helping students in low-income situations participate in rigorous Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate coursework. Supports college preparation and closing Oregon's achievement gap through subsidized test fees. | |
| Education Support Grants Ashland Schools Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies ASF's Education Support Grant program funds broader school/district initiatives requested by educators (e.g., 2021-22 total $42,500: music coaches, tutoring center, science equipment, vocational programming). | |
| Bootstrap Award Scholarship Crook County Foundation · Foundation Not published · Up to $8K The Bootstrap Award is a Crook County Foundation scholarship that matches a working student's wages. | |
| The Collins Foundation GO Grants Collins Foundation · Foundation Not published · $25K – $100K GO Grants are The Collins Foundation's responsive, general-operating grant program for organizations serving Oregon, funding arts and culture, child welfare and development, education, environmental protection, health equity, and broader… | |
| Clatskanie Foundation Scholarships (2026-2027) Clatskanie Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Clatskanie Foundation (OR) awards scholarships to current CMHS high-school seniors and past alumni for study at accredited institutions and trade schools, applied for via its 2026-2027 scholarship application; ~$563,000 has been… | |
| Regional Promise Grant Education Grants · State Not published · Varies Grant program supporting regional promise initiatives to increase college access and affordability. | |
| Amy & James Heryford Ousley Educational Fund Scholarship Amy Heryford Ousley and James Heryford Ousley · Foundation Not published · Up to $3K Scholarships for graduates of Klamath County and Lake County (Oregon) high schools attending any nonprofit college or university in the U.S. — up to $3,000/year for four (sometimes five) years. | |
| Oregon Advanced Placement Programs (AP/IB) Test Fee Program Education Grants · State Not published · Varies Program helping students in low-income situations participate in rigorous academic coursework through Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate programs. Increases college opportunities and helps close Oregon's achievement gap. | |
| Crook County Foundation Scholarships (Universal Application) Crook County Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies The Crook County Foundation administers nearly 40 scholarships awarding more than $60,000 a year to Crook County, Oregon students. One application covers all of them. | |
| Classroom Impact Grants Ashland Schools Foundation · Foundation Not published · Varies ASF runs a Classroom Impact Grant program that funds teacher/administrator project requests across Ashland public school sites (e.g., 2022-23 round awarded $47,019 across 35 projects; individual awards ranged from ~$94 to $2,800). |
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About grants for education in Oregon
Education grants fund schools, teachers, students, and learning programs at every level. The Department of Education distributes billions annually through formula and competitive grants, while foundations like Gates, Walton, and Dell support innovation in K-12 and higher education. State agencies add another layer of funding for local education initiatives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What federal grants are available for schools?
Major federal education grants include Title I (for high-poverty schools), IDEA (special education), Title III (English learners), 21st Century Community Learning Centers (after-school), and competitive grants like Magnet Schools Assistance and Education Innovation and Research (EIR). The Department of Education publishes a forecast of upcoming grant competitions annually.
Can individual teachers apply for grants?
Yes. Many foundations offer grants directly to teachers for classroom projects, supplies, and professional development. Notable sources include DonorsChoose, the NEA Foundation, Fund for Teachers, and state-level teacher grant programs. Amounts typically range from $250 to $10,000.
Are there grants for education technology?
Absolutely. Federal programs like E-Rate subsidize internet connectivity and technology infrastructure. The EIR program funds ed-tech innovation. Foundations like the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and the Bezos Family Foundation specifically support technology-enhanced learning.
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