PLTW Gateway - New Program (Phillips 66) Grant

PLTW Gateway - New Program (Phillips 66) Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Project Lead The Way Inc
Amount: Up to US $20,000
Last Updated: December 24, 2025

Summary

The PLTW Gateway program, supported by Phillips 66, aims to enhance educational equity by providing academic training in STEM fields for middle school students. The initiative focuses on empowering girls and people of color, fostering exploration of STEM pathways. Eligible schools can receive grants to start or expand their PLTW Gateway programs, ensuring they offer at least two different units over two years. Funding support includes $20,000 to enhance educational resources and training.

Overview

PLTW Gateway - New Program (Phillips 66) Phillips 66 invests in education equity, because literacy and workforce preparedness are the foundation of individual achievement and our economic future. And, to build a more diversified and equitable workforce in STEM, we seek to support academic training and education opportunities with a focus on girls and people of color. Middle school is a time of exploration, a time when students are figuring out what they're passionate about today and how that relates to who they'll become tomorrow. Phillips 66 has partnered with Project Lead The Way to support PLTW Gateway programs in middle schools in Phillips 66 communities. PLTW Gateway units empower students to experience and see a range of STEM pathways and possibilities in high school and beyond. Through this partnership, Phillips 66 is supporting PLTW grants to schools interested in starting and expanding PLTW Gateway programs beginning in the upcoming academic year. Funding Total Award: $20,000

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Grantee must offer at least one PLTW Gateway unit in the upcoming academic year and must offer one additional unit each academic year of the grant period (two different units in two years). Schools may implement any PLTW Gateway units of their choosing. Grantee must complete two years of grant reporting.School Type: Public, CharterEligible schools must be located within the following counties:California: Contra Costa County, Los Angeles County, Solano County Colorado: Adams County, Arapahoe County, Denver County, Weld County Illinois: Madison County Louisiana: Calcasieu Parish Montana: Yellowstone County New Jersey: Union County New Mexico: Eddy County, Lea County Oklahoma: Beaver County, Blaine County, Canadian County, Carter County, Dewey County, Ellis County, Garvin County, Grady County, Kay County, Kingfisher County, Logan County, Major County, McClain County, Oklahoma County, Osage County, Stephens County, Texas County, Tulsa County, Washington County, Woodward County Texas: Andrews County, Brazoria County, Crane County, Crockett County, Ector County. Gaines County, Glasscock County, Harris County, Howard County, Hutchinson County, Jefferson County, Martin County, Matagorda County, Midland County, Reagan County, Reeves County, Upton County, Winkler County Washington: Skagit County, Whatcom CountyOther:Any public or charter school located in-state and within counties listed above is invited to apply.Use of Funds:Allowable Expenses:PLTW Participation Fee; Required computers and/or tablets; Program required equipment and supplies; PLTW Core Training and the following related expenses incurred: travel, room, and board

Ineligibility

Use of Funds:Unallowable Expenses:Benefits; Meals; Infrastructure; Renovations; Indirect Costs; Equipment and supplies listed as Optional; Training Cancellation Fees; Training Substitution Fees; Trainings where there was a no-show; Trainings where a credential was not earned; Salaries; Stipends for use during PLTW Core Training; Stipends unrelated to PLTW Core Training; Any other expenses not specified as allowable