Please click on "Comments," below, to sign up to work on any of the grants listed below.
| Funding Area | Grant | Due Date | Point Person | Notes |
| Arts | | | Someone needs to attend Oct 26 info session | |
| Playground | | | For playground “visioning” | |
| Literacy | | | | PS 9 must be registered with the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). $5,000 - $10,000 |
| Playground | General Mills, Hamburger Helper “My Hometown Helper” Grant Program | Funds available monthly; last chance to apply is | | Provides funds to improve local communities. $500 - $15,000. |
| Misc. | | | | For educators needing funds for creative, unique educational program. $2000; bonus of up to $25,000 for a few applicants. |
| Misc. | | Reviewed at quarterly meetings | | Innovative programs; teacher PD; smaller projects for the classroom |
| Art | | January 31st | | For art and music programs. Teachers receive grants from $200 to $10,000 to be used to implement programs during the 2006-07 school year. |
| Misc. | Prudential Foundation Ready to Learn Program | Applications accepted at any time | | For education reform efforts that strengthen public education: systemic school reform; improving the quality of teachers, principals and other school leaders, and arts education; early childhood care and education initiatives, and strategies to improve literacy that address professional development for teachers, family literacy programs or literacy in the early years. Maximum Award: $25,000-$1 million. |
| Arts | Mr. Holland’s Opus Music Foundation Grants | Applications accepted at any time | | The Melody Program targets qualified school music programs in need of assistance; The Special Projects Program targets after school programs and youth orchestras in need of assistance. Programs fund instrument repair and the acquisition of new instruments; no cash grants. |
