Educators looking for ways to enhance engagement and teaching in the classroom can apply for SRP Grants for Teachers. This grant provides up to $5,000 per school for projects and programs that incorporate innovative educational strategies in math and science and meet the performance standards set by the Arizona Academic Standards.
Additionally, SRP history and social science grants are available up to $2,500 per educator. It supports enrichment and enhancement of classroom instruction in the areas of history, geography, civics, government, and economics.
All educators at public and non-profit private schools in Metropolitan Phoenix, Pinal County, Gila County, Yavapai County, Page, St. John’s, and Navajo Power Station community chapters are eligible for SRP Classroom Connection grants .
The deadline for teacher applications is fast approaching. SRP’s Community Outreach Team is accepting applications for her 2023-24 grant until Tuesday, February 28th. srpnet.com/grants602-236-2798 or email education@srpnet.com.
From the valley in the east to the west, here some past examples About how teachers are using the grant:
Gilbert High School (Gilbert) $3,500: Funding was used to implement the CASTLE program: Capacitor Assistance System for Electrical Teaching and Learning.
Stapley Jr. High (Mesa) $5,000: Purchased equipment to help 8th graders understand how solar energy can be converted into usable electrical energy.
Creighton Academy (Phoenix) $5,000: Materials purchased to build science and STEM labs with force and motion kits, robotics, gravity-related items, and physiological materials.
In addition to providing free training and resources to educators across the state, SRP donates more than $2.4 million to education initiatives, grants, and partnerships across Arizona.
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