Empowering Educators Through Art
Mini-Grants for K-12 Teachers
Unlock creative potential in your classroom with our tailored mini-grants designed to enhance art education for K-12 students. Apply today and transform your teaching experience.
Innovative Art Projects
Support for unique art initiatives that inspire and engage students.
Professional Development
Funding for workshops and training to enhance teaching skills.
Enhancing Art Education
Our mini-grants are designed to provide K-12 teachers with the resources they need to bring innovative art programs to their classrooms. By supporting these educators, we aim to foster a love for the arts in students and enrich the educational experience. These grants are a testament to our commitment to making art accessible and impactful for all students, ensuring that creativity thrives in every school.
How to Apply for a Mini-Grant
Follow these steps to secure funding for your classroom art project.
1
Prepare Your Proposal
Outline your project goals, required materials, and expected outcomes.
2
Submit Your Application
Complete the online application form and attach your proposal.
3
Review Process
Our committee will evaluate your application based on creativity and impact.
4
Receive Your Grant
Successful applicants will be notified and funds will be disbursed promptly.
Empowering Art Education
Fostering Creativity
Our mini-grants provide essential resources for teachers, enabling them to introduce innovative projects that inspire creativity and critical thinking among students.
Enhancing Curriculum
These grants allow educators to expand their curriculum with new materials and techniques, offering students a more comprehensive and engaging learning experience.
Community Engagement
By supporting local art initiatives, mini-grants help schools build stronger connections with the community, showcasing student talent through exhibitions and performances.
Mini-Grants FAQs
Explore answers to common inquiries about our mini-grants, designed to support K-12 art education.
What programs are eligible for grants?
Mini grants will be awarded to schools with certified programs on a rotating basis: Music/Band on odd years, Visual Arts and drama on even years.
Schools with part-time programs may receive prorated grants. The Grants Committee can elect to make exception if money is available and a special need arises.
Who is eligible to apply for a mini-grant?
K-12 teachers from schools in Pike County with established arts programs are eligible to apply. A qualifying teacher is one who has an Education Degree in the designated
area. A teacher who has a degree in Art, Music, Drama or Dance and who is
currently working on Education Certification may receive the grant money
with the grant committee’s approval.
Schools with part-time programs may receive prorated grants. The Grants Committee can elect to make exception if money is available and a special need arises.
What is the application process?
Letters will be sent to eligible teachers at K-12 schools in Pike County once the application is live. Teachers will submit a form detailing the proposal, with a request of up to $500 in funding.
When are the application deadlines?
Mini-grant applications are accepted in the fall of each year, with a deadliner of September 1st. Notifications are made in October.