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Classroom Earth National High School Challenge

Classroom Earth National High School Challenge

This year's National High School Challenge grant winners have been announced.  

The National High School Challenge was launched in April 2008 to offer teachers an opportunity to secure as much as $5,000 to $10,000 in funding to bring innovative environmental content into their students’ coursework and incorporate more environmental education into teaching overall!

Classroom Earth also offered Professional Development awards for teachers to take graduate level courses to develop skills to incorporate more environmental education into their teaching.

The 2009 grant cycle will be announced in March 2009.  Join our newsletter list and you’ll be notified when the grants are announced.

To learn more about our newest program, visit the Classroom Earth webpage. 

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Eligibility Requirements:

Applications must come from teachers who:

  • Teach 9th-12th grades in a U.S. public or private school;
  • Have at least three years of teaching experience; 
  • Apply for one grant category; 
  • Are not serving as advisors to NEEF.

Download the grant High School Challenge application (.doc).

Applications for the 2008 grants are no longer being accepted.

Thank you for your interest.

Professional Development grants are also available.

 

Both the challenge grants and the professional development grants are part of Classroom Earth.