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Innovation In Education Grants: Louisiana
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"Innovation in education inspires teachers and students to explore, research and use all the tools to uncover something new."
Lars Edel
Innovation in Education grants of up to $2,500 are open to pre-K - 12 public and private schools within Cox residential service areas (review our service areas here).
Grant guidelines:
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Requests may be for programs or curriculum impacting individual classrooms or collaborative programs impacting multiple classrooms, grade levels, disciplines or schools.
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Multiple teachers/administrators should not submit applications for the same project.
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Teachers can only receive one grant per school year; schools may receive multiple grants as long as they are for unique requests.
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Funds granted by Cox Charities must be used for the request listed in the grant application and used within the school year in which the grant was paid.
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Schools may reapply each year.
The following will not be considered for funding:
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Playground equipment
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Technology that is not part of a larger curriculum or program
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Teacher development and /or substitute days
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Student/Teacher conferences
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Financial compensation
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Teacher travel, student field trips, guest speakers or performers
Congratulations to our 2022 Louisiana Cox Charities Innovation in Education grant recipients!
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Adams Middle School
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Bard Early College New Orleans
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Baton Rouge Magnet High School
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Charles M. Burke Elementary School
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Cristo Rey Franciscan High School
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Donaldsonville High School
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Freshwater Elementary School
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Gonzales Middle School
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Indira Mura Institute
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Live Oak High School
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Madison Preparatory Academy
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Marie Riviere Elementary
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Parks Middle School
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ReNEW Schaumburg Elementary School
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Success @ Thurgood Marshall Preparatory Academy
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Woodmere Elementary