PEP is proud to support student learning and engagement by offering this immediate, flexible-funding option to early career teachers through micro grants for up to $200. Up to twenty-five (25) micro grants will be awarded to first year teachers in GCS schools. These grants can help offset the costs associated with a variety of classroom supplies for teaching and instruction.
There is a limit of one (1) grant per teacher, and a limit of two (2) per school.
If you have any questions about the grants, please contact Qena Jennings at Qena@pepgc.org.
The 21st century graduate needs an immersive understanding of the world and how it operates – and the best way to foster those opportunities is through innovation in the classroom. PEP seeks to support teachers as they develop real-world, practical projects that engage students through a holistic classroom experience. PEP’s Building S.T.E.A.M. grant supports teachers in Greenville County Schools by providing resources to help implement projects that immerse students in science, technology, engineering, art, and/or mathematics.
Please take time to read through the GRANT GUIDELINES before applying. Through our grant programs, Public Education Partners is committed to fostering more equitable outcomes for students, teachers and schools. With that in mind, the grants review committee strongly considers school demographics such as poverty index level and Title One status when making final funding decisions.
PEP is currently re-evaluation its Building S.T.E.A.M. grant process. Please visit our social media pages and continue to check our website for more information.
One of PEP’s current organizational priorities is to support the recruitment and retention of great teachers for Greenville County’s public schools. In honor of our former Executive Director, Grier Mullins, PEP is pleased to offer the Mullins Grant for Quality Teaching. This grant aims to financially support innovative strategies to help boost teacher retention in schools across Greenville County. We want to help schools retain great teachers, and to provide the resources to do so. All Greenville County principals are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity.
Please take time to read through the GRANT GUIDELINES before applying. Through our grant programs, Public Education Partners is committed to fostering more equitable outcomes for students, teachers and schools. With that in mind, the grants review committee strongly considers school demographics such as poverty index level and Title One status when making final funding decisions.
Click here to access the 2023-2024 application.
Applications due July 31, 2023 for the 2023-2024 school year.
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