Educational leaders seeking grant sources for elementary schools, school districts, educators, adult education programs, alternative education and Pre K-12 educational organizations have a new resource from a Purdue Research Park-based company.
Schoolhouse Partners LLC has published the ninth edition of Funding Sources for K-12 Education. The directory can be purchased directly from Schoolhouse Partners or through YBP Library Services, Ingram Books, EBSCO Information Services and Barnes & Noble bookstores. The information also is available on GrantSelect, Schoolhouse Partners' subscription-based online database.
Louis S. Schafer, editorial director, said educational leaders can meet a variety of needs through the grant opportunities listed in the directory.
"Users will find grants for building construction and renovation, cultural education programs, curriculum and teacher development, equipment acquisition and other needs," he said. "The ninth edition of Funding Sources for K-12 Education includes more than 2,800 grant opportunities from U.S. and foreign foundations, corporations and government agencies. This is an increase of 300 opportunities over the eighth edition."
Each record is listed in three indices: by subject, program type and geography. Records include the grant title; amount of funding; description; application requirements; application deadline; contact information, including Internet address, email, phone number, fax, sponsor name and physical address; and samples of awarded grants, when available.