Classroom Teacher Grants Application
Empowering Summit County teachers to enhance classrooms and create enrichment for students through our dedicated classroom grant opportunities. Apply today!
Helping Teachers Through Classroom Grants
We award grants to classroom teachers throughout Summit County, helping them enhance education and create enriching learning experiences for their students. Here are just a few grants awarded this past school year:
human heart, brain & skin models for high school
terrarium supplies for 1st grade
adaptive seating for 2nd grade student focus
Mathfactlab subscription for 4th grade
robotics parts for middle school
stationary bike for ride & read in middle school
shower curtains with science charts for middle school
non-fiction books for school libraries
postage for letter writing for grades K-5
clock kits of 8th grade
math manipulative for 2nd grade
camcorder & Mic for historical interview for middle school
Amazing support for teachers' initiatives!
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Summit County OH School Districts
TEACHER GRANT$ PROGRAM -
Now open for Teacher grant applications for 2026-27 school year.
We encourage and invite teachers to apply for one of our $300 teacher grants. All Summit County, Ohio public school teachers are eligible to apply. Application deadline is December 1st, 2026.
Click here for the a grant application and instructions.
Last school year SCRTA awarded 20 grants to classroom teachers throughout Summit County.
-Teacher Grants Committee, chaired by Christina Haas,
You can help local teachers enrich their classrooms by donating to our classroom teacher grant program. Visit this link OR simply use the QR code below. We are a non-profit 501c3 organization.
Classroom Grants Application
Apply for our classroom grants designed to support teachers in enhancing their educational environments.
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