Funding Details
Program goal
To prepare students for success in college and the workforce.
Grants are made to
- Introduce effective in-school and out of school programs known to improve student performance including academic enrichment (especially in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math); college and career readiness; social and emotional learning; and training for educators.
- Build and mobilize public will for greater equity and quality in Long Island’s school districts.
- Expand innovative strategies and partnerships for improving low performing schools.
Grants are made for one year at a time; proposals submitted for renewed funding are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, but only after a final report on the use of the previous grant has been received and approved by staff. In most instances, no more than two renewals will be considered.
Recent grants
| Organizations | Summary |
|---|---|
Long Island University, Tilles Center for the Performing Arts. |
for an arts education program serving elementary schools in Freeport, Roosevelt, and Glen Cove. |
Project Most, Inc. |
to support an arts education program for elementary and middle school students in East Hampton. |
Book Fairies |
to increase access to books for students in high needs school districts. |
Girl Scouts of Suffolk County |
to increase girls’ success in science, technology, engineering, and math education and careers. |
Virtual Enterprises International Inc |
to develop the technology and business skills of Hempstead and Brentwood High School students. |
Centro Corazon de Maria |
to help Latina immigrant mothers prepare their young children for school. |
Hamptons Community Outreach |
to improve the academic achievements and self-esteem of Shinnecock Nation youth. |
Parrish Art Museum |
to provide arts education to economically and culturally diverse students on Long Island’s East End. |
Sports Empowerment Leadership Academy |
to begin a STEM and sports program for Roosevelt High School students. |
Woman’s Opportunity Rehabilitation Center, Inc. |
to expose middle school students to science, engineering, technology, and math. |
Destiny Bound, Inc. |
to provide a financial literacy and entrepreneurship program to Wyandanch High School students. |
Belmont Child Care Association |
or academic and cultural enrichment programs for the children of Belmont Racetrack’s backstretch workers. |
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