Related Links
- Readers' Survey 2008 Home
- Best Blog for Educators
- Best Educational Podcast
- Best Virtual Field Trip
- Best Site from Which You Can Download Free Lessons and Materials
- Best Site for Grant Information
- Best Technology Product for Less Than $100
- Best Technology Tool for Students
- Best Education Software
- Amount You Spend Out of Pocket Each Year on Classroom Supplies
- Best Way to Get What You Need for the Classroom
- Best Public Advocate or Role Model for Educators
- Best New Book About Education
- Top Concern of Parents
- Top Concern of Teachers
- What's Missing from Education Degree or Certification Programs
- Who, from the Past or Present, You'd Like to Teach Your Class for a Day
- Subject That Typically Isn't Taught in Schools That Should Be
- Best Way for Schools to Keep New Teachers from Burning Out
- Best Way to Find Inspiration
- Best Way to Create an Educational Community
- The 2008 Readers' Survey was conducted at Edutopia.org March 26-April 30, 2008. Participants responded to questions in their own words, and their answers were tabulated to yield the top three to five vote getters in each category. The top responses for each question appear with voting buttons to encourage our visitors to participate further.
Advertisement
Readers' Survey 2008: Best Site for Grant Information
Credit: iStockphoto
Although one perplexed user wanted to know, "Who is this elusive Grant everyone talks about?" most had a pretty good idea of where to go to look for him. Among a handful of question marks and "You tell me" replies, there lay a veritable trove of grant-info sites that would surely thrill the most cash-strapped and downtrodden among us.
Responses varied widely based on academic subject area and location, from the National Science Teachers Association to "My state's department of education" to even the Culinary Trust (for those Edible Schoolyard types out there).
To those who responded, "I don't know" -- and especially to the one who said, "I don't know and don't want to!" -- check out our choices: Edutopia.org, GrantsAlert.com, Grants.gov, and the U.S. Department of Education. Here are a few extra ideas from other readers:
What do you think? Weigh in on the results.
Best site for grant information
What about Grant Wrangler? We focus exclusively on grants for teachers and schools so that you can quickly find funding for your classroom. You can also find tips on grant writing, articles about grant winnes, and a Q&A forum at blog.grantwrangler.com
Well, these sites have nice ideas about getting a grants. There are some services where free grants are available just need to pay for documentation charges or might need other as well but not sure.
Gov sites have a lot of infos.
Government Grants Best Free Updates
You can find free information on government grants on this My Grants Blog, where new grant opportunities are being posted every day with instructions on how and where to apply for them.
Definitely some good resources here. I have been looking for a solid place that I could get good information about school grants and the K12 site above seems to have just what I was looking for. Pool Resurfacing