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WEOF Learning Grants
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- Funder
- Wissahickon Educational Opportunities Foundation
- Deadline
- Next cycle: Rolling; the WEOF Executive Committee and board review proposals monthly from September through May, and applications after April 1 may be implemented the following school year.
- Deadline as stated by the funder
Any grant application submitted after April 1 may need to be implemented the following school year – July 1 through June 30.
(read from the source page on Nov 1, 2026)- Cycle
- Rolling; the WEOF Executive Committee and board review proposals monthly from September through May, and applications after April 1 may be implemented the following school year.
- Posted
- Not stated
- Award range
- Not stated
- Total program funding
- Not stated
- Expected number of awards
- Not stated
- Match or cost share
- Match not stated
- Who applies
- Teachers
- Who benefits
- StudentsTeachersSchools
- Eligible applicants
- TeachersSchools
- Education level
- K-12
- Topics
- ArtsEquitySTEM
- Geography
- PA: Wissahickon School District
- Source
- FindGrants reviewed programs registry · ID pa-wissahickon-educational-opportunities-foundation-learning-grants
Summary
Learning Grants of any dollar amount (total funding typically not exceeding $30,000 per year) for Wissahickon School District staff proposals that foster curiosity and innovation, promote equity in access to learning, and benefit many students. Proposals use school-specific Common Learning Grant applications shared with the Home and School Associations; t-shirts and food are not funded.
Full description from the funder
Next cycle not yet posted. Rolling; the WEOF Executive Committee and board review proposals monthly from September through May, and applications after April 1 may be implemented the following school year. Learning Grants of any dollar amount (total funding typically not exceeding $30,000 per year) for Wissahickon School District staff proposals that foster curiosity and innovation, promote equity in access to learning, and benefit many students. Proposals use school-specific Common Learning Grant applications shared with the Home and School Associations; t-shirts and food are not funded.
No explicit open/closed statement; status inferred from monthly September-May review. Building principal must approve proposals first. Home and School Associations fund the smaller requests (under $300 elementary, under $600 middle/high). weof.org 301-redirects to this Membership Toolkit host; its /grants page (fetched) names eligible applicants as Wissahickon administrators, teachers, counselors, coaches and class/activity sponsors. robots.txt disallows /assets, /admin, /dashboard, /login.
Details are copied from the funder's posting and may change. The official page is authoritative. Applying is free.
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