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Virginia 2026 Outdoor Education Grant Program

Virginia schools and school divisions may seek up to $10,000 to develop, expand, or improve outdoor learning spaces tied directly to classroom instruction. Applications are due September 25, 2026.

Funding$100,000 statewide; up to $10,000 per award
DeadlineSeptember 25, 2026
Last verified2026-08-30
Required next actionPublish and monitor for amendments; no N9+ outreach recommended under current outdoor-learning-space scope.

Broad Eligibility

Virginia schools and school divisions seeking to develop, expand, or improve an outdoor learning space connected directly to classroom instruction.

Atlas Analysis

Verified open K-12 environmental/outdoor-learning grant with clear award cap and deadline. Direct N9+/QC relevance is low because funding is for outdoor learning space development rather than healthcare, school health, telehealth, or clinical technology.

The Virginia Department of Education has opened the 2026 Virginia Outdoor Education Grant Program to support schools and school divisions developing, expanding, or improving outdoor learning spaces that connect directly to classroom instruction and environmental learning.

Funding

The 2026 Virginia Appropriation Act provides $100,000 statewide for this program. Individual grants may be awarded up to $10,000.

Deadline and Submission

Applications are due September 25, 2026. VDOE directs applicants to submit the completed digital application as a PDF by email to vdoe.science@doe.virginia.gov.

Eligibility and Purpose

The program is intended for Virginia schools and school divisions seeking to create or improve outdoor learning spaces connected to classroom instruction. The underlying state appropriation specifically supports environmental learning through outdoor education spaces.

Atlas Assessment

This is a verified open K-12 education opportunity with a clear statewide allocation, applicant award ceiling, and deadline. Its direct relevance to Dr. Miltie N9+ and QC Healthcare is low because the current funding scope centers on outdoor learning-space development rather than healthcare delivery, school health, telehealth, or clinical technology. Atlas therefore recommends publication and monitoring rather than applicant-facing N9+ outreach under the current rules.

Source verificationOfficial government source · www.doe.virginia.govAtlas last verified this record 2026-08-30. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗