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GrantNSF STEM K-12 Research Grants (NSF 25-545)
Atlas Opportunity Score92/100
FundingAnticipated program funding: $30 million; approximately 40 awards; most awards expected between $25,000 and $750,000, typically for one to three years.
DeadlineProposals accepted anytime; full proposals are due by 5:00 PM in the submitting organization's local time on the chosen submission date.
Required next actionEvaluate Dr. Miltie only as a structural direct-applicant candidate under the current for-profit eligibility class. Advance a direct path only after substantiating strong scientific or engineering research or education capability, a responsive STEM education research project, qualified personnel, registrations, and required proposal elements. Otherwise route through eligible academic, nonprofit, governmental, or Tribal partners.
Current statusOpenSource verificationSeptember 14, 2026
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