OPEN: Haverhill Education Foundation 2026-2027 Mini-Grants, rolling school year applications through April 1, 2027 (exact closing hour not published).
Massachusetts — Haverhill Education Foundation 2026–2027 Mini-Grants (Up to $300; Rolling Through April 1)
Up to $300 reimbursement grants for qualifying Haverhill Public Schools educator-led student projects in arts, STEM, health and experiential learning. Rolling through April 1, 2027.
FundingUp to $300 USD per qualifying Haverhill Public Schools educator-led student project per school year. HEF reimburses eligible documented expenses; the program-wide pool is not published.
DeadlineOPEN: rolling applications for the 2026-2027 school year through April 1, 2027. Official page does not state a submission hour or time zone.
Last verified2026-11-06
Required next actionConfirm project benefits Haverhill Public Schools students, read official HEF updated guidance at https://www.haverhilleducationfoundation.org/mini-grants and submit its linked online Mini-Grant form before April 1, 2027. Budget up to $300 in eligible student project expenses, not teacher time/furniture/field trips. Retain receipts for reimbursement, submit final online evaluation by last day of school and follow project photo and HEF acknowledgment requirements.
Broad Eligibility
Qualifying Haverhill Public Schools educator-led projects for students in Haverhill, Massachusetts; project-based learning including STEM, health/wellness, arts and leadership. Grant is not available to other districts merely because they are in Massachusetts. Preference to applicants without an award this grant cycle.
Atlas Analysis
November 6 2026 official Haverhill Education Foundation Mini-Grants page examined. Legitimate competitive/reimbursement educational grant with up to $300 per project per year, rolling application through April 1 2027. HEF explicitly says no funded field trips, teacher time, furniture or ordinary school-budget equipment. Applicant must use linked web form. Award costs reimbursed on receipts, evaluation and at least five project photos due by last school day, credit HEF and invite board observation. No official exact closing time or match percentage stated. Narrow Haverhill Public Schools student-benefit eligibility; no program pool stated. Direct source https://www.haverhilleducationfoundation.org/mini-grants.
Grant opportunity
The Haverhill Education Foundation (HEF) 2026–2027 Mini-Grants offer financial assistance to eligible educators developing innovative activities for Haverhill Public Schools students in Massachusetts. Supported project-based learning may involve youth leadership, visual and performing arts, STEM, health, wellness and social-emotional learning.
Individual grant funding and deadline
The maximum award is $300 per project per year. Applications have been open since September 2026 and are accepted on a rolling basis through April 1, 2027; the official page does not state a submission hour or time zone. HEF prioritizes applicants who have not already received a grant in the current cycle. Grant payments are reimbursements for documented eligible expenditures, not unrestricted advance payments.
Who can apply
This is a Haverhill Public Schools student-benefit grant, not a statewide program for all Massachusetts schools or an open grant for unrelated organizations. Qualifying school educators proposing student-centered projects should use the official application; proposals must demonstrably enrich Haverhill public-school student learning. Applicants should confirm their institutional eligibility and project status with HEF before committing expenses.
Allowable expenses and restrictions
HEF prioritizes novel, hands-on project-based classroom and student learning activities. The funder does not pay for teacher time, classroom furniture or equipment that should ordinarily be purchased from the school budget. Field trips are excluded. Funding is reimbursement-based, subject to documentation; the published page does not specify a universal cash matching requirement.
Application and reporting
Read the official HEF Mini-Grants page and linked online application, and complete the online form while the rolling 2026–2027 window is open. Upon project completion and no later than the final day of school, awardees must submit HEF’s online Mini-Grant Evaluation, receipts for reimbursement and at least five digital project photographs (jpg or png). The funder requires HEF acknowledgment in project publicity and invitations to its board members to observe funded work; school and parent photography permissions remain the grantee’s responsibility.
Official source reviewed: November 6, 2026. Verify the funder’s current online application and local school policies before applying.
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Source verificationReferenced source · www.haverhilleducationfoundation.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-11-06. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
