Oklahoma TSET FY27 Healthy Incentive Grants — School Districts

Oklahoma public school districts can prepare now for TSET's FY27 Healthy Incentive Grants, opening September 9, with awards up to $50,000 for districts with 2,000 students or fewer and up to $80,000 for larger districts, with no match required.

FundingUp to $50,000 for public school districts with 2,000 students or fewer and up to $80,000 for districts with 2,001 students or more. No matching funds are required.

DeadlineCycle 1 opens September 9, 2026, and closes October 8, 2026. Cycle 2 runs January 5 through February 4, 2027. TSET's public page does not state a specific closing time for the October 8 cycle.

Last verifiedAugust 30, 2026

Required next actionUse the pre-opening period to review the FY27 School Districts Resource Guide, verify district eligibility and enrollment-based award tier, review or update district wellness and 24/7 tobacco-, smoke- and vape-free campus policies, assemble the project concept and required documentation, create or confirm access to the TSET Funding Portal, and submit during the September 9 through October 8 Cycle 1 window.

Broad Eligibility

Oklahoma public school districts may apply. Funding supports stronger wellness policies and projects related to tobacco-free environments, nutrition, physical activity and employee wellness. Applicants should use the FY27 Resource Guide for controlling policy, documentation and project requirements.

Atlas Analysis

A high-value school wellness opportunity because the application burden can be reduced through advance policy work and no local match is required. Districts that prepare their wellness and tobacco-free policies before the September 9 opening should be positioned to move quickly once the portal opens.

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