Dr. MiltieAtlas by Dr. Miltie™Nationwide Grant Intelligence
Open — Snohomish Education Foundation Classroom Grant applications for 2026–2027 are open through November 30, 2026.

Washington — Snohomish Education Foundation 2026–2027 Classroom Grants (No Published Award Maximum)

Snohomish Education Foundation's 2026–2027 Classroom Grants are open through November 30, 2026 for teachers and staff in the Snohomish School District. Grants fund student-centered classroom materials, curriculum-enhancing experiences and educational projects. There is no published per-proposal funding maximum, and an administrator must approve each application.

FundingNo published individual applicant grant maximum or per-proposal funding limit. Award amount depends on foundation resources and educational merit; partial funding possible. The previous year's $103,737 combined disbursements are historical program-wide totals, not an individual award limit.
DeadlineNovember 30, 2026; official 2026–27 program does not specify an exact closing hour or time zone.
Last verified2026-10-27
Required next actionRead https://snoed.org/classroomgrants/ and https://snoed.charityproud.org/WebForm/Index/5140?formCode=6f0b6a29-8eec-4e83-93f0-125891d6d779. Confirm current Snohomish School District teacher/staff affiliation, prior school administrator approval, one individual request per staff member, genuine student learning benefit and district curriculum alignment. Prepare a project narrative, student outcome statement, itemized vendor-level budget, other-funding disclosure and requested grant amount; attest to approval and accuracy. Submit the online form by November 30, 2026, and ask office@snoed.org about any unspecified cutoff time.

Broad Eligibility

Individual teachers and staff members, or appropriate group applicants, working in Snohomish School District, Washington, for student-centered educational projects consistent with district curriculum. Prior school administrator or principal approval mandatory; one individual request per staff member per year. Other school districts and general nonprofits do not qualify merely because they work in Washington.

Atlas Analysis

Official Snohomish Education Foundation 2026–27 Classroom Grants program page and complete live Charityproud application independently reviewed October 27, 2026. Open through November 30; no time-of-day specified. No applicant award cap, no universal cash match or reimbursement rule published; applicant must disclose other funding and accepts possible partial support. School administrator approval and school affiliation required. Eligible student-focused materials, events, technology and teaching experiences; staff development, substitutes, unrelated subscriptions, snacks and conflicting curriculum excluded. Full online application shows narrative, outcome, requested amount, itemized budget, administrators, group/individual status and attestation requirements. This is a distinct district-only classroom education grant for the 2026–27 school year, with principal authorization required; it is separate from the Foundation's spring 2027 InnovateED program.

Snohomish Education Foundation — 2026–2027 Classroom Grants

The Snohomish Education Foundation is accepting 2026–2027 school-year Classroom Grant applications from teachers and staff serving Snohomish School District, Washington. Grants support classroom materials, student learning experiences and projects that strengthen the established district curriculum. Applications are open through November 30, 2026. No exact cutoff hour or time zone is provided on the current official grant page.

Applicant eligibility and required approvals

Applicants must be teachers or staff of the Snohomish School District, applying individually or as an appropriate group for work benefiting district students. Each staff member may submit one individual request per year. Every application requires the prior approval of a school administrator or principal; the online form requires both the administrator’s name and the applicant’s attestation of that approval. Applicants must not include students’ personally identifying information in their narratives.

Funding amounts and eligible uses

No maximum individual grant request or per-proposal funding limit is published. Award decisions depend on educational value, available foundation funding and competing requests; partial funding may be possible and applicants must disclose the smallest useful award if partial funding is acceptable. Fundable activities can include teaching materials, curriculum-enhancing equipment and technology, books, visiting authors, student field trips, art supplies, outdoor education, wellness and career-exploration experiences. A uniform matching percentage is not required by the published guidance; the application asks applicants to disclose any other funding requested or received.

Expenses that are not fundable

The Foundation expressly excludes staff professional development, substitute-teacher pay, subscriptions not directly involving students, classroom snacks, curriculum or items that conflict with district curriculum, and more than one individual grant request. The online form also states that staff time and substitute coverage cannot be funded. Projects must have clear student benefits and an itemized proposed budget.

Application documentation and submission

The official 2026–2027 Classroom Grant application requests applicant and school contact details, the approving administrator’s name, individual or group designation, a project title, exact grant amount requested, other funding sources, a brief project and student-benefit narrative, an itemized budget with planned vendors, and required attestations. Applicants may send additional attachments to office@snoed.org as instructed on the form. The Foundation’s program page explains eligibility, selection criteria, restrictions and the November 30 closing date.

The funder’s current Classroom Grant program rules and live 2026–2027 applicant form were independently reviewed October 27, 2026. This is a school-staff educational grant, not a purchasing contract. No binding individual award ceiling or mandatory applicant cost-share amount is published.

Source verificationReferenced source · snoed.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-10-27. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗