FUNDING RESOURCES

Explore ways to support the curriculum.

These official resources can help a school or district investigate potential support for an arts and environmental learning program. Your grants office should confirm eligibility, deadlines, permitted costs, and application responsibility.

Start with your district

Gwinnett County Public Schools' Office of Federal Programs manages federal resources, including Title IV, Part A. It is the best starting point for a district-specific conversation about whether the proposed curriculum fits existing plans and available funds.

LOCAL CONTACT

GCPS Office of
Federal Programs

Ask the district how it reviews proposed arts and environmental education activities under its federal programs.

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STATE ARTS GRANT

Georgia Council for the Arts

The Arts Education Program Grant supports eligible K–12 arts programs. Review the current grant page for guidelines and timing.

View grant details ↗Contact the grants team ↗

FEDERAL PROGRAM

Title IV, Part A

The Student Support and Academic Enrichment program includes access to a well-rounded education. Funds flow through state and local education agencies; schools should coordinate locally.

View federal program ↗Email the federal program office ↗

PREPARE THE CONVERSATION

Put the learning goals first.

Bring the grade levels, school count, estimated students, proposed timeframe, curriculum goals, and an itemized program proposal to your funding conversation. Grant awards and allowable uses are determined by the relevant agency and school or district.

Request a program discussion

Questions about the program?

Our FAQ explains what the curriculum includes, how Earth Day participation can work, and what information helps us prepare a proposal.

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