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Application Process
Before You Begin Writing
While You Are Writing
When You Have Finished
| | Tackling a grant might seem daunting, especially if you have never done it before. We have assembled some resources to help you. In addition, the district currently has a part-time grant writer who can read your proposal, offer friendly critique, and help shape the planning and thinking process. (Please link here for a more complete discussion of the grant writer's role). | |
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| | - Complete a Project Planning Form (recommended). This will help you crystallize your thinking and be sure that your proposal addresses the key elements that most funders look for.
- Using the results of your project planning form, check for open grant competitions on our site, or through many other online sites.
- Remember that smaller foundation grants are often simpler to write and a good place to begin.
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| | - Need data on the school or the district? Find it here.
- Contact our district grants coordinator for advice and consultation in proposal preparation.
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| | - Be sure that you have included the required indirect costs in the budget calculations (the rate is set by the state: read more about it here).
- Contact Janet Brinson to arrange for any required signatures from the district.
- Whether or not signatures are required, send a copy of the completed grant application to Janet at the District Office.
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