Sharon Education Foundation's Grant Cycle Now Open

The Sharon Education Foundation (SEF) is now accepting applications for its 2015-2016 academic year grant cycle.

Since SEF’s inception in 2002, more than $125,000 in grant funding has been awarded to support a wide variety of enrichment programs in Sharon schools. Last year, $22,000 was awarded to support programs including the purchase of a 3-D printer, a Family STEM night, an Asian Arts Dance Program, Duct Tape Engineering, Classrooms without Chairs, a Multi-Cultural Enrichment Program and more.

“We encourage and invite all eligible applicants to take advantage of this opportunity to enhance the educational experience of our students,” said David Shore, SEF Co-President.

WHO CAN APPLY?
Sharon public school faculty and administrators, parents, students, and community members may apply for funding in support of enrichment projects and professional development that benefit Sharon Public School students.

WHAT WILL BE FUNDED?
SEF will fund a broad range of projects, including but not limited to: those that focus on traditional academic subjects, STEM initiatives, visual and performing arts, promotion of multi-cultural and community learning experiences and professional development.

Pictured above: 2014-2015 SEF Grant - Support Family STEM Night at the East Elementary School - Domino Engineering Station

About the Sharon Education Foundation

The Sharon Education Foundation enhances, enriches and supports public education in Sharon by funding educational, recreational and community programs that deliver innovation and excitement into the classroom and beyond. SEF’s funding benefits all Sharon schools and our collaborative approach strengthens the entire community.
All applications are due Monday, June 1, 2015. To apply, download an application on SEF’s website at www.sharonedfound.org