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Grants Supporting Taylor School District
Grants provide additional funding opportunities that support educational programs, student services, technology, facility improvements, and other initiatives that may not be fully covered through the district’s regular operating budget. These funds are typically awarded by federal, state, local, or private organizations and are designated for specific purposes.
Taylor School District actively pursues grant opportunities that align with district goals and enhance learning experiences for students. To promote transparency and accountability, the information below provides an overview of grants received by the district, including funding sources, award amounts, and how these resources are being utilized to benefit our students, staff, and community.
Important Note: Grant funding is separate from the district's general operating budget and is often restricted to specific programs, services, or student populations. Funds must be used according to state and federal requirements and cannot always be redirected to other district needs.
State & Federal Programs
Recurring Grants
These grants are awarded annually based on student enrollment, demographics, and identified educational needs.
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Provides additional academic support and resources to help students meet state academic standards, particularly in schools serving higher concentrations of economically disadvantaged students.
Funding: FY24: $3,791,715 | FY26: $4,575,885
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Supports student success through additional social workers, counselors, and student support staff in schools identified for improvement.
Funding: FY24: $465,865 | FY26: $533,771
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Provides professional learning opportunities and support for teachers, principals, and school leaders to strengthen classroom instruction and student achievement.
Funding: FY24: $465,865 | FY26: $504,387
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Funds programs that support student well-being, school safety, educational technology, and enriched learning opportunities.
Funding: FY24: $294,859 | FY26: $340,303
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Provides support for at-risk students through programs focused on attendance, literacy, mathematics, academic achievement, and college and career readiness.
Funding: FY24: $5,675,167 | FY26: $8,309,267
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Provides additional resources and services to support English Language Learners.
Funding: FY24: $155,845 | FY26: $238,907
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Support career-focused learning opportunities, workforce readiness programs, and specialized services for students with disabilities.
Funding: Varies annually.
Competitive & Special Grants
In addition to recurring funding, Taylor School District actively pursues competitive grant opportunities that support specific student, staff, and district initiatives.
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Provided support for students and families experiencing homelessness, including transportation assistance and access to school-based resources.
Funding: $84,633
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Supported safer, more inclusive school environments through mental health initiatives, Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), and suicide prevention efforts.
Funding: $206,572
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Expanded access to mental health and support services for students.
Funding: $600,000
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Supported student achievement initiatives and attendance interventions in schools identified for additional academic support.
Funding: $192,477
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Provided funding for instructional materials designed to strengthen early literacy skills.
Funding: $99,647
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Supported the administration and coordination of career and technical education programs.
Funding: $5,336
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Supported efforts to increase FAFSA completion rates and post-secondary planning among high school students.
Funding: $14,950
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Funded AI-based firearm detection software integrated with existing school security cameras to enhance school safety.
Funding: $160,000
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Provided funding for student robotics programs and STEM learning opportunities.
Funding: $5,700
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FY26 Grants
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Supports college and career readiness through FAFSA advising, college visits, student incentives, and efforts to increase post-secondary enrollment.
Funding: $311,128.54
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Provides funding for district-wide benchmark assessments used to measure student growth and inform instructional decisions.
Funding: $51,183
Taylor School District remains committed to identifying and securing grant opportunities that enhance educational experiences, strengthen student support services, and provide additional resources that help all students succeed.
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