Overview:
K-12 STEM+ Grants:
Eligibility: disadvantaged (at least 35% of students on free/reduced cost lunch) K-12 school districts/schools/charter schools. We provides 100% grant for top-rated (by the U.S. Education Department) Web-based online courses, and 90% grant for Solution Site license. Thus, for a 10% nominal fee of only $120 per student, per year, per subject, We provides Total Solution services (ISLMMTT) including Individualized learning, Stipends for the academy director and teachers, Learning Management System, Mentoring, Motivational rewards for students and parents, Teacher Training and Tech Support. A good portion of the $120 goes back to the schools for the targeted services above. On the average, a student can advance a grade level in math or reading in 20-30 learning hours on our Total Solution system. Compare this to $1,500 – $2,000 per student per year schools spend on Federal Title I/SES programs with much less success. You can use Title I or other sources to pay the $120. Click here, www.cyberlearning.org/stemgrant/ to apply for the grant.
Workforce Development Grants: Tuition scholarships for jobseekers/employers/governments/nonprofits/corporations. We waive the tuition fee of $330+, and you pay only a registration fee of $120 for any IT/Business/Management/Project Management certifications/skill enhancement course packages. Over 60 IT and management certification course packages are available. Click here, our enrollment portal for more information.
Adopt-A-School Grants: When an employer/government/nonprofit contracts us to train 100 or more of its employees, we will set up a STEM+ academy in its name in a school of its choice at no cost to it. If it just wants us to set up a STEM+ academy in a school of its choice, we can do so for a fee of $120 per student per year per subject. To apply, please email info@cyberlearning.org.
Matching Grants for Education & Training Programs: 10% to 90% matching grants for schools/colleges/governments/employers/nonprofits seeking public/private grants requiring match. To apply, please email info@cyberlearning.org.
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Flexibility: Our match varies according to your needs. For example if your school district has more than 35% of students on free/reduced cost lunch, then we can provide a matching grant of 90%.
Deadline: Grants are ongoing, and are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
Eligibility: School Districts, Schools, Charter Schools, Community Colleges, Colleges, Universities, Non-Profits, Governments, Corporations.
How to Choose the Right Grant
Choosing the best-fit program is mostly a function of the target learner group and the funding flow. A quick decision tree:
- K-12 students, academic focus: start with the STEM+ Grant. For 8th-grade digital-literacy testing readiness, add the Digital Literacy Grant.
- K-12 students, sponsor-backed: use the Adopt-A-School Grant, which pairs a sponsor directly with a school.
- Teachers and staff: the Teacher Training Grant and the larger Full Professional Development Grant cover PD and continuing-education needs.
- Adult learners / workforce reskilling: the Workforce Grant, often stacked with WIOA or state workforce funds.
- Amplifying a committed budget: Matching Grants stretch district, employer, or philanthropic commitments.
Stacking Across Sources
CyberLearning grants are regularly combined with federal, state, and private funding streams. K-12 districts commonly stack with Title I / Title IV Part A, E-Rate for eligible network services, state digital-equity allocations, state CTE dollars, and state-specific programs such as Smart Schools Bond Act (New York), PAsmart (Pennsylvania), Florida Digital Tools Allocation, and Jump Start (Louisiana). Workforce partners stack with WIOA, Perkins CTE, and state workforce-board allocations. Employer and nonprofit sponsors stack with CSR budgets, foundation grants, and diaspora philanthropy. Our program directors help applicants map which sources combine cleanly without double-dipping.
Compliance and Reporting
Every awarded engagement is instrumented: enrollment, activity, completion, certification attempts and pass rates (where applicable), and teacher-PD completion. Reports are packaged to match sponsor and board reporting cadences (quarterly, mid-year, end-of-year), and are structured to feed federal-program reviews (Title I / Title IV, Perkins CTE, WIOA) without requiring separate data-aggregation work.
Data Privacy
For engagements involving student rosters, CyberLearning signs the applicable district data-privacy agreement (FERPA, COPPA, New York Education Law § 2-d, Illinois SOPPA, and equivalent state laws) before any student information is loaded. Data-practice disclosures are shared so district counsel and school boards can verify handling.
Start the Conversation
Districts, schools, community colleges, workforce boards, nonprofits, employer sponsors, and eligible individual learners should contact CyberLearning to scope a grant engagement. Scoping calls typically take an hour and end with a proposed program shape plus a draft funding mix.