Organization

Program

Description

Grant

Academy for Educational Development

New York, NY

After-School Math Plus

A 10-week math enrichment after-school program for 1,700 third through eight grade students.

$250,000

American Museum of Natural History

New York, NY

National Center for Science, Literacy, Education, and Technology

Support content development, dissemination efforts and website upgrades for Science Bulletins, a multi-media and on-line science news and scientific research program that delivers up-to-date science content knowledge at low cost to museums and free to schools across the United States.

$300,000

Arizona Council on Economic Education

Scottsdale, AZ

Mathematics and Economics for Grades K-12

Provide training, curricula, and classroom lessons to prepare teachers to help students achieve the Arizona Economics and Mathematics Standards in grades K-12.

$100,000

Chicago Horticultural Society/Chicago Botanic Garden

Glecoe, IL

Science First and College First

Support two programs which encourage students from underserved communities to pursue science careers and education beyond high school through summer science camps, internships and school-year meetings.

$65,000

The Children's Aid Society

New York, NY

The CAS APPP Environmental Education Curriculum

Development and implementation of a school-based and an after-school environmental curriculum in the Flint, MI and Toledo, OH school districts to enhance existing components of the CAS APPP’s teen education program for 5th & 6th grade students.

$495,000

MIND Research Institute

Santa Ana, CA

Algebra I Curriculum Development Project

Adapt its highly effective non-language-based approach to teaching math in the development of an Algebra I curriculum which would provide educators an alternate and successful approach to teaching this subject.

$200,000

MK Level Playing Field Institute

San Francisco, CA

Summer Math and Science Honors (SMASH) Academy

Support an intensive year-round math and science academy for 90 low-income, high achieving students of color in the San Francisco Bay Area.

$180,000

National Council for Science and the Environment

Washington, DC

EnvironMentors Teacher Training Program

Support the establishment of a high school teacher training component for the EnvironMentors program. EnvironMentors seeks to increase interest in the environment among under-represented youth by matching each participant to mentors working in environmental fields.

$407,000

Research Foundation of SUNY

Stony Brook, NY

Stony Brook University Biotechnology Teaching Laboratory (SUBTLE)

Provide intensive modern laboratory experiences for in-service science and mathematics teachers in New York state.

$493,875

Southern New Mexico State University

Southern New Mexico Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Aerospace Academy

Las Cruces, NM

Science Stars of New Mexico

Expand the SEMAA program, a science, technology, engineering and mathematics program for kindergarten through second grade students.

$157,600

The After-School Corporation

New York, NY

NYC Environmental Conservation Heroes Award

Create a national demonstration project that will inspire young people, especially children of color and girls, to become scientists through participation in environmental conservation clubs in after-school programs in New York City, targeting children in grades 3-8.

$250,000

University of Texas at Austin

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Austin, TX

UCHEM

Launch an updated version of “ChemBridge,” a dual credit on-line chemistry course for high school seniors that would create a smoother transition from high school to university.

$403,758