Information on Michigan academic standards and instructional resources.
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Early learning and development program resources for all children, birth to age eight, especially those in highest need.
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Coming Soon!
Two grants are tentatively scheduled to become available in mid-January 2024:
Local education agencies (LEAs), both traditional public school districts and public school academies (PSAs), and intermediate school districts (ISDs) must apply for educators that qualify for either of the grants outlined below.
Distributed on an equal basis
Application opens: mid-January 2024
Applications due: February 2024
To be eligible, a Michigan teacher must:
Teachers may receive up to $4,000. If employed in a Title I building teachers shall receive up to $10,000.
If the allotted amount of this grant ($4 million) is exceeded due to a high volume of candidates, the awarded grant totals will be adjusted.
Awarded on a first-come, first-served basis
Application opens: mid-January 2024
Applications due: March 2024
To be eligible, a Michigan teacher must:
Teachers in Title I buildings pursuing NBC for the first time may receive up to $2,125.
4 components x $475 = $1900
3 years x $75/year application = $225
Total = $2,125
Coming Soon - Applications for National Board: Recognized Achievement and National Board: First Time Candidate will be linked here when available.
Local education agencies (LEAs), both traditional public school districts and public school academies (PSAs), and intermediate school districts (ISDs) are eligible to apply.
Individual educators are not eligible applicants; they are encouraged to inquire with their building or district administration about submitting a grant application.
Yes. Applicants are welcome to apply for one or both grants on behalf of eligible teachers. Applicants must be LEAs, PSAs, or ISDs.
No, as eligibility rules above indicate, administrators are not eligible for either grant.
Yes. A copy of each application template will be available for download here. MDE recommends districts use this resource to carefully draft their responses, keeping a copy for their own records and reference.
