Are you interested in implementing the Cloud9World program in your school but need additional funding sources?
We have compiled resources on federal, state, and private funding opportunities, along with helpful tips on grant applications.
Our goal is to assist schools in securing the necessary funds to integrate Cloud9World, promoting character development for students.
Education for Disadvantaged Students
This program provides financial assistance to schools with a high percentage of low-income students, ensuring all children meet state academic standards. Schools can use Title I funds for programs that enhance academic performance and address students' socio-emotional needs.
Funding Opportunities for Implementing Cloud9World in Your School
Title I, Part A:
Additional Resources:
ESSER Funding Guide – Information on how schools can utilize ESSER funds for character development programs.
Student Support and Academic Enrichment (SSAE) Grants
This program promotes comprehensive education and can finance initiatives related to mental health, school safety, and student well-being. Schools can use these funds to integrate character development programs that foster a positive school environment.
Title II, Part A:
Supporting Effective Instruction
This funding is designed to improve teacher quality and leadership development. Schools can use these funds to train educators in implementing social-emotional learning programs like Cloud9World.
Title IV, Part A:
Federal Grants
The U.S. federal government provides multiple grant programs that schools can leverage to fund character development initiatives like Cloud9World.
Here are some key funding sources:
State and Community Grants
Each U.S. state offers specific grant programs to enhance educational quality and support innovation in schools. These grants vary by state, and schools should research their local funding opportunities.
Example:
• Preschool Development Grants (PDG B-5)
o Managed by the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, these competitive grants improve early childhood education.
o In 2024, approximately $86 million was awarded to 11 states to strengthen early education programs.
o 🔗 Head Start
How to Find State Grants:
• State Department of Education – Visit your state’s official education department website to learn about available grants and eligibility requirements.
🔗 National Association of State Boards of Education
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