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The Qwest Foundation granted $1,000,000 to states in the Qwest® service territory. In each state, the company selected a nonprofit organization to run the mini-grant program and be the recipient of the funds. Partner agencies include Departments of Education, state education groups, or nonprofits with a strong profile in education and technology. Qwest works with each educational organization to determine the parameters of a grant program offered to teachers across the state. The grant may reward programs that use technology or the Internet in innovative ways to advance student achievement. Through this program, Qwest seeks to disburse the grant money directly to teachers and schools. The company seeks to create a statewide signature program, customized locally, that offers a clear opportunity to position Qwest as a strong and visible educational leader. In alignment with the goals of the Qwest Foundation, this program aims to improve K-12 education and continue to demonstrate Qwest’s solid commitment to supporting enhanced student learning and engagement by encouraging teachers to be innovative in their classrooms. Qwest and the selected organizations in each state are responsible for program design and execution. Grants are advertised statewide, and blue-ribbon panels from each state are assembled to both review the applications and award grants to those teachers who they feel most effectively use technology in the classroom. Qwest encourages teachers from across its region to submit an application for a mini-grant. To learn more about opportunities available to you, select your state from the list below. * Note: Not all districts in each state are eligible. Please contact your state administrator to ensure that your school district is part of this program. ARIZONA* Download Grant Application for 2010-2011 View 2009 Grant Recipients and Project Information back to top COLORADO* Colorado Teachers and Technology Mini-Grant Program View Eligible school districts for the CO Teacher & Technology grants View 2008 Grant Recipients and Project Information Grant applications will be open beginning November 1st, 2010 through January 10th, 2011. IDAHO* View 2007 Grant Recipients and Project information Grant applications will be accepted beginning September 27, 2010 through November 19, 2010. IOWA* View 2010 Grant Recipients and Project Information Grant applications will be accepted through January 14, 2011. MINNESOTA* View 2009 Grant Recipients and Project Information Grant applications will be accepted through November 30 2010. Download Teacher & Technology Application Now back to top MONTANA* View 2007 Grant Recipients and Project Information NEBRASKA* View 2007 Grant Recipients and Project information (Grant Cycle Closed till fall 2010) back to top NEW MEXICO*
Ms. Jamai Blivin Jamaib@tech-knowledge.us Collaborative Partnerships for P21 Education mobile 505-629-7071 http://innovate-educatenm.org/ View 2008 Grant Recipients and Project Information Grant applications for APS will be accepted through October 29, 2010. NORTH DAKOTA* View 2007 Grant Recipients and Project Information Grant applications will be accepted beginning August 23, 2010 through October 15, 2010. OREGON View 2008 Grant Recipients and Project Information (Grant Cycle Closed till fall 2010) back to top SOUTH DAKOTA* View 2010 Grant Recipients and Project Information Grant applications will be accepted through November 19, 2010. UTAH View 2007 Grant Recipients and Project information (Grant Cycle Closed till fall 2010) back to top WASHINGTON* Grant applications will be accepted through February 15, 2011. WYOMING* View 2006 Grant Recipients and Project information
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