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The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program is designed to help recruit, prepare, and keep great math and science teachers in high-need school districts. It offers different tracks for STEM undergraduates, professionals, and experienced teachers to become or enhance their roles as K-12 STEM teachers. The program also supports research on teacher effectiveness and retention, and offers funding for conferences and research experiences.
Who it's for: This grant is for STEM undergraduate majors, STEM professionals, and experienced K-12 STEM teachers who want to teach or lead in high-need school districts. It's also for researchers interested in studying the effectiveness and retention of STEM teachers in these districts.
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This grant is for STEM undergraduate majors, STEM professionals, and experienced K-12 STEM teachers who want to teach or lead in high-need school districts. It's also for researchers interested in studying the effectiveness and retention of STEM teachers in these districts.
This grant is for STEM undergraduate majors, STEM professionals, and experienced K-12 STEM teachers who want to teach or lead in high-need school districts. It's also for researchers interested in studying the effectiveness and retention of STEM teachers in these districts.
Funds can be used for scholarships and stipends for STEM undergraduates and professionals, teaching and master teaching fellowships, research on teacher effectiveness and retention, and conference proposals. They can also support research experiences in STEM settings.
Total Program Funding
$68,000,000
Expected Awards
77
Cost Sharing
Not Required
Award Range
$100,000 - $3,250,000
Deadline
Aug 25, 2026
Total Program Funding
$68,000,000
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