Grants & Funding

Here are some of the many ways schools have funded Kagan trainings:

Kagan boosts achievement and reduces
the achievement gap
Kagan improves communication skills of second-language learners
Kagan promotes inclusive classroom practices including cooperative learning, classbuilding, and communitybuilding
Kagan enhances teacher effectiveness via professional development and professional resources
Kagan's research-based strategies have a track record of immediate results
Enhancing Education Through
Technology – Kagan offers management software and electronics
21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC)
Association Fees
Beginning Teacher (BTSA)
BOCES
Common Core Grant
District Funds
Dept. of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA)
Education Foundation Grant
ELL Grant
Gear Up Grant
Local Taxes
Magnet School (MSAP)
Migrant Education Grant (MEP)
Private Donation
Private Foundation Funds
Professional Development Funds
PTA Funds
Quality Education Investment Act (QEIA)
Quantum Foundation Grant
School Budget
School Funds
SIG School Improvement Grant
Staff Development Funds
State Funds
STEM Funds
TAH Grant
Technology Grant
Texas Title I Priority Schools (TTIPS)
Teacher Incentive Fund (TIF)
Title III
Turnaround
University Budget

Whether you are seeking ways to fund your Kagan training or resource purchases, you have come to the right place. This site contains a variety of articles, websites, grant searching databases, and funding sources to help you with all your grant and funding questions. The resources provided here are designed to help narrow your grant search, provide sample narratives and research to use as a reference, and get you started in the right directions on the grant writing and application process.

Grant Resources & Articles

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Frequently Asked Grant Questions

Need help writing a grant for Kagan? Many grants ask the same or similar questions. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions on grant applications. Read Article
Invest In Kagan

Invest your funds wisely by investing in Kagan. See what makes Kagan eligible for many grants. Meet your key contacts at Kagan that will help you get the most bang for your buck. Read Article
Grant Resources

How can you find a grant? Start with these government and other grant searching sites that will connect you with the world of discretionary grants available for educational purposes. Read Article
ARP ESSR

Address ARP ESSER goals with Kagan, an evidence-based instructional approach with a track-record of success. View Page
Possible Grant Sources

Kagan training qualifies for funding from a variety of grant sources including drop out prevention, English as a Second Language, science and math, reading and writing, and comprehensive school reform. Read the Kagan connections to each grant category. Read Article
Charitable Organizations and Foundations

Many businesses and organizations have a charitable foundation that offer grants for education. Here is an annotated list of just some of the many organizations that donate to educational causes. Read Article
Grant Writing Tips

Don't let the slumping economy be a wet blanket on your professional development. Get a grant. Here are five great sites that offer free grant-writing tips. Read Article
Kagan Workshops

Bring a Kagan workshop to your school or district. View Schedule
Qualifying Products Chart

See this table for recommended Kagan publications by funding source. View Chart
Kagan Catalog

Kagan's full online catalog with products to boost achievement and reach high academic standards. Browse Catalog
Research

More research on the effectiveness of Kagan Cooperative Learning. View Research
Excellence and Equity

This article, Excellence and Equity, summarizes how Kagan increases overall achievement and reduces the achievement gap. Read Article
Instructional Revolution

This article, The Instructional Revolution, provides the theoretical rationale for Kagan instructional strategies. Read Article