Why You Should Know the U.S. Department of Education (and Its Grants)

Written By Rielly Keyser

Author: Dr. Rielly Keyser, DrPH

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) funds some of the most transformative education programs in the country. From early childhood to adult education, ED grants support innovation, equity, and evidence-based learning.

Notable grant programs include:

  • 21st Century Community Learning Centers

  • Project SERV (School Emergency Response)

  • Promise Neighborhoods

  • Education Innovation and Research (EIR)

  • Full-Service Community Schools (FSCS)

Winning an ED grant requires:

  • Alignment with federal priorities

  • Strong data and measurable outcomes

  • Capacity for evaluation and sustainability

  • Partnerships with schools, families, and community groups

Whether you’re a school district, nonprofit, or IHE, ED funding can scale your programs and impact for years.

Let’s explore your eligibility and options.
Email Info@GrantWritingFirm.com to schedule a consultation.

Rielly Keyser
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