Education Grants
Grant Overview
One of the types of grants available is the Education Grant. The primary goal of the SC American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission (SC250) is to educate SC natives and visitors alike on the role SC played in the American Revolution.
Grant Details
Grant Requirements
- Projects should feature significant American Revolution Era people, places, events, or ideas particularly in their connection to SC.
- Educational materials require the highest standards of scholarship, balance, and documentation.
- These works must be fully referenced and clearly delineate accepted facts from the author’s interpretation and opinion.
- References shall be made in accord with Chicago Manual of Style conventions.
- All opinion pieces must be referred to as an opinion piece, clearly name the author, and include a statement that it does not necessarily reflect the views of the Commission.
- All of the Commission’s endorsed materials will be peer reviewed by subject matter experts.
- None of these projects are works of any pre-determined length.
- Applicants are encouraged to also tell their Revolutionary Era stories from non-traditional points of view, such as (but not limited to) Loyalist – Women – Children – enslaved and free African Americans – Native Americans.
- Project Sponsor must agree to public access to the materials upon completion.
- The Project Sponsor will supply its proposed Budget and Timeline to completion.
- The research must cite the SC American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission.
- Project Sponsor shall provide all project management.
- All materials should be age appropriate with preference given to materials that consider diverse learning skills.
- K-12 materials should relate to state standards.
- Projects can be for K-12, college level, or adult education activities.
Key Questions
- Type of Project – An education grant could be for anything from a teacher professional development webinar to a living history event to a panel discussion.
- Topic of Project
- Plan for project leadership
- Plan for materials – digital or printed (if any)
- Does it address SC History standards? If yes, please include details.
- If the activity is part of a larger project, briefly describe those plans to provide context for how this application satisfies a certain section of a larger endeavor. However, make sure you are clearly defining what deliverables will be the end result of this grant funding if approved. What scope of work is part of this application? Activities funded by grants must retain a focus on the American Revolution in SC and creatively provide for audience involvement or access to materials.
Additional Documents
If your project involves a public school, the proposal must document the support of all appropriate administrative persons and/or groups and the project must have a clear relationship to the American Revolution in SC, whether it is extracurricular or incorporated into the established curriculum. The project should have potential ramifications for more than one kind of audience, though the targeted audience may be students, teachers, parents, or any combination of these.
Apply Today
If you’re ready to submit your Education Grant application, click on the link to register with Discover SC and begin the application process.
If you’ve received your grant award, this is your basecamp for additional information and next steps. From doing business with the state, to setting up your grant meeting and receiving grant funding and all the way into best practices for fiscal guidance, marketing and reporting. We have you covered here.
[/et_pb_blurb_extended]The South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission (SC250) each year hold a series of webinars to help counties get organized, groups apply for grants and opportunities to learn more about the amazing role South Carolina played in the founding of our nation.
[/et_pb_blurb_extended]Webinars to help counties and groups get organized, apply for grants, and explore opportunities to learn more about the amazing role SC played in the founding of our nation.
[/et_pb_blurb_extended]A quick guide to grant programs, grant types, funding levels, eligibility and all the rules for the current year’s grant opportunities all in an easy to ready downloadable document.
[/et_pb_blurb_extended]Ready to start planning your grant application? Look no further than our applicant support guidance page which provides step by step instructions and host of links to get you started.
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