Rural Technology Education Grant

Public schools and libraries in rural or high-poverty areas across all U.S. states

• Note: Private and charter schools are not eligible

Support access to technology education by funding hands-on projects that engage students in:
- Computer science
- Programming
- Robotics
- Assistive technology for students with disabilities

Rolling application – reviewed every 30–60 days

Up to $2,500 per school
- Larger amounts may be considered for exceptional proposals

Funds may be used to purchase technology-based educational tools. LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential and SPIKE™ Prime solutions, along with LEGO® Education Science kits and professional development, align well with this grant’s focus on:
- Engaging students in hands-on robotics and coding
- Promoting STEM career pathways
- Supporting inclusive learning for diverse student needs

Projects must:
- Benefit multiple students
- Promote technology-based learning
- Spark interest in careers such as computer science, cybersecurity, or engineering

We proudly align our curriculum and tools with all 50 state education standards, ensuring cohesive and compliant learning experiences nationwide
- Prioritize community or educational impact
- Strong preference for computer science and programming initiatives
- Projects should improve tech accessibility in rural areas
- No set deadlines—apply any time