Round 9 - Resources & Materials
One spreadsheet with links to all key resources
The Selection Committee evaluates grants based on the rubrics.
What's new this year?
This rubric includes tips on where in the application you should reference the Positive Consideration in order to earn the point(s).
A signed letter of commitment from community college partner(s) detailing the intended collaborative work is required to be uploaded under Supporting Documentation.
This is a tool designed to enhance existing connections and partnerships understanding many of you are well down the road to R9 K12 SWP partnerships.
Colleges should fill out the College Partnership Entry at K14.baccc.net or pass it along to someone who can
K12 LEAs lean on this platform to discern which colleges in your service area are interested in partnering
Applicants must align their projects with the regional priorities in the Bay Region.
Per the 2021 State K12 SWP Audit Report each Regional Selection Committee is required to publish the Priorities and Process criteria for the review and selection of proposals, and the allocation of funds.
Vision 2030 has a focus on expanding early college credits, apprenticeships, and workforce development in key sectors like health, climate sustainability, STEM, and education. It is not mandatory, rather encouraged to align with Vision 2030.
Document looking at key themes across these framing papers.
A step-by-step guide to how to work through NOVA when entering the application. Note: in R9 there are two additional areas to fill out in the budget section regarding match and leveraged funds.
Provides a review to make sure K12 SWP applications are ready for submission.
Recorded sessions to support the K12 SWP application with veteran grant writer, Dr. Linda Wells.