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Tuesday - February 2, 2010
Technical Assistance Meeting for the Title IIB Math Science Partnership RFP
Monday - February 1, 2010
FOUNDATION GRANT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Monday - February 1, 2010
OSDFS Grant Opportunity-Elementary and Secondary Schools Counseling Grant Competition
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EGMS

ODE has a centralized, uniform electronic grant system we call E-Grant Management System (EGMS). EGMS allows our customers to monitor their subgrants from beginning to end and submit their claims electronically via our ODE District Site.

All customers who are issued a subgrant by ODE are required to provide two generic email addresses (EGMS uses these to process documents and correspondence), obtain the rights, User Name and Password to access EGMS via our ODE District Site and submit their claims electronically, through EGMS. Below you will find "EGMS Instructions for Subgrantees". This is where you will find the step by step instructions on how to access EGMS. If you have any questions or need assistance, contact Melinda Weinmann at the email address below. Once set up, EGMS is easy to access and subgrant information is always available!

	*Automated External Defibrillators (AED) in Schools Grant Program* The goal of the grant program is to provide automated external defibrillators in at least two public school facilities in each school district.		*Character Education Grant* Six grant sites are working to develop, implement and evaluate the effects of twelve comprehensive character education programs on Student academic achievement, attitudes, and behavior.
	*Healthy Kids Learn Better* Healthy Kids Learn Better is a partnership led by specialists from the Oregon Department of Education and the Oregon Department of Human Services - Health Services, in collaboration with other health and education organizations.		*No Child Left Behind (NCLB) - Grant and Program Information*
	*Oregon Advanced Placement Programs* The Oregon Advanced Placement Programs help students, in low-income situations, participate in rigorous academic coursework that will increase their opportunities and get a head start into college.		*Oregon Leadership Network (OLN)* School and district leadership is a priority for the State Superintendent and is a promising strategy for closing the achievement gap. Oregon is one of 20 states chosen to participate in the Wallace Foundation's national leadership initiative.
	*State Improvement Grant (SIG) for Special Education*		*Teen Parent/Child Development Programs*
	*Grants - Miscellaneous Links*