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Grants
Race cannot continue to predict educational outcomes for our students in Boston. Through grantmaking and working in partnership with students, families, schools, community organizations, Boston Public Schools, and Boston University we aim to build the capacity of Boston Public Schools to understand, implement, and shape conditions that disrupt and dismantle racial inequities.
EdVestors recruited 6 BPS schools for a 2-year networked improvement community focused on equitable literacy. Schools will receive up to $10,000 this year (with potential for future funding) as well as support from EdVestors, BPS, Boston University, and each other. To learn more, please read our information deck.
There are currently no grant opportunities open at this time.
SY24-25 Grantees
- Boston Adult Technical Academy
- Boston Collaborative High School
- Charlestown High School
- Haynes Early Education Center
- Melvin H. King South End Academy
- Mendell Elementary School
SY23-24 Grantees
- Boston Adult Technical Academy
- Boston Collaborative High School
- Jeremiah E. Burke High School
- Charlestown High School
- Haynes Early Education Center
- Mendell Elementary School
SY22-23 Grantees
Schools
- Blackstone Elementary
- Boston International Newcomers Academy
- Cristo Rey High School
- Fenway High School
- Gardner Elementary
- New Mission High School
- Trotter Elementary
Community Organizations
- Chica Project
- Massachusetts Advocates for Children
- Partners for Youth with Disabilities
- Timothy Smith Network
SY21-22 Grantees
Schools
- Baldwin Early Learning Pilot Academy
- Boston Adult Technical Academy
- Boston Latin Academy
- Ellis Mendell Elementary
- KIPP Academy Boston Charter School
- Madison Park Technical Vocational High School
- Match Charter Public School
- Mozart Elementary
- Rafael Hernández K-8 School
Community Organizations
- 1647
- 826 Boston, Literations, and Boston Partners in Education
- St. Stephen’s Youth Programs
- Young Man With a Plan
