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New Hampshire · Federal Grant

21st Century Community Learning Centers (NH)

New Hampshire · Federal Grant

21st Century Community Learning Centers (NH)

Funding
Multi-year program grants
Grade Focus
K-12
Application Due
Annual — check education.nh.gov
Level of Gov't
Federal — US Dept of Education via NH DOE

Eligibility

NH public schools in high-need areas. Programs must serve students during non-school hours (afterschool, weekends, summers). Title I school preference.

Program Goals

21st CCLC funds afterschool and summer enrichment programs that complement regular school learning. CS, coding, robotics, and STEM activities are strong fits for these grants.

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Application and Distribution

Competitive grants administered by NH DOE. Applications submitted through the NH DOE grants portal when the RFP is open. Awards are multi-year (typically 3-5 years).

Cycle Notes

Annual RFP cycle. NH DOE posts the RFP in spring. Check education.nh.gov for the current timeline.

Grant Award Amount

Multi-year grants. Annual awards vary based on program size and student enrollment. NH grants typically range from $50,000 to $150,000 per year.

Allowable Purchases

Forward Education Products for This Grant

These kits align to the learning outcomes this program funds.

  • Coding for Good Kit — an all-in-one coding, robotics, and AI literacy toolkit using micro:bit for real-world challenges
  • CodeCTRL controller with display for micro:bit — a handheld game-style controller for interactive games and physical computing
  • Climate Action Kit — a beginner-friendly STEM kit combining micro:bit sensors to code solutions for climate change and sustainability
  • Forward Education Learning Platform — curriculum-aligned STEM lessons, coding tutorials, career profiles, and PD courses

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of programs does 21st CCLC fund?

Afterschool, weekend, and summer enrichment programs at or near schools in high-need communities. CS, coding, and STEM are strong fits.

How long are 21st CCLC grants?

Multi-year awards, typically 3-5 years. This provides sustained program funding.

Does my school need to be Title I?

Title I schools are prioritized but not exclusively eligible. Check NH DOE guidelines for current requirements.

When does NH post the RFP?

Typically spring. Monitor education.nh.gov for announcements.

How can Forward Education help?

We help design afterschool STEM program outlines that align to 21st CCLC requirements.

Grant Support

Need Help Writing Your Grant Application?

Forward Education works with schools and districts to build strong funding proposals.

  • Curriculum alignment documents — New Hampshire standards mapped to our kits
  • Program quotes and pricing
  • Letters of support
  • Project ideas and scope-and-sequence
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