Quick Facts
FundingVaries; planning plus implementation grants from a ~$100M statewide initiative
Grade FocusK-12
DeadlineCheck USBE for current round
FunderUtah State Board of Education
Utah's APEX Grant Program funds Profession-Based Learning Centers at Utah high schools. Part of a major $100 million statewide initiative, APEX grants help schools build career pathway programs that connect students to professional work experiences.
What This Grant Funds
APEX grants fund the development of Profession-Based Learning Centers, including equipment, curriculum, teacher training, and employer partnerships. CS, engineering, healthcare, and technology pathways are strong candidates.
Who Is Eligible
- Utah public high schools and school districts
- Programs developing Profession-Based Learning Centers with employer partnerships
- Both planning and implementation grant phases are available
How Forward Education Products Qualify
micro:bit Robotics Kit -- engineering and technology CTE equipment for Utah APEX Profession-Based Learning Centers
micro:bit Starter Kit -- CS career pathway hardware for Utah APEX grant-funded programs
MicroChat AI Literacy Kit -- AI and technology career pathway tools for Utah APEX programs
Keep in Mind: APEX grants require employer partnerships and real work-based learning experiences. Start with a Planning Grant if you are new to profession-based learning. Show clear career connections.
Ready to Apply?
Forward Education has STEM kits designed to meet grant requirements. Talk to our team about building a strong application.
Get Grant HelpExplore more Utah funding resources
View all Utah grants and funding opportunities
