Project Tomorrow can support your district in applying for the Michigan 99b Grant
Welcome to our webpage dedicated to partnering with Michigan K-12 districts for the competitive 99b Grant.
Project Tomorrow has been providing schools with a comprehensive computational thinking toolkit and instructional strategies for the past five school years. These resources are aimed at assisting teachers in incorporating computational thinking concepts, practices, and principles into all content areas, including computer science.
Congratulations Section 99b Grant Awardees!
We are excited to learn that grant announcements are pending. As you learn more about the status of your application, there are sure to be questions that arise. In anticipation of your questions, for those who are partnering with Project Tomorrow, we have outlined some initial steps for getting started:
- Contact Project Support Coordinator, Sam Schroeder (sschroeder@tomorrow.org) to get started! Please include a copy of your 99b award letter.
- Please answer the questions on this Google form: https://forms.gle/TWJWCr8hftJYEPLUA
- Once steps 1 & 2 have been completed, we will work with you to clarify any needs to prepare your contract.
- You will receive your contract, to be signed and returned to Project Support Coordinator, Sam Schroeder.
Resource Archive: Support for Section 99b Grant Applicants
Informational Webinar
Designing a Computational Thinking Program to Support Your Section 99b Grant Application
We archived the 30-minute informational session to learn about Computational Thinking and how we can support your Section 99b Grant Application. Included in the webinar is information about how to address the essential reporting and assurances requirements for pre and post assessments of teacher readiness.
Watch the recording
View the slides
View the graphic defining CT within the context of CS and Coding
Proposed Packages
Computational Thinking: View the Word Document
Computer Science : Coming Soon!
If you have any difficulty accessing a document, please let us know at innovation@tomorrow.org.