Mojave Environmental Education Consortium — EE/STEM Mini Grants

Mojave Environmental Education Consortium
grantCalifornia — San Bernardino County (High Desert), Antelope Valley, Riverside County (Palo Verde Valley)Open
Closes in 19 days

$500–$800

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This opportunity has geographic eligibility restrictions (California — San Bernardino County (High Desert), Antelope Valley, Riverside County (Palo Verde Valley)). Please review the requirements before applying.

Last checked: October 13, 2026

About this opportunity

LOCAL ONLY — California — San Bernardino County (High Desert), Antelope Valley, Riverside County (Palo Verde Valley). The MEEC's Environmental STEM Mini Grant Program supports teachers in funding classroom projects that integrate STEM learning with environmental themes. Funds can be used for materials and supplies to help students explore, investigate, build, test, create, and solve environmental challenges. Projects must have an environmental connection or correlation and align with current curriculum standards. Typical awards range from $500 to $800, though individual amounts are determined by MEEC and can be higher. Funds cannot be used for labor, food, transportation, or entrance fees. Eligibility: Teachers working in classrooms located in the High Desert portion of San Bernardino County, Antelope Valley, or Palo Verde Valley of Riverside County. One grant per teacher per school year.

Who can apply?

  • Teachers
  • California — San Bernardino County (High Desert), Antelope Valley, Riverside County (Palo Verde Valley)

What can funding be used for?

How to apply

Applications are currently being accepted. Interested teachers should apply via the provided Google Form link. Applications are reviewed in the order they are received, so early submission is encouraged.

Go to the official application

Verify all eligibility, funding amounts and deadlines with the official funding organization before applying.

https://meeconline.com/2026-2027-ee-stem-mini-grants/