Supports collaborative action research projects in K-12 educational settings involving school personnel and community practitioners. Projects focus on student outcomes in academic, personal/social, or career development domains. Funding up to $1,000 is available for projects lasting four months to one year, including stipends for practitioner-researchers. Recipients must follow human participant protections and publish results.
Eligible applicants are collaborations involving K-12 school personnel such as counselors, teachers, librarians, nurses, or community-based practitioners. Projects must be collaborative action research in educational settings.
