Across Spring Branch ISD, educators are bringing new ideas and opportunities into their classrooms through the J. Landon Short Mini Grants for Educators.
From hands-on STEM experiences and creative arts projects to literacy initiatives and career-focused learning, these grants support innovative approaches to teaching and learning that help students explore their interests, build skills and discover what's possible.
The J. Landon Short Mini Grants for Educators program provides funding for projects that enhance classroom instruction and create meaningful learning experiences for students across the district.
Explore the projects and meet the educators making a difference across SBISD:
Early Childhood and Elementary Schools
Mini grants bring big possibilities to Bunker Hill Elementary
Mini grants build big possibilities at Hollibrook Elementary
Mini grant puts hands-on science within reach at Hunters Creek Elementary
Coding Connections opens new possibilities at Meadow Wood Elementary
Stories and songs open learning opportunities at Rummel Creek Elementary
Mission: Safe Landing brings an engineering challenge to Spring Branch Elementary
Student voices and strategic thinking shine in Thornwood mini grant projects
Little scientists explore big possibilities at Tiger Trail School
Middle Schools
Literature and math come to life through Landrum Middle School mini grants
Drawing with light: Mini grant supports artistic discovery at Memorial Middle
Spring Forest mini grants help students find their voice and explore perspectives
High Schools and Choice Programs
Stratford mini grants unlock language, confidence and lifelong skills
History and thinking take center stage with SBAI mini grants
Business, history and anatomy spark discovery at Westchester Academy
Districtwide and Specialized Programs
From cyber defense to culinary excellence, mini grants support career learning at Guthrie
Mini grants bring big possibilities to W.W. Emmons Natatorium
These projects reflect the creativity, dedication and commitment of SBISD educators to finding new ways to engage students and support their success.
Congratulations to all J. Landon Short Mini Grant recipients, and thank you to the supporters who help make these opportunities possible for Every Child.
