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Grant Writing for Teachers: If You Can Write a Lesson Plan, You Can Write a Grant

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Step-by-step workbook includes tips from a pro, Grant Writer's Glossary, and 200 Hot Topics for grants. For dedicated educators looking to provide the best available programs for their students and for nonprofit agencies.

140 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

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I'm an educator who writes grants as a side business. I make more money doing that than teaching. I highly recommend any educator who needs extra income to attend a Grants 4 Schools Conference. They have these in all states now. Susi Epperson teaches them, and she was actually a former educator who has received over a hundred million in grants.
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July 20, 2011
Many grants are available from the governments and foundations. This book explains the process of putting together and submitting grant requests.
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