Georgia public schools, school districts and College & Career Academies can compete for up to $50,000 to start or grow career and technical education pathways that meet local employers' needs. Offered every two years; the 2026 round closed April 14, 2026.
Workforce for Georgia is a competitive Georgia Power Foundation grant for Georgia public schools, school systems and College & Career Academies with Career, Technical and Agricultural Education programs. Schools may request up to $50,000 over 12 months to start or strengthen career pathways aligned with local employers' workforce needs. The program runs every two years; the fourth cycle closed April 14, 2026.
Our reading of the listing: for-profit businesses are not eligible for this one.
Public schools, school systems or College & Career Academies in Georgia; private schools are not eligible
One submission per school (more than one per district allowed)
No projects designed to mitigate legal or regulatory compliance obligations
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