Active Grants and Projects
The Anchorage School District receives funding from a variety of local, state, federal, and private sources to support programs that benefit students, educators, and schools.
Below is a snapshot of active grants and funded projects currently being implemented across the district.
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Project Brighter Futures is a three-year federal grant that strengthens Anchorage School District’s threat assessment and school safety systems through staff training, technology upgrades, and coordinated mental health support.
The Alaska Civics in Action Project provides fully funded, hands-on civic learning experiences for all Anchorage School District 6th-grade students through partnerships with the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Students participate in field trips that explore Alaska’s connections to the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and tribal governance.
Supports evidence-based literacy instruction, professional development, and data-driven practices across targeted schools.
Sponsorship Menu & Investment Opportunities
Mental Health and Student Supports
To support diverse funding partners and align investments with Anchorage School District’s demonstrated strengths and readiness, the Mental Health and Student Supports (MHSS) Department offers a flexible sponsorship menu. Each tier allows partners to invest at a level that aligns with their priorities while contributing to a coherent, districtwide system of care.
- Tier 1: System Builders
- Tier 2: Capacity Accelerators
- Tier 3: Innovation & Demonstration Partners
- Tier 4: Community Champions
- Custom MHSS Partnerships
Tier 1: System Builders
$1,000,000+ annually | Multi-Year Preferred
Tier 2: Capacity Accelerators
$250,000–$999,999 annually | 2–4 Years
Tier 3: Innovation & Demonstration Partners
$50,000–$249,999 annually | 1–3 Years
Tier 4: Community Champions
$10,000–$49,999 annually | Flexible
Custom MHSS Partnerships
Sponsorship Menu & Investment Opportunities
Teacher Apprenticeship Program (TAP)
The Anchorage School District Teacher Apprenticeship Program (TAP) offers a “grow-your-own” pathway for aspiring educators to earn their teaching certification while working in ASD classrooms.
A teacher apprenticeship is a paid, work-based learning program that combines on-the-job learning with formal instruction to prepare aspiring educators for certification, creating a pathway to the profession.
- Tier 1: Coursework & Licensure Support
- Tier 2: Mentor Capacity & Coaching Support
- Tier 3: Sponsor One Apprentice for One Year
- Tier 4: Mini Cohort Sponsorship (Two Apprentices)
- Tier 5: Full Cohort Sponsorship (Five Apprentices)
- Tier 6: Multi-Year Program Sponsorship
- Custom TAP Partnerships
Tier 1: Coursework & Licensure Support
$5,000–$15,000
Tier 2: Mentor Capacity & Coaching Support
$12,500–$50,000
Tier 3: Sponsor One Apprentice for One Year
$50,000–$75,000
Tier 4: Mini Cohort Sponsorship (Two Apprentices)
$150,000
Tier 5: Full Cohort Sponsorship (Five Apprentices)
$488,355
Tier 6: Multi-Year Program Sponsorship
$1.1M–$1.8M
Custom TAP Partnerships
FAQs
- Does ASD accept credit card payments for donations?
- Can I donate to a specific school or program?
- Are donations to ASD tax-deductible?
- How does ASD ensure donations and grants are used appropriately?
- Does ASD allow advertising or endorsements as part of sponsorships?
- What types of in-kind donations does ASD accept?
- How can I support a classroom directly?
- I don’t see the type of support I’m interested in. Who should I contact?


