Teachers in San Tan Valley have a chance to bring new ideas, tools, and hands-on learning into their classrooms — with help from Salt River Project (SRP).

SRP is now accepting applications for its Classroom Grants, which provide funding to K–12 teachers for projects in STEM, history, and social studies. Applications are open through February 15, 2026.

SRP Classroom Grants are designed to help teachers pay for creative classroom projects that spark curiosity and improve learning.

Grant funding can be used for things like:

• New classroom technology
• Hands-on learning activities
• Creative teaching tools and materials
• Innovative ways to teach math, science, history, and civics

Last year, 55 teachers across Arizona received grants, bringing new and exciting projects to their students.

Teachers can apply for one of two grant options:

• STEM Grants
  • Up to $5,000
  • Supports projects in math and science
  • Focuses on innovative teaching and problem-solving
• History and Social Science Grants
  • Up to $2,500
  • Supports history, geography, civics, government, and economics

San Tan Valley teachers are eligible to apply if they are:

• A certified K–12 teacher
• Teaching at a public school
• Located in Pinal County

Teachers in Apache, Gila, Maricopa, Navajo, and Yavapai counties are also eligible.

• Application deadline: February 15, 2026
• Where to apply: srp.net/grants

Teachers must complete the application themselves.

SRP invests more than $2 million each year in education programs across Arizona. In addition to grants, SRP offers:

• Free teacher workshops
• Classroom resources
• STEM-focused learning support

These programs are part of SRP's commitment to supporting students, educators, and communities across the state.

If you're a San Tan Valley teacher with an idea that could make learning more engaging for your students, this grant could help turn that idea into reality. With the deadline just weeks away, now is the time to apply.