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MSDE Awards Robotics Grants to Maryland Public Schools and Non-Profit Partnerships

Grants Help Support Robotics Programs

BALTIMORE  – The Maryland State Department of Education has awarded grants to five non-profit partnerships and 14 schools/districts in support of developing and expanding Robotics Programs.

Maryland’s Robotics Program was established by the 2016 General Assembly (House Bill 115) under the Education Article, Section 7-121 of the Annotated Code of Maryland. This state grant program supports funding for STEM related teaching and learning.

MSDE awarded a total of $250,000 for the 2018-2019 school year. Grants were awarded to:

 

  • Allegany County Public Schools
  • Anne Arundel County Public Schools – Broadneck High School
  • Anne Arundel County Public Schools – Chesapeake High School/Chesapeake Bay Middle School
  • Caroline County Public Schools – Colonel Richardson High School
  • Cecil County Public Schools
  • Frederick County Public Schools
  • Frederick County Public Schools – Brunswick High School
  • Frederick County Public Schools – Governor Thomas Johnson High School
  • Frederick County Public Schools – Tuscarora High School
  • Garrett County Public Schools
  • Howard County Public Schools – Centennial High School
  • Howard County Public Schools – Centennial High School/Hammond High School
  • Howard County Public Schools – Glenelg High School
  • Howard County Public Schools – Wilde Lake High School
  • Kent County Public Schools
  • Montgomery County Public Schools – Hallie Wells Middle School
  • Prince George’s County Public Schools – Oxon Hill Middle School/Thomas Johnson Middle School
  • Mary’s County Public Schools – Great Mills High School
  • Somerset County Public Schools – Washington Academy and High School
  • Wicomico County Public Schools
  • Worcester County Public Schools – Stephen Decatur Middle School
  • College of Southern Maryland Foundation – Calvert, Charles, St. Mary’s Public Schools
  • Girl Scouts of Central Maryland – Harford County Public Schools
  • PTA Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers-Takoma Park Elementary School, Inc.
  • Partnership and Inspiration for Engineering Education and Entrepreneurship and Carroll County Public Schools
  • Y of Central Maryland – Graceland Park-O’Donnell Heights Elementary/Middle School, Baltimore City Public Schools
  • Y of Central Maryland – Holabird Academy, Baltimore City Public Schools
  • Y of Central Maryland – Lakeland Elementary School, Baltimore City Public Schools
  • Y of Central Maryland – Moravia Park Elementary School, Baltimore City Public Schools

 

 

 

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