Classroom Innovation Scholarship

Through the support of our generous funders, we have scholarships available for educators around the world who want to redesign their classrooms and inspire change in their communities.

Professional Development That Works

Take your classroom from one-size-fits-all to an equitable, student-centered space with a model that works. A Classroom Innovation Scholarship offers full tuition to the Virtual Mentorship Program, which includes:

An Expert Mentor

Work closely with an expert educator whose experience matches your needs.

Certified Credentials

Earn graduate credits, continuing education units, micro-credentials, and more.

Materials You’ll Use

Build lessons you’ll actually use - with detailed feedback from your mentor.

A Global Network

Build a professional learning network with peers worldwide in our Educator Commons.

Opportunity for All

We are committed to providing access to the Virtual Mentorship Program to as many school communities as possible. As a result, we may not be able to accept multiple scholars from individual schools and districts. If your school community has multiple interested educators, we would love to partner and pilot training for your teachers on a wider scale.

We work with a number of foundations, schools, and districts to provide additional scholarships for our Virtual Mentorship Program to educators in specific regions and districts. Review our scholarships page to see if there is a scholarship available for your region.

“This was the best PD opportunity that my district has shared out in the last 4 years. I’m excited about putting some new strategies into practice in my own classroom in the future.”

— Kathryn, 3rd grade teacher

A closer look at our Virtual Mentorship Program.

The Virtual Mentorship Program is a self-paced, 25-30 hour online program where you’ll create a complete unit and concrete plans to launch your student-centered classroom with the support of an Expert Mentor.

Join an Upcoming Session:

We offer 12-week sessions in the fall and spring and 5-week sessions during the summer. Registration for each session typically opens 12 weeks prior to the session's start date. Current sessions open for registration are: