Apply to spend a year in our nation's capital as an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow, an opportunity for elementary and secondary science and math teachers, enacted by Congress and funded by the Department of Energy - Office of Science, with participation from NASA and the National Science Foundation. Now in its ninth year, ExploraVision is an innovative science and technology recognition program offering motivation and awards to K-12 students of all ability and interest levels. ExploraVision is designed to excite and engage students in the infinite potential of science and technology. The program invites students to think into the future, combining applied knowledge of science and technology with imagination to create a vision of technology twenty years from now. Research, writing, computer and artistic skills are also integral to the competition.
Students collaborate in teams of two, three, or four participants and are judged by grade level.
There are still some NASA grants available. There were hundreds of grants available, only one in each congressional district in each state. They are awarded on a first come, first serve basis. Many have been filled but there are still some available. There are many grants, scholarships, and contests described on this web site.