2025-26 Grants
The Morris Educational Foundation funds projects in the Morris School District that create new models for learning, enrich the curriculum, promote self-esteem, enhance and expand enrichment opportunities, and help teachers grow professionally. Our goal is to ensure the highest level of educational innovation supporting students and staff in all 10 schools in a partnership of lifelong learning.
$194,108 in grants for Morris School District students and staff were approved during the 2025-2026 school year.
Initiatives for Students, Teachers & Schools
Please click the grant titles below in blue to view more about its impact.
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Advanced Telephoto Sport Lens - $5,798Advanced Telephoto Sport Lens – Advanced telephoto sport lenses for fast action sports/event photography in the Morristown High School Photography program.
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Artisan Academy - $50,000
Artisan Academy – A pathway at Morristown High School providing student creators with the skills, resources, and mentoring support to create marketable products.
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Bringing Learning to Life – $7,050
Materials to support active and developmentally appropriate dramatic play learning experiences in Woodland School kindergarten classrooms.
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Chemistry Equipment – $5,000Support for cutting-edge materials to enhance chemistry education at Morristown High School.
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A two-day “learn through play” celebration of our country’s 250th birthday for the students of Normandy Park School.
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A grant for each of the 10 Morris School District schools to support cultural arts programming.
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Morris School District bilingual kindergarten classes get hands-on cooking experience while developing their social and instructional language skills.
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Eighth Grade Trip Financial Assistance – $5,100Support for 15 Frelinghuysen Middle School students on free or reduced lunch to attend the 8th-grade trip to New York City.
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Exploring Identity: La Gringa at Repertorio Español – $1,320
A Spanish-language and cultural immersive experience for Morristown High School students in Latinx History, Heritage Spanish 2, and Spanish 5 Honors.
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Footprints – $1,700Connecting Frelinghuysen Middle School students and Hillcrest Elementary School kindergarten students to foster mentorship and academic skill-building.
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FMS Falcon Flight Crew Peer Leader Program – $3,000Training to cultivate student leadership to support 6th graders during their critical transition into middle school.
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Living Voices: Within the Silence – $5,000Performance combined with archival film transforms the history of the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans into a moving, personal journey for Morristown High School US History 1 and 2 students.

