Rolland Lee Art Educator Grant
About the Grant
The Bluff Community Foundation is excited to announce the Rolland Lee Art Educator Grant, a $1,000 award designed to support educators in San Juan County, UT who are passionate about enhancing arts programming in their classrooms or communities. This grant honors the legacy of Rolland Lee, a champion of arts education, former Executive Director of the Bluff Community Foundation, and a beloved figure in our community, by providing funds to foster creativity and inspire future artists.
Two grants of $1,000 each will be awarded to educators who demonstrate a commitment to integrating arts into their educational practices. Whether for purchasing materials, supporting an arts-related project, or expanding access to arts experiences, this award is meant to empower educators to create transformative arts programming.
Criteria
Applicants must be currently employed as educators in San Juan County, including K-12 teachers, after-school program leaders, or other educational staff who facilitate arts-related programming.
Applicants must demonstrate a clear vision for how the grant will support arts education in their programs.
Applications will be considered based on creativity, impact, and feasibility.
The funds must be used by December 31, 2025.
How to Apply
Project Proposal – A brief description (500 words or less) of how you would use the $1,000 award to support arts programming in your classroom or community.
Budget Overview – A simple breakdown of how the funds will be allocated.
Letter of Support – A letter from a colleague, administrator, or community member supporting your work and the impact of your proposed project.
Submit via email
Deadline for Applications: All applications must be submitted by April 30th, 2025.