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Teaching Traveling · Mar 6, 2026

Funded Teacher PDs with March Applications

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Lillie from Teaching Traveling · Teaching Traveling

Happy March! If you want a free printable Pi Day activity for March 14, click that link! Meanwhile, please enjoy the funded teacher travel PD opportunities below with applications due this month…

Sorry about the late notice on this one, but if you move quickly you can get the application in. This is a fully funded PD in July at the LBJ Library about migration in America, and comes with a $250 stipend.

Another last-minute one: Study space travel in Florida in July with a $1,300 stipend!

This summer teacher institute at the Tenement Museum in NYC on teaching immigrant and Black history runs for a week in July and covers travel expenses, with a $500 honorarium. There is a version of this for NYC teachers in August.

All expenses are covered, plus a $1,000 stipend, for this week long July training in Western Massachusetts on teaching the Holocaust through Yiddish literature.

Housing and food are covered, and a $1,000 stipend offsets travel costs for this Ohio State University week of studying the Declaration of Independence this summer.

The American Antiquarian Society runs this 5-day August PD for educators on historic children’s voices from the colonial period through the 19th century. Lodging and some meals are provided, plus $1,500 in stipends.

Learn about Native American history in CT in July. Stipends help cover costs.

This summer seminar on teaching East Asia for K-12 educators comes with a $300 stipend, plus ample free teaching materials.

I hope these resources are helpful, and I’ll send new opportunities soon. Remember that if you want to share your own recent funded PD experience, you’re welcome to reach out to Lillie@TeachingTraveling.com and I’ll be happy to give you interview instructions to be featured on TeachingTraveling.com.

Best,

Lillie Marshall

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