Toyota Alabama, in partnership with United Way and the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber Foundation, has awarded 64 grants to teachers across eight Huntsville City Schools.
After announcing Driving Possibilities initiative in 2023, Toyota Alabama recognized additional ways to support teachers in the classroom.
Grants announced on Oct. 10, will provide $130,000 of additional funding for projects that will significantly enhance both student learning experiences and resources for teachers. Through these grants, teachers will be able to implement classroom and building updates, acquire new hardware and software to improve educational efficiencies, and introduce curriculum innovations that support learning outcomes.
Grants were awarded to teachers from the following Driving Possibilities schools:
Chapman Middle School
James I. Dawson Elementary School
Lakewood Elementary School
Lee High School
Mae Jemison High School
Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School
McNair Jr. High School
Rolling Hills Elementary School
The DRIVE grant program reflects Toyota Alabama's dedication to expanding access to opportunities that strengthen the Huntsville community. In 2023, Toyota announced its initial commitment of $6.7 million for Driving Possibilities in 2023. The initiative is focused on closing educational gaps for Pre-K-12 students through hands-on STEM programming, career readiness, and support for essential student and family needs.
