Current Grants
| Grant Name | Details | Total Awarded |
|---|---|---|
| Middle College High School Grant (non-competitive allocation) | The goal of this program is to select at-promise high school pupils who are performing below their academic potential and place them in an alternative high school located on a community college campus to reduce the likelihood they will drop out of school prior to graduation. | $131,142.00 |
| Rebuilding Nursing Infrastructure Grant – Round 1 | This initiative seeks to increase the number of qualified nursing graduates equipped to enter the workforce and ensure the sustainability of high-quality healthcare for California residents. | $1,150,000.00 |
| Rising Scholars Grant – Round 2 | This grant provides assistance and supportive services to students who have been previously incarcerated, or justice involved, helping them discover a viable career pathway for lifelong success. | $355,557.00 |
| Environmental Educators Cohort Grant | This grant supports educators leading the way in California schools' environmental learning and sustainability efforts. The project’s title is “Enhancing Urban Biodiversity Through Native Plant Education.” | $19,900.00 |
| MESA Grant | The MESA Grant supports the Student Success Center by paying for tutors, funds conferences which are attended by the students, and supports the purchase of some items for the Student Success Center. | $410,656.00 |
| Song-Brown Healthcare Grant | This grant will help support programs that train family care physicians, midwives, registered nurses and primary care nurse practitioners. | $90,000.00 |
| Strong Workforce Program (SWP) Round 10 | The SWP's goals: 1) increase the number of students enrolled in programs leading to high-demand, high-wage jobs and 2) improve program quality, as evidenced by more students completing or transferring programs, getting employed or improving their earnings. | $1,195,024.00 |
| HRTP 3 (EV/Tech Program) | Under the HRTP grant, San Bernardino Valley College will provide training programs in Bidirectional EV Charging Station and Clean Energy Technology Pathway Programs. | $218,229.49 |
| HRTP 3 (MAP/CPL) | Under the HRTP grant, San Bernardino Valley College will provide a Mapping Articulated Pathways (MAP)/CPL Associate with the goal of developing a total of 30 CPL crosswalks that support the four priority industry sectors in collaboration with partner community colleges. | $191,100.00 |
| Rebuilding Nursing Infrastructure Grant – Round 2 | Round 2 of this program continues to build nursing education capacity for SBVC’s ADN Program with an emphasis on launching new ADN programs, as well as focus on strengthening faculty pipeline. | $1,511,831.00 |
| California Apprenticeship Initiative (CAI): New and Innovative Grant – Early Childhood Education | This grant supports the Early Childhood Education apprenticeship program. It will provide education, certification, and placement into community training opportunities. | $1,324,048.00 |
| California Apprenticeship Initiative (CAI): New and Innovative Grant – Nursing | This grant supports the Nursing-LVN apprenticeship program. It will provide education, certification, and placement into community training opportunities. | $287,998.00 |
| NASA Grant Allocation | This grant enhances the STEM preparation at California Community Colleges, resulting in increased graduation rates and greater campus enrollments in STEM disciplines. | $10,650.00 |
| Gates Foundation Pathways Education Grant | This project creates a three-year dual enrollment Artificial Intelligence (AI) Essential Skills Pathway to improve postsecondary transitions by expanding equitable access to emerging technology. Partners include San Andreas, Arroyo Valley and Pacific High Schools. | $1,100,000.00 |
| (Rep. Aguilar) Community Project Funding FY 27 | We received appropriations (federal earmark) to supplement construction costs of the Legacy Village project. | $1,200,000.00 |
| Nursing Education Investment Fund Grant Program | Nursing Education Investment Grants Program provides funding to support projects that facilitate, coordinate with, or complement efforts to educate and train nurses through California community colleges. | $300,000.00 |
| Total Grants Received, FY 2025-2026 | $9,496,135.49 | |
