The Concord Trust

Supporting Innovation in Concord, New Hampshire Public Schools

The Concord Trust for the Enhancement of Public Education, a non-profit organization established in 1997, provides grants to fund innovative projects that enhance the educational experience in public schools in Concord, New Hampshire.  Each year, The Concord Trust funds a variety of creative educational projects based upon grant requests made by Concord teachers, administrators, and staff.

The Concord Trust makes a difference in Concord’s public schools. The Concord Trust encourages collaboration and the sharing of innovative new ideas throughout the Concord public schools. Several pilot programs funded initially by Concord Trust grants have been incorporated into the Concord School District curriculum. All of Concord’s ten schools have applied for and received grants from the Trust. Since its inception, the Trust has awarded grants totaling over $100,000.

The Concord Trust for the Enhancement of Public Education is independent from the Concord School District, but works in collaboration with the Concord School Board and administration to insure that grants compliment the curriculum and facilities. The Trust is administered by a volunteer board of trustees and has no paid staff.

To find more information about these and other innovative educational projects funded by the Concord Trust, click here.