High Tech High Heels North Texas

How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)

Grant applications are reviewed and approved by the grant committee. the grant application contains information about the grantee organization and its officers, the dollar amount requested, and detailed information about the proposed use of the grant proceeds. each application is assessed based on its alignment with hthh objectives and national stem indicators and other scoring criteria. site visits may also be conducted. grant recommendations are then presented to the board of directors for approval. a majority of board members must approve a grant recommendation before it can be funded. a grant notification letter is sent to the grant applicants advising them of the grant approval and the reporting requirements that must be complied with for monitoring purposes. the community impact committee (cic) monitors the progress of each grant to make sure it meets the program goals in the time specified in their application. if the grantee is not meeting its expectation, it can submit a revised grant proposal for consideration. in the event that the grantee cannot meet their program goals, the cic can recommend to the boad of directors to request that the funding be returned. the executive committee may, at their discretion, approve minor changes to the terms of a grant such as an extension of the grant period or changes of application of the funds that align with the original purpose of the grant. the board must approve major changes to the terms of a grant, such as redirecting the