Supplemental Services
Grant Description
Three percent of state Adult Education funding is used to fund activities that support adult education programs and staff across Minnesota in key areas, as outlined in Minnesota Statute 124D.522. The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) makes this funding available through Adult Education Supplemental Service Grant opportunities. Eligible applicants must be non-profit organizations or adult basic education grant-funded providers.
Current Supplemental Service Grants focus on providing support to Minnesota adult education programs and staff in the following areas:
- Assessment and Support Staff Training
- Digital Learning and Technology Services
- Disability Services
- Professional Development and System Support
- Racial Equity in Adult Education
- Statewide Initiatives, Conference, and Marketing Activities
- Volunteer and Outreach Services
Current Grantees
Learn more about the current supplemental service grants and the services they provide through the Adult Education Support Network.
Next Application Period
The Minnesota Department of Education conducts a grant competition for Adult Education Supplemental Service funding every three years. The next competition is anticipated to be in spring 2027.
Reporting Requirements
Reporting requirements for Supplemental Service grantees can be found on the Reporting Requirements page of this website.