The fund also supports other experimental projects of education reform, such as giving 300,000 US dollars to local education committees to study how to enhance the attractiveness of public schools to students; Let dozens of universities make a survey on their administrative management and teaching objectives, and study how to connect the last two years of middle school with the first two years of university; A group of middle school teachers are equipped with classroom assistants to share the daily work, so as to increase the number of students that each teacher can manage (this is also to solve the problem of insufficient teachers) and so on. Another project worth mentioning is to study the issue of desegregation in schools. It was quite advanced to put this issue on the agenda in the early 1950s. As will be mentioned below, the Ford Foundation pays more attention to racial issues, which has always been its characteristic. The purpose of the fund is to cultivate "mature, wise, responsible citizens who can participate in a free society and have brains". Under this project,1951-1955 spent a total of 25 million dollars, of which 1/3 was used to develop TV broadcasting education, and 2/3 donated various organizations, institutions, activities and materials considered to be related to adult education. The seminar funded by the fund is completely different from the cram school that usually teaches some knowledge and skills, but it is somewhat similar to the political study seminar. The most generous organization is the American Foundation for Political Education, one of whose tasks is to organize world political seminars. This seminar is said to let ordinary citizens spend their spare time on serious and beneficial pursuits and stay away from boring entertainment programs. It is almost impossible to evaluate the success of this project. After 1955, the Ford Foundation changed its practice and directly managed the funds for radio and television education, greatly reducing the funds for various scattered seminars. "Adult Education Fund" gradually faded out.
Subsequent presidents continued to focus on education, and even decided that the Ford Foundation was an education foundation, which also paid equal attention to popularization and improvement, and highlighted the key points in turn according to the understanding of previous presidents. In the 1960s, special attention was paid to teacher training. More than 60 colleges and universities allocated huge sums of money as scholarships for normal students, which strengthened normal education for dozens of universities and improved teaching quality. Ford and Carnegie Foundation also jointly established the National Scholarship Fund, which is considered to be the largest university scholarship program in American history. In addition, a teaching equipment laboratory has been established, which specializes in experiments and designing various new school equipment and teaching tools, and has achieved fruitful results.