The Spencerport Education Foundation (SEF) awarded eight grants for the spring 2021 school year, totaling $2,700 in funding. SEF received project applications from district teachers to provide supplemental resources to enrich and enhance student learning.
The grants support district initiatives in the areas of blended learning and wellness while aligning with the SEF’s mission and vision. Awards were selected based on their alignment with SEF goals, SCSD initiatives, and the merits of the application.
To ensure students are prepared for the challenges of the twenty-first century, the Spencerport Education Foundation funds innovative programs and services that supplement and are outside the normal operations of the Spencerport School District. Spencerport Education Foundation awards monies that do the following:
•Provide an innovative and unique educational opportunity for a classroom or program in grades K-12 outside the normal operations of the district through teacher mini-grants.
•Augment the curriculum being offered by the district in grades K-12 through curriculum enhancements.
•Contribute to extra-curricular activities that benefit district programs.
Spring 2021 grants were awarded to:
•Dana Campbell (Munn) – Light table for literacy and numerics
•Kelly Crosby (Canal View) – SCERTS manuals
•Elizabeth Roth (Cosgrove) Gamification learning center
•Beth Brooks (High School) – AbleNet learning boards
•Tracy Zimmerman (Taylor) – Breakout EDU kit
•Collen Wiggs (Canal View) – Phonics manipulatives
•Kristan Marsh (Canal View) – Pioneer study kit
•Nicole Hamelin (Canal View) – Pioneer study kit
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