Here are some of the ways the grants given to our teachers have made a difference:
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Daily School Announcements made possible using grant funded Fire TV Stick
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Project Lead The Way micropipettes
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Purchased authentic human bones kits for our Forensics classes
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Furnished start-up costs and supplies for a new Coding Club
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Funded a retention pond for hands-on learning in
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Sponsored the Speech and Debate team so they could compete state-wide
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Covered cost for science books in French, Chinese, and German in support of our World Language magnet, plus
nearly 200 books for our 32 AP courses -
Supplied start-up costs for the school’s new
Literary Magazine
Grant Recipients: 2022-2023
Front Row: Leslie Highfill, Gabriela Neufeld, Katie Linker, Kaitlin Craig, Jinko Dailey
Back Row: William Fullenwider, DeAnna Hoobler, Magdalena Clinton, Hyelynn Koo
Missing: Hildegardo Avila-Carranza, Nela Sprinkle, Jessica Rios-Olivares, Jacqueline Jenkins,
Teresa Blaine, Mollie Peterson, Katlyn Villier, Carrie DeWilliams, Amy McNelis
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ACT Prep Class reading materials.
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Refrigerator for Biology Department.
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20 copies of “La distancia entre nostros” for Spanish for Native Speakers class.
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Site license for “Generation Genious” for Extension students.
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2 Spectrophotometers for Chemistry students.
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Headphones with microphone for World Language department to use for testing.
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Forensics Science lab supplies.
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Japanese World Language -expenses for gift exchange with Japanese Global Exchange students.
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Go-Direct Wireless Gas Pressure Sensor Probes for Biomedical Science students.
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pGLO Bacterial Transformation lab kits for AP Biology students.
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Equipment and supplies for Biomedical Science Pathway students.
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Costs for Future Problem Solvers Club competition.
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Funded cost of guest speaker to advise and supplement instruction on public for AP Seminar class.
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Mini-Greenhouse kit and seeds for Botany Club.
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American Sign Language conference fees for 2 ASL teachers.
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Shed, locks, storage and wheel barrows for National Math & Science Honor Society.
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Botany End of Year project to fix up the pond on campus. Pond will be recognized as a wildlife habitat.
Grants In Action: 2022-2023
Grants In Action: 2021-2022
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ACT / SAT Prep Class Graphing Calculators
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Pre-Calculus Lesson Plans
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Forensic Science Laboratory Supplies
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Orchestra Cello Bows
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Rise Sports Marketing Digital Camera
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Future Problem Solvers State Tournament
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Band Sight Reading Books
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Classroom Wireless Presentation Clickers
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Language Magnet Headsets
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Earth & Environmental Science Laboratory Kits
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Journalism Wordpress Annual Subscription
Grants In Action: 2019-2020
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Purchase of EC leveled book sets for EC English
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Purchase of CTE 2 sets of micropippettes for PLTW (Project Lead the Way )Biomedical Science
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Purchase of a firestick for Main Office TV For communication from Counseling Staff
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Purchase of novel sets “We are Witnesses” for the English department
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Purchase of book set for the English department
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Purchase of technology for the English department
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Purchase of technology for the Math department
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Purchase of Pear Deck software subscription for CTE Business & Finance
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Purchase of technology for EC department
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Purchase of art supplies for student displays at local exhibit
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Funded conference fee for World Language Conference
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Purchase of Coffee Cart and coffee pot to create a coffee shop on campus where the students work and manage so they can work on social & life skills for EC department
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Purchase of Club Vex components for Tech, Robotics, Engineering Clubs
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Purchase of required reading/classroom set “In the Time of Butterflies” by Julia Alvarez for Civics and Econ
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Purchase of Cart, PowerPoint clicker, supplies for mobile Math classroom
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Purchase of 10 3 book sets for Honors Leadership and Learning
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Purchase of Screen Cloud software subscription which allows announcements and community events to be displayed on screens across campus (has been purchased for 2018-19, 2019-20 & 2020-2021)
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Replaced the Nuke Amplifier for band students
Grants In Action: 2017-2018
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Purchase of over 100 Spanish language fiction books available for check-out to native language ELL students, novice Spanish students to AP World Language Magnet students
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Purchase of Fixture Displays cell phone iPad mini charging station lockers mail slots
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Purchase of a full set of state and territory flags