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November 6, 2023 By Amy Pancake

Hampshire County Community Foundation Announces 2023-24 Mini Grants to Teachers

HCCF Board Chair Michael Cheshire presents a mini grant to Slanesville Elementary School teacher Jackie Heath.

More than $10,000 in grant funding was dispersed to teachers and staff at Hampshire County Schools and EACHS Head Start through the Hampshire County Community Foundation’s Mini Grants to Teachers program, which has awarded more than $78,000 in teacher mini grants since 2014.

Teachers throughout the county are encouraged to submit their needs for new classroom programs through a simple application at the beginning of the school year. Each teacher is eligible for up to a $500 award. These awards are intended to help teachers motivate and challenge their students to learn. Examples of Teacher Mini Grant awards include books for classroom libraries, comfortable spaces for independent reading, STEM materials even including drones, music and art supplies. Counselors, librarians, and school nurses are also eligible to apply.

“The Mini-Grant program connects teachers to community support, often providing additional financial resources to facilitate exciting, innovative programs,” says HCCF director, Amy Pancake. “It is a great way to thank our educators for their tremendous impact in Hampshire County.”

Twenty-three projects were funded with the support of Hampshire County Schools and donors to Hampshire County Education Fund, including:

Augusta Elementary School
Charlotte Woleslagle – $360.00 – 5th grade comprehension novel study
Barbara Ray – $472.71 – Inspiring Genius
Destiny Mullan – $489.66 – A “Handy” Way to Learn
Jennifer Metzler – $500.00 – Hand 2 Mind Learning

Capon Bridge Elementary School
Christian Shank – $462.00 – Hands-on Sight Words: Engaging Activities to Boost Reading Skills
Ann Huffman – $425.00 – Bring on Cooperative Groups
Kelly Miller – $500.00 – Math and Reading Station, Organization and seating

Capon Bridge Middle School
Arianna Pownall – $500.00  – Dissecting & Lava Lamp Science Activity
Joyce Main – $500.00 – Anatomical models for science classroom
Patricia Crowley – $500.00 – Anatomical models for science classroom

EACHS Head Start
Kelly Rayner –  $500.00 – The Importance of Literacy and Arts

Hampshire High School
Michael Anderson – $478.00 – Airbrush Set for Class
Amanda Whitacre  – $500.00 – Earth and Space Science
Beilan Su – $500.00 – Science Calculators
Jessica Evans – $500.00 – Exploring Earth and Space Science
Tina Lee – $500.00 – Lockdown Buckets
Adam Feazell – $250.00 – FLEX Student Support
Mary Basinger – $492.18  – Strategies for Success in Math Classroom
Sadie Alkire – $500.00 – Pride & Spirit Yearbook
Lindsay McNelis  – $300.00 – Novels for English 9

Romney Elementary School
Lisa Hughes – $462.73 – Development of Executive Foundation Skills for Success

Romney Middle School
Crystal Rexrode – $500.00 – STEM Beautification

Slanesville Elementary School
Jackie Heath – $500.00 – Flexible Seating

Gifts to the Education Fund may be made at any time. Making a gift of support for this program is easy (and tax deductible). Checks may be payable and mailed to: HCCF, PO Box 40, Romney, WV 26757 with “Teacher Grants” in the memo, or donors may make an on-line gift by going to https://www.ewvcf.org/donate/ and selecting the Hampshire County Education Fund from the drop-down menu.

Filed Under: Hampshire County, Uncategorized

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