IMPACT GRANTS
Our Student Impact Grants invest over $15,000 yearly to bring essential resources directly into classrooms, empowering teachers and inspiring students. By funding creative tools, technology, and hands-on learning materials, we’re breaking down barriers and building dynamic, engaging learning environments where students can thrive.
Winter 2025 Impact Grant Awards
CONGRATULATIONS !
Blue Hills
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Roxanne Bennett was awarded $212 for stationary bikes for students
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Chris Osborne was awarded $712 for a share cart in the cafeteria
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Kelly Fitterer and Allyson Ragan were awarded $353 for headphones
Buckner
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Danielle Robertson was awarded $429 for books to help students with social emotional support
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Krista Culbertson was awarded $900 for items for adaptive needs for students in specials classes
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Erica Wood was awarded $500 for Competency Based Learning items
Cler-Mont
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Jessie Lewis was awarded $308 for recess materials for students
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Sharon Shearer was awarded $200 for legos for the Lego club
Career & Technology Center
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Ginger McCabe was awarded $800 for an industrial grade toolbox
Elm Grove
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Casey Kuska was awarded $999 for a reading room
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Rachel Thrall was awarded $253 for Special Education Sensory items
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Melissa Fruean was awarded $350 for headphones
Fort Osage High School
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Ashley Ginger was awarded $200 for a chromebook for Decision Day
Fort Connect
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Katie Don Carlos was awarded $240 for workout equipment for students
Indian Trails
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Michelle Tranbarger was awarded $240 for classroom headphones
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Cassaday Good was awarded $260 for for items needed for a kindness eWall
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Mandy Brown was awarded $600 for items needed for a life cycle lesson
Lewis and Clark
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Dawn Clifford was awarded $335 for woodworking tools for students
Osage Trail Middle School
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Amanda Holder was awarded $300 for standing desks for students
