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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.

Fall 2024 Impact Grant Awards

CONGRATULATIONS !

 

Blue Hills

  • Diane Sisson who received $250 for Alphabet Sounds Teaching Tubs

  • Dana Ball who received $125 for Kindergarten classroom headphones

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Buckner

  • Heather Bowman who received $400 for school wide sensory regulation items

  • Alicia Stringer who received $600 for resources and tools for students with autism communication needs, sensory items, and play based learning centers.

  • Jennifer Lee who received $630 for word kits for intervention with students.

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Cler-Mont

  • Jamie Goldesberry who received $180 for new classroom books

  • Jaime Guthrie who received $375 for 1st grade classroom headphones

  • Rachel Elefson who received $70 for letter writing fun

  • Lori Crozier who received $350.75 for conscious discipline materials to help manage life's emotions.

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Career & Technology Center

  • Jim Lumpkin who received $550 for eSports Nintendo consoles.

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Elm Grove

  • Morgan Gilliland who received $200 for interactive IEP student workbooks.

  • Rebecca Dillon & Jeff Harris who received $500 for makerspace items

  • Sarah Steffens who received $488.52 for reading connections

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Fort Osage High School

  • Lindsay Thompson & Melanie Demore who received $400 for hosting a silent reading community event.

  • Jamie Lamb & Jacqueline Walker who received $370 for a career closet

  • Stacy Foree who received $300 for a Spanish classroom library

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Fort Connect

  • Adam Surry who received $500 for products to get started with a laser engraver and screen printer work with students.

  • Renee Bartlett who received $450 for real world learning kitchen creating

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Indian Trails

  • Jesse Reser who received $500 for archery club supplies

  • Michaela Clark who received $200 for cooking experiences with life skills students

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Lewis and Clark

  • Kelly Wilson who received $400 for empowering future innovators with 3D printing

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Osage Trail Middle School

  • Valerie Seedorff who received $350 for items to create a calm space for students to regulate emotions.

  • Katie Dougherty who received $100 for an adjustable computer desk for classroom management.

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