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 !
Buckner Elementary
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Brittney Keirn was awarded $175 for regulation needs across the building
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Candice Bryant was awarded $275. for tonieboxes listening stations
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Deanna Spooner was awarded $178 for tools to regulate
Cler-Mont Elementary
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Jamie Goldesberry was awarded $350 for math and reading stations
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Meredith Schuberth, Jamie Guthrie, Katie Glasford, and Lori Crozier were awarded $388 to help students with conflict management
Career & Technology Center
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Jamie Bergsieker was awarded $600 for C-Readers for skilled trades students
Elm Grove Elementary
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Sarah VanZandt was awarded $380 for reading resources
Fire Prairie Upper Elementary
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Joseph Jackson was awarded $400 for a movable maker's space
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Lisa Sims was awarded $320 for visible thinking boards
Fort Connect
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Brian Curp was awarded $500 for shop netting/protective barrier
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Daniel Gwadera was awarded $500 for fine art supplies
Fort Osage High School
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Brad Drinkwater was awarded $500 for the Cornhole Club
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Jacqueline Walker and Jamie Lamb were awarded $500 for the CIC Business Accelerator Store
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Mallory Simons was awarded $500 for air fryers for nutrition and wellness
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Tara Tuley was awarded $375 for scientific calculators
Indian Trails Elementary
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Jesse Reser was awarded $500 for the Archery Club
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Sariann Patrick was awarded $100 for wipebooks for vertical teaching
Lewis and Clark Academy
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Kelly Wilson was awarded $300 for revitalizing handwriting support
Osage Trail Middle School
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Sarah Dowell was awarded $854 for tennis
Woodland Early Childhood Center
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Jensen Stillwell was awarded $350 for a sensory swing
