Warsaw Education Foundation Announces Grant Recipients

May 28, 2022 at 12:12 a.m.

By Staff Report-

The Warsaw Education Foundation awarded Red Apple grants for the spring 2022 grant cycle.

The Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization established to support teachers and students in Warsaw Community Schools. These grants enhance the educational experience for Warsaw students. Over $11,000 was awarded this spring, according to a news release from WEF.

The 13 grants awarded were:

• The Amazing Human Race, Robin Coffman, Lakeview Middle School science

• Adaptive Omnikin Activities for Ultimate Participation, Jacob Crone, Madison Elementary physical education.

• Waders Refresh, Emily Gough, Warsaw Community High School science

• Visual and Hands on Learning for EL students, Karina Hoover, Eisenhower K-6/EL

• Rolling with Physics, Whitney Ousley, WCHS integrated physics

• Tuner Clips, Mark Ziegler, WCHS band

• PBL Weather Unit, April Aylor, Jefferson Elementary second grade

• Suture Practice, Rosemary Love, Warsaw Area Career Center

• "U" Can Play a Ukulele, Rebecca Crim, Madison Elementary music

• Technology Integration in the Dual Language Immersion classroom, Julian Luna, Leesburg second grade DLI

• Structured Literacy from the Start, Hilary Stouder and Catherine Cavanaugh, Lincoln Elementary Title 1

• Collecting Real World Data, Mark Riege, WCHS chemistry

• 3D Printer for Science Classes, Rachel Wallace, WCHS science

Follow Warsaw Education Foundation online and on Facebook for latest details.

The Warsaw Education Foundation awarded Red Apple grants for the spring 2022 grant cycle.

The Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization established to support teachers and students in Warsaw Community Schools. These grants enhance the educational experience for Warsaw students. Over $11,000 was awarded this spring, according to a news release from WEF.

The 13 grants awarded were:

• The Amazing Human Race, Robin Coffman, Lakeview Middle School science

• Adaptive Omnikin Activities for Ultimate Participation, Jacob Crone, Madison Elementary physical education.

• Waders Refresh, Emily Gough, Warsaw Community High School science

• Visual and Hands on Learning for EL students, Karina Hoover, Eisenhower K-6/EL

• Rolling with Physics, Whitney Ousley, WCHS integrated physics

• Tuner Clips, Mark Ziegler, WCHS band

• PBL Weather Unit, April Aylor, Jefferson Elementary second grade

• Suture Practice, Rosemary Love, Warsaw Area Career Center

• "U" Can Play a Ukulele, Rebecca Crim, Madison Elementary music

• Technology Integration in the Dual Language Immersion classroom, Julian Luna, Leesburg second grade DLI

• Structured Literacy from the Start, Hilary Stouder and Catherine Cavanaugh, Lincoln Elementary Title 1

• Collecting Real World Data, Mark Riege, WCHS chemistry

• 3D Printer for Science Classes, Rachel Wallace, WCHS science

Follow Warsaw Education Foundation online and on Facebook for latest details.

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