Warsaw Education Foundation Grants Funding To Teacher Projects
December 19, 2024 at 5:29 p.m.
The Warsaw Education Foundation, a local nonprofit organization supporting educational excellence in Warsaw Community Schools, awarded $16,514 in Red Apple Grants to 17 teachers throughout the school system in early December.
Brooke Friedberg received a Red Apple grant for Timekettle Translation Earbuds for Newcomers at Jefferson. Photo ProvidedThese grants fund new projects, identified by the teachers, that exceed the day-to-day curriculum, from math software to translation earbuds, according to a news release from the WEF.
“Our teachers work tirelessly each day to engage their students. We want to support their hard work as they bring innovative learning experiences to local students,” said Warsaw Education Foundation Director Erin Serafino. “The Foundation seeks to make Warsaw Schools the best it can be, and supporting teachers through Red Apple Grants is our main focus.”
Dan Graney receive a Red Apple grant for Sphero Bolt+: Coding for the next decade at elementary schools throughout the district. Photo ProvidedEvery year, the Foundation raises money through its annual Quiz Bowl, corporate sponsorships and supporters. The funds raised are given to Warsaw teachers through Red Apple Grants. Any Warsaw teacher can apply for project funding through this program. Since its founding in 1987, the Foundation has funded more than $550,000 in projects that have impacted over 37,000 K-12 students.
If you would like to support similar projects in the Warsaw Schools, visit warsawedfoundation.org/donate to make a gift. Your support will fund future grants for Warsaw teachers and students.
To sign your team up for Quiz Bowl 2025, visit warsawedfoundation.org/quizbowl
Follow the Warsaw Education Foundation on Facebook at WarsawEducationFoundation.
Nate Howett received a Red Apple grant for Forged Tool Making in the Modern Era at the Warsaw Area Career Center. Photo Provided
Caleb Morrison received a Red Apple grant for a planted aquarium project at Lakeview Middle School. Photo Provided
Derek Pike received a Red Apple grants for a K-6 Macro Creek study at Madison Elementary. Photo Provided
The Warsaw Education Foundation, a local nonprofit organization supporting educational excellence in Warsaw Community Schools, awarded $16,514 in Red Apple Grants to 17 teachers throughout the school system in early December.
Brooke Friedberg received a Red Apple grant for Timekettle Translation Earbuds for Newcomers at Jefferson. Photo ProvidedThese grants fund new projects, identified by the teachers, that exceed the day-to-day curriculum, from math software to translation earbuds, according to a news release from the WEF.
“Our teachers work tirelessly each day to engage their students. We want to support their hard work as they bring innovative learning experiences to local students,” said Warsaw Education Foundation Director Erin Serafino. “The Foundation seeks to make Warsaw Schools the best it can be, and supporting teachers through Red Apple Grants is our main focus.”
Dan Graney receive a Red Apple grant for Sphero Bolt+: Coding for the next decade at elementary schools throughout the district. Photo ProvidedEvery year, the Foundation raises money through its annual Quiz Bowl, corporate sponsorships and supporters. The funds raised are given to Warsaw teachers through Red Apple Grants. Any Warsaw teacher can apply for project funding through this program. Since its founding in 1987, the Foundation has funded more than $550,000 in projects that have impacted over 37,000 K-12 students.
If you would like to support similar projects in the Warsaw Schools, visit warsawedfoundation.org/donate to make a gift. Your support will fund future grants for Warsaw teachers and students.
To sign your team up for Quiz Bowl 2025, visit warsawedfoundation.org/quizbowl
Follow the Warsaw Education Foundation on Facebook at WarsawEducationFoundation.
Nate Howett received a Red Apple grant for Forged Tool Making in the Modern Era at the Warsaw Area Career Center. Photo Provided Caleb Morrison received a Red Apple grant for a planted aquarium project at Lakeview Middle School. Photo Provided Derek Pike received a Red Apple grants for a K-6 Macro Creek study at Madison Elementary. Photo Provided