Warsaw Education Foundation Announces Grant Recipients
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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
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