Partners in Education (PIE) grants have spurred innovation and creativity in the Klamath Falls City Schools through the foundation’s yearly awards to teachers and staff. These investments help teachers pilot new methods making learning intersting and effective for your people.
Grant applications are now being accepted. Many school staff members and even student clubs with a staff leader are eligible for up to a $1,000 grant to be used in programs that align with PEF’s vision and mission statements. Applications are due by May 1, 2024.
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Past receipients of Partners in Education Grants are:
Conger Elementary School
Michelle Disafano & Amy Stroh – $981 for classroom Chromebooks
Ashley McPherson – $272 for a reading curriculum supplement and a curriculum that uses music to aid in teaching and learning in a variety of disciplines
Sara Gray – $320 for a collection of partner reading books
Tammy Smith & Shawna Behm – $739 to purchase a snack cart, uniforms & ingredients to teach special needs students entrepreneurial skills
Gretchen Harwood – $700 for World Drums and a curriculum to teach multicultural lessons
Mills Elementary School
No applications submitted
Pelican Elementary School
Hollie Donaski, Jolene Grande & Kim Dunaway, Pelican Elementary School $1,181 for flexible and innovative classroom seating
Roosevelt Elementary School
Sara Johnson, Dusti Krueger & Margie Altorfer, Roosevelt Elementary School – $1,181 for classroom Chromebooks
Ponderosa Middle School
Trevor Rokosky, Ponderosa Middle School – $126 for readers theater curriculum
Klamath Union High School
Susan Kramer – $1,000 to rebuld the KU library
Dan Stearns – $500 to purchase cameras for the media design class