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GRANT RECIPIENTS
CURRICULUM GRANTS (2012)
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Name |
Recipients |
Schools |
Amount |
Grant Details |
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Response to Itervention |
Lisa
King, Jason Fredette, Erin Burke, Jennifer Mahon |
Districtwide K-3
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$2500 |
Enhance Wilmington RTI model by providing
professional development from an RTI authority
professional, increase intervention resources &
provide in-service credit for 1 teacher at each
grade level to act as an RTI liaison |
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Bring
the World of Science to Wilmington |
Lisamarie Ippolito |
Districtwide K-8 |
$3360 |
STEM
Fair with activities including: Demonstration
from Museum of Science, WCTV, Robotics, etc.
Each participant receives a journal passbook to
take notes, collect stickers & receive a
certification upon completion. |
CURRICULUM GRANTS (2011)
Family Math Night - Elementary students K-5 and
parents will participate in an evening of math games
from the Math Trailblazers Program and problem solving
activities. (Grant Recipient: Terri Buscemi)
WHS Business and SPED Life Skills
Learning Lab
- WHS Business Dept. in partnership with the Life
Skills Student Center will open a school store in the
High School as a business lab for marketing, accounting
and entrepreneurship students and provide real world
work and business training for Life Skills students.
(Grant Recipients: Krista Anderson and Mary Houde)
Multi-Cultural Performance for Foreign
Language Students
- Foreign language students in grades 9-12 will attend
an in-school musical performance by Josee Vachon to
expose them to the music and cultural aspects of the
languages they are studying to enhance their learning.
(Grant Recipients: Joyce Beckwith and Meghan Burns)
TECHNOLOGY GRANTS (2011)
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Benoit, Stacey |
Magic Wand Scanner |
Allow teachers and students in the Middle School
to scan, share and display documents, photos
etc. on the classroom projector. |
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McInerney, Patrick |
Epson Projector |
For the purpose of accessing curriculum,
modeling learning, and displaying information
for students in order to connect curriculum
content through a variety of sources of
information. |
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Peachey, Heather |
Kindles in the Library |
Kindle e-readers, cases and ebooks for the
school library to be circulated among students
similar to regular library book. |
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Sheehan, Kerry |
LCD Projector and accessories |
This LCD projector for the purpose of accessing
curriculum from websites, modeling learning,
displaying information to all students, and
using technology as a tool in lessons. |
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Stolar, Deborah |
Espon Projector |
North Intermediate School Music Room projector
will allow integration of technology into the
existing music curriculum. |
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Gordon, Lynne; Tozza, Kristen; Jablonsky, Kate;
King, Lisa |
The Kindle Kids Reading Project |
Six Kindles for above leveled learners in
reading across three classrooms. Stories
downloaded for students to formulate literature
circles and discussion groups across classrooms.
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Fidler, Jennifer |
Digital Video/Animation HD Video Cameras |
HD video camera will replace outdated cameras
and provide students with skills necessary for
transition into the video industry or
college-level class.college-level video class or
into the video industry. |
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MacDonald, Michelle |
Classroom Projector |
This projector will increase interactivity of
computer based learning by encouraging active
engagement and foster participation in group
activites. |
Congratulations!
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