Snohomish Education Foundation to award $23,749 in classroom grants

Congratulations to the many Snohomish School District employees who are the recipients of this year’s Snohomish Education Foundation (SEF) classroom grant program. The SEF will award 38 grants totaling $23,749 to teachers and classrooms throughout the District. Grant recipients will be awarded at a ceremony at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 17, in the District’s RSC training room. Recipients are:

 

Cascade View Elementary

  • Kathleen VanHorn- $525.48 – Signing Exact English dictionaries

  • Wendy Stegall - $500 – Bikes and scooters for special education

Cathcart Elementary

  • Liz Abendroth - $500 – Whole picture art curriculum

Central Elementary

  • Erica Fague - $500 – Kindergarten registration packets

  • Abbey Assink - $516.35 – Kindergarten carpet

Dutch Hill Elementary

  • Megan Hammer, Dawn Cort and Christina Pettit - $213.70 – Box of facts
  • Nicole Janzen - $420 – Earbuds for computer lab

  • Val Stensland and Perilyn Johnson - $199 – School fitness program supplies

  • Carmen Marchel, Zan Pederson-Moens, Alex Snyder and Kimberlee Spaetig-Peterson - $288.43 – Tiles and ink

  • Kimberlee Spaetig-Peterson - $172.15 – Knex and  $100 for edible science

Emerson Elementary

  • David Martinson - $400 – Model car building for EBD program

  • El Rue Stowell - $402.50 – 12 flashmasters

  • Jenny Granger - $750.00 – Electronic books

Little Cedars Elementary

  • Phyllis Bazzano-Carr, Karen Erickson, Julie Filer, Peggy McCormack and Julie Poier - $320 – Mentor texts for writing

Machias Elementary

  • Ginny Schilaty - $1,000 – Day of science

Riverview Elementary

  • Laura Lipke, Jody Bostock, Sarah Ladd, Kristen Beverford, Erika Landis, Katie Haugland, Amy Reese, Emi Halvorsen  and Jeff Thoreson - $750- Books and CDs for listening centers

Totem Falls Elementary

  • Jenny Jordan and Patty Stromerson - $351.75 –Tile project

  • Karen Hickenbottom - $750 – Lego league robotics

Centennial Middle School

  • Jennifer Morrell, Andrew Smith, Robyn Biggerstaff and Garry Bower – $1,104.17 - Classroom atlas set

  • Carolyn Coombs - $500 – Pedometers for PE

  • Janet Dickison - $700 – Friendship garden  for connections program

Valley View Middle School

  • Elizabeth Harms - $553.20- Student tales project

  • Cameron Stewart, Judy Dahlberg, Erika Robbins, Janet Markov and Sydney Ocheltree – $2,066.26 – Physical science textbooks

  •  Malcolm Bates - $1,000 – Day of arts

Glacier Peak High School

  • Tami Caraballo - $750 – Molecular model materials
  • Tami Caraballo, Chris Scott, Kerensa Moon, Brian Hill, Jennifer O'Ryan and Jean Ingersoll - $259 – Knex DNA replication model Kits

  • Jean Ingersoll and Mark Wolitarsky – $308.68 – Harwood for incline ramps

  • Cathy Tanasse and Bryan Mossburg - $250 – Materials for display easels

  • Alicia Sents - $2,000 - Flip cameras

  • Sharon Sanchez - $150 - Career handbooks

Snohomish High School

  • Cindy Somers - $750 – Contract-based curriculum materials

  • Ben Doucette - $2,000 – Flip cameras

  • Tony Stapleton and Tami Caraballo - $280 – Peg sculpture for forensic anthropology study

Transition Center

  • Michael Graystone - $750 – Life fitness program

  • Michael Graystone - $750 – Art and ceramic supplies

AIM High School

  • Heidi Whited - $460 – Early childhood curriculum, Love and Logic
  • Margo Goodloe - $440 – Cooking class supplies