Horizon Elementary’s Loura Olson and Karina Servan are always seeking new ways to support their amazing second-grade DLI instruction for math, Spanish, and language arts. But budgets are limited,

Regulating emotions is sometimes a challenge for kids and can interfere with learning. So Tricia Kamp, our Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, is always looking for self-regulating implements

Children come to school each day with all kinds of different challenges and experiences. So, it’s important for Longview Elementary’s Katie McBride to be prepared to adapt and pivot based on the

Always looking for ways to expand and optimize student learning in the nail technician program, MHS teacher Dixie Davis wanted to grow her collection of colors for their new dip systems. But each

Murray High School teacher Teacher Lynley Hogan wanted to give her US History and AP World Civ students more tangible learning experiences. Since taking them across the world to visit historic sites

Grant Elementary 5th Grade Teacher Goldie Lundeen doesn’t like to let effort and achievement go unnoticed. That’s why for her MEF grant, she was able to purchase art supplies that are typically

The subjects of Art and Math don’t seem like they belong together… and yet, for Grant Elementary Kindergarten Teacher Lyndsee Wheeler the answer is in brain synergy! That’s because she’s discovered

Grant Elementary’s Jennifer Frampton recently read The Mitten to her kindergarten class. This classic Ukrainian fairy tale follows a boy who loses a mitten that his mother knitted for him in the

Mrs. Angie Thompson’s first and second-grade students used their MEF grant funding to purchase an incubator and supplies to hatch several baby chicks! “What a magical week watching these little