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teachers in woodstown-pilesgrove regional school district receive grants - document camera
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Teachers in Woodtown
The Pilesgrove district school district received grants at an Education Council meeting on Thursday night.
Teachers in the area were awarded a total of $18,400. The Woodstown-
The Pilesgrove School Foundation raises and rewards funds to the school district to cover projects that are not included in the school district's budget.
The awards were awarded to Mary S's kindergarten teachers Alison Barnes, Charlene granb and Catherine luano.
Shoemaker School, a mobile document camera and projector costs $1,200. • Pre-
Kindergarten to fourth
Grade art teacher Susan E. Chapman-
Mary S.
Shoemaker School, a document camera and a projector for installation costs $1,975.
• First to third
Grade teachers Martha apagni, Beth neidman and Jamie Morgan from Mary S.
Shoemaker School, $1,500, for the purchase of books for students to take home in the summer as part of the baggie book program. • Fifth-
Grade Reading teacher Shelly Cortes at Woodstown Middle School, $1,500, for leveling text, group teaching and reading materials at the library.
Sixth to seventh
Grade Reading teacher Joan Baba giowani from Woodtown Middle School paid $3,500 for flat text, group teaching and library reading materials. • Eighth-
Science and seventh gradegrade pre-
Jeffrey R, engineering teacher
Allen at Woods Town Middle School, $ T1-30, $3,23584 Plus EZ-
Spot graphics calculator. • Eighth-
Heather vencera, a grade teacher from Woodtown middle school, bought three Lego mind storm kits for the Lego robot project for $1,040.
Spanish teacher Mauricio Castro at Woodtown Middle School, $2,500 smart motherboard and projector.
Family and consumer science teacher Melissa sifulolio at Woods High School costs $1,000 for five Singer sewing machines.
Lori LACO, an art teacher at Woodtown High School, $950 for supplies to showcase student artwork throughout the community.
Funds used to grant grants come from individual donations and fund-raising activities sponsored by Woodstown --
Pierce Grove School FoundationWPSF)
According to a press release.
The organization will also host 5 k for their next fundraising event. 29.
For details, please contact WPSF, chairman of John Hathaway, at302-750-2933 or email.
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