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Page states 'Imagination Grants will re-open September 2018' — the program has been inactive since 2018.
Imagination Grants is sponsored by Evergreen School District Foundation. The Evergreen School District Foundation offers "Imagination Grants" to support programs within Washington schools.
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Imagination Grants - Evergreen School District Foundation $10,000 annually for grants outside the scope of Educational Excellence Grants. Imagination Grants will re-open September 2018. For more information please contact the Foundation at 360-604-4022 or [email protected] 2017-18 Evergreen School District Foundation Imagination Grant Guidelines Imagination Grant Process: Complete application for grant .
Submit to building principal for signature. All applications are open from October 1, 2017 – April 1, 2018 and need to be submitted electronically through the ESDF Website. The appropriations committee is comprised of a committee from ESDF Board.
All applicants will receive direct notification of award decisions. All grant recipients must fill out a Project Completion Report, signed by the building principal after project completion, and submitted by June 30, 2018 for school year projects and September 30, 2018 for summer programs. In order to be considered for future grant funding, applicants must fill out Project Completion Reports completely and return to the ESDF.
Applicants are encouraged to seek matching funds through grants, PTA/PTOs and other funding sources. Distribution to begin December 2017. Imagination Grants Criteria: Programs supporting educational essentials in the classroom/school will be considered.
Areas included are those that would be advantageous for students’ educational success Preference will be given to applications for classrooms that use imaginative approaches to student success Eligibility for all grants or continuing programs is contingent upon submission of all applicable Project Completion Reports from prior grant cycles. If a PCR was not received from the previous year, grants will not be considered.
Only one grant submission per teacher will be considered by ESDF. Non-fundable requests include teacher release time, salaries, food for celebrations, clothing, direct gifts, and prizes. Applications requiring purchase and/or usage of technology-related equipment will be sent to the IT Department of the Evergreen Public Schools for approval before consideration.
Awards must be utilized for the program elements as requested in the original grant application. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Applicants must meet ESDF grant criteria, submit a complete application package for consideration, and receive endorsement from the school principal.
Grants will be evaluated based on the following five impact areas: Number and groups of students, communities Duration, creativity and completeness Well defined and supported program, clear metrics Involvement in ESDF sponsored events Grant recipients must submit a Project Completion Report by June 30, 2018 for school year projects and by September 30, 2018 for summer programs.
For questions please contact Rebecca Bafus at: 360-604-4022 or email [email protected]
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Washington Schools, specifically within the Evergreen School District. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Imagination Grants is funded by Evergreen School District Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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