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Teacher Enrichment Grant - Ohio Art Education Association Ohio Art Education Association Writing Professional Development Goals Ohio's Four-Tiered Licensure Structure Earning Graduate Credit for Leadership OAEA Financial Statements Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Nominations & Submissions Timeline Art Educator of the Year Criteria TAB/ Choice Interest Group Blog YAM Flag & Graphic Design Emerging Artists High School Show Jerry Tollifson Art Criticism Open Annual Statehouse Exhibit Ohio House of Representatives Show Governor's Youth Art Exhibition Update Membership Profile Classroom Incentive Grant Classroom Incentive Grant OAEF Teacher Enrichment Grant Application **Must be current member of OAEA.
** To join OAEA, click here . Ohio Art Education Foundation - Teacher Enrichment Grants The Ohio Art Education Foundation (OAEF) invites applications for the Teacher Enrichment Program. Since the OAEA is not a grants-making association, the Ohio Art Education Foundation was established as an independent organization to provide support for a variety of art education programs.
The Teacher Enrichment program was developed to support professional enrichment or development opportunities and specialized activities that advance or re-focus the development of skills by assisting with costs such as: • Expenses for participation in seminars, workshops, conferences, training programs, or meetings. • Books, software, or materials required for the proposed professional development activity.
• Equipment that broadens or deepens skills or advances an applicant’s professional development. You must be an active teaching member of the Ohio Art Education Association. You may apply for a grant of up to $1,500 .
The number of grants funded will depend on the availability of funds. Proposals for the following will not be considered: National Art Education Association or Ohio Art Education Association Conferences. Funds may not be used for college tuition or graduate credit.
Applicants agree to attend the stated professional development activity, provide receipts to the Foundation for reimbursement, and submit a brief final report. September 15 th midnight annually. Notification of approval no later than September 30 th .
As part of the online application you will be required to submit a proposal, an itemized budget, a letter of support, a program brochure and online application cover page as described below. You will be asked to upload these five documents individually. Please upload grant documents in order below as .
pdf, . doc(x) and/or . jpg file attachments.
All documents must be uploaded for grant eligibility. Applications may be uploaded on the OAEA website under the Foundation section. Applicants will submit the following as part of the electronic application process: Completed and signed Teacher Enrichment Grant Application.
Submission serves as an electronic signature. A proposal (maximum one page) Explain as clearly as possible the connection between what is being requested and how it supports your professional growth and development, advances existing or develops new skill sets, and/or leads you closer to a short or long-term career goal/aspiration. Also include in the proposal a few sentences about yourself and your role in your organization.
The rationale as to how your attendance at the professional development event will impact your art education classroom. How will the professional development event impact you as a professional art educator? The proposal does not have to be lengthy, but the link between the request and your professional development must be explained clearly.
Project timeline including completion date. An itemized budget/breakdown and documentation of all intended costs. If additional funding comes from your school district or other sources and/or from personal funds, please indicate that as part of the total budget.
Please specify the amount of funds requested from the Foundation. You may use Federal Per Diem rates for meals if needed. A letter of support from your supervisor that includes a statement of support for the proposal as well as an indication that the allotted time to complete the activity/program will be considered professional leave time if the event occurs during the school year.
Scan and upload the document/brochure describing the event that lists registration costs and specific program activities. Every effort is made to ensure the impartiality of the jury relative to the applicants. All grants are awarded without regard to age, gender, race, special needs, or national origin.
Applications will be reviewed based on a rubric reflecting the stated application criteria. Personal interviews to clarify information are optional. Upon completion of your professional development experience, you will be required to submit a brief final report prior to receiving your grant for approved reimbursed expenses.
This information should relate directly to your grant application. The report should be submitted to: [email protected] . Projects must be completed by August 15th , with the final report due August 31 st .
Teachers receiving Enrichment grants agree to present their project at an OAEA regional or state event and/or complete a short review of the project for the ARTline publication. A brief description of the enrichment experience. How the grant supported your professional growth.
The rationale as to how your attendance at the professional development event will impact your art education classroom. How the professional development event impacted you as a professional art educator. Description of how you will share your new-found knowledge (example: Artline article, Conference workshop).
Detailed Financial information (scanned/copied receipts). Photo documentation, if possible. Questions?
Contact [email protected] Writing Professional Development Goals Ohio's Four-Tiered Licensure Structure Earning Graduate Credit for Leadership OAEA Financial Statements Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Nominations & Submissions Timeline Art Educator of the Year Criteria TAB/ Choice Interest Group Blog YAM Flag & Graphic Design Emerging Artists High School Show Jerry Tollifson Art Criticism Open Annual Statehouse Exhibit Ohio House of Representatives Show Governor's Youth Art Exhibition Update Membership Profile Classroom Incentive Grant
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Must be an active teaching member of the Ohio Art Education Association. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Teacher Enrichment Grant is funded by Ohio Art Education Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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