Teacher Impact Grants
The Foundation annually provides support for Waynesville R-VI teachers and students and helps promote creative classroom projects through its Teacher Impact Grants. The following grants were announced in August 2019:
At Williams Early Childhood Center:
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Manuela Phinn in the amount of $90 for a Microscope Science Kit;
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Allison Sylvester in the amount of $100 for activities for your peer mentors to use during enrichment activities
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Angela Smith in the amount of $446 for balance builders to improve gross motor skills
At East Elementary:
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Barbara Neal in the amount of $500 for Saturday Science labs and experiments
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Teresa Vogtman in the amount of $239 for Magic Sketch Boogie Boards to assist in writing letters, words, sentences and math fluency
At Freedom Elementary:
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Kimberly Fuentes in the amount of $275 for the Breakout problem-solving bundle
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Corey Straub in the amount of $468 for invention kits to promote coding
At Waynesville Middle School:
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Sarah Seibert (pronounced like See bert ] in the amount of $300 for 7th grade teachers to promote the engineering design process
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Wannetta Moyers in the amount of $50 for the “I Survived” series
At Waynesville High School:
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Steve Ward in the amount of $250 to promote students learning at their own pace
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Kymberly Rodriguez in the amount of $250 to reward students for positive behavior
Fort Leonard Wood Elementary Schools:
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Ms. Darley and Mrs. Moffett in the amount of $150 for purchase of a play and costume materials at Thayer Elementary
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Amy Heberling in the amount of $500 to be used toward a rock wall project at Partridge Elementary
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Dawn Christian in the amount of $54 for helping students learn to play cooperatively at Wood Elementary