All eastern Washington and northern Idaho elementary and secondary teachers (public or private) whose school or students receive WWP electric or natural gas service are invited to apply.
GRANT GUIDELINESThe
most important guideline for a Good Ideas Grant is that tile teacher demonstrate how this grant is Innovative and will Improve classroom Instruction, Teachers can apply in the following manner: | Individual teachers can apply for up to $600 |
| Teacher teams can apply for up to $1 000. Teams may include a counselor and/or administrator |
Team grants are strongly encouraged and will be given special consideration during the selection process.
Funding may be requested for the following: | Outside experts or tutors |
| Materials, including software |
| Substitute time or tuition to engage in a professional development opportunity |
| Equipment |
| Transportation |
| Other expenses that the applicant(s) consider necessary |
Teachers are encouraged to list any Matching funds or resources which can be used to enhance the grant. We also encourage proposals that include a plan for sharing your "good idea" with other educators.
Applicants must also show that Implementation of grants will begin by Spring, 1991.
Additional applications are available at most school principal, district superintendent and WWP offices, including the WWP Community Affairs office in Spokane.Deadline for Submitting Applications: November 30, 1998 at 4:00 P.M. in the WWP Spokane Community Affairs Office.
DIRECTIONS FOR COMPLETING APPLICATION
- Answer all questions- Use only the space provided on this is application (No Attachments)
- Application must be typed
- Mail or Fax to address or number listed on application
- Deadline is November 30, 1990 at 4:00pm in the WWP Spokane Community Affairs Office
GOOD IDEAS GRANT WRITING TIPS - Read and follow the grant guidelines, directions and criteria for selection carefully- Clearly describe your innovative idea and what you hope your students will achieve
- Avoid jargon when describing proposed activities and make sure they relate to your idea
- Be sure the budget supports your idea and activities
- Review the list of 1990 grant awards. It not enclosed with this application, they are available at most schools and WWP offices
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION Selection of grant recipients will be conducted by a panel of teachers, school administrators, and WWP employees. This grant review panel will judge each proposal on the following criteria:- Clearly defined goals, objectives, and budget
- Uniqueness and innovation- Ability to be carried out as described
- Likely effect on students' classroom experiences - Support of district guidelines - Demonstration of one or more teachers' talents - Number of students who will be involved and/or benefitGRANT AWARDS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AND APPLICANTS NOTIFIED BY JANUARY 18, 1991
Mail Applications To:
Kent Adams, Community Affairs Office, Washington Water Power, PO Box 3727, Spokane WA 99220
For More Information:
Contact Kent Adams, (800) 727-9170 or (509) 482-4561 Fax: (509) 483-0476
WWP USE ONLY |
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| Grant Number | Reviewed By |
| Date Received | Notified |
APPLICANT INFORMATION
IMPORTANT: Read Directions Before Completing Application Applicant Name 1: ___________________________________________________________ Applicant Name 2: ___________________________________________________________ Applicant Name 3: ___________________________________________________________ Applicant Name 4: ___________________________________________________________ Applicant or Team Leader Mailing Address: ________________________________________________________City: ________________________ State: _______ Zip: _________ Phone: ( ) ____________________
School Name: __________________________________ District: ________________ Principal: ________________
Address: _______________________________ City: _______________ State: ______ Zip: __________
Phone: ( ) __________________
___ Public ___ Private
___ Elementary ___ Middle ___ Senior ___ Special Ed. ___ Other ________________________________
PROJECT TITLE: _____________________________ Grade Levels: _________ No. of Students to Participate: ______
No. of Classes to Participate: ____________________ Subject Areas: ______________________________________No. of Students In School: ________ Project Start Date: ___________ Project Completion Date: _________
PROJECT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:
Clearly define the purpose of the project, how it will improve classroom instruction, and the specific benefits to your students.PROJECT DESCRIPTION/ACTIVITIES: Describe the activities the applicant(s) will conduct. If applicable describe the student activities and/or material to be developed. Clearly define the unique and innovative aspects of the project.
| Grant Budget Personnel: List experts, tutors, etc. Cost ___________________________ $_______ ___________________________ ___________________________ Materials/Equipment: List books, videos ___________________________ ___________________________ Other: Transportation, tuition, etc. ___________________________ ___________________________ Please request only the amount you need (Request no more than $600 for individuals and $1,000 for teams) TOTAL $________ |
Matching Resources If applicable, list other funds, human resources, and materials available to implement this grant __________________ $__________ __________________ $__________ __________________ $__________ TOTAL $__________ |
| I/WE hereby apply for a Good Ideas Grant from Washington Water Power. I?WE
agree to begin implementation by Spring 1991 and complete a follow-up report upon project
completion. Applicant 1: ______________________ Applicant 1: ______________________ Applicant 1: ______________________ I have been notified of this application: Principal: ________________________ |
Deadline for Submitting Applications: November 30, 1998 at 4:00 P.M. in the WWP Spokane Community Affairs Office.
For More Information:
Contact Kent Adams, (800) 727-9170 or (509) 482-4561 Fax: (509) 483-0476
Mail Applications To:
Kent Adams, Community Affairs Office, Washington Water Power, PO Box 3727, Spokane WA 99220
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