Teacher Classroom Grants
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The objective of the Business Education Partnership’s educational grant program is to improve the schools’ instruction, curriculum, and environment. Grant applications affecting a greater number of students in any or all of the areas mentioned will receive top priority. This program provides resources through grants up to $500.
Examples of projects that have been funded in the past include:
· Science and social studies labs
· Outdoor classroom labs
· Books
· Equipment
Examples of what will not be funded include:
· Staff or substitute time
· Staff development
· Projects that do not directly impact students
2022-23 Classroom Grants Selected
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In January 2023, the Berkeley County Business Education Partnership reviewed 80 teacher classroom grant applications and awarded 30 projects totaling nearly $10,500.00. The selected projects support PreK-12 general education, special education, academics and the arts. Selected grants were also submitted by school counselors, speech therapists and social workers. It is believed this may be the most applications ever submitted in a grant year.
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Monday, December 19, 2022 – Applications must be received by the stated deadline to be considered and should be mailed to:
Berkeley County Schools’ Communications Department
1453 Winchester Ave. Martinsburg, WV 25405
or
emailed to Phoebe Brent: pbrent@k12.wv.us
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Applications will be reviewed by a committee of business partners and winners will be selected by the Berkeley County Business Education Partnership Grant Committee. Recipients will be notified no later than February 1, 2023 and grant funds provided to the recipient’s school.
Questions should be directed to Elaine Bobo, Communications Director at (304) 267-3500 or ebobo@k12.wv.us.
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2022-23 Business Education Partnership Grant Application The objective of the Business Education Partnership’s educational grant program is to support the schools’ instruction, curriculum, and classroom environment. Grant applications benefiting a greater number of students across the grant may receive top priority. This program provides grants up to $500 and will be awarded to classrooms within Berkeley County Schools serving students Prek-12.