Mustang Public Schools Foundation awards grants
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*Allison Reyes, at Mustang Trails Elementary, was also awarded a grant for $1185 for a Classroom Performance System which tracks student performance. She was not present the day the grant announcements were made. |
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| Cassandra Moses at Mustang Trails was awarded a grant for $885 to help students with reading. |
Cynthia Barnes, at Mustang Centennial Elementary received $497.24 for her proejct, Squeak into a Good Book. |
Diane Ackerman, Mustang Creek Elementary, received $914.78 for Learning with Playaways. |
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| Jana Gall, Mustang Valley Elementary, received $1,472 for Microscope Mania, which will enable every child in her class to have a microscope to use. |
Jenna Bellamy, Mustang Creek Elementary, was awarded a grant for $1400 for improving math instruction. |
Joy Osborne, Mustang Centennial Elementary, was awarded three grants: How to be a Good Test Taker, $100; Tackling Skills Overhead, $124 and Teaching Students to Read Nonfiction, $600. |
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| Karen Wilson, Mustang High School, received $122 for geometric tools. |
Mustang Valley Elementary's T-1 and kindergarten teachers received $1218 for education rugs. |
Lanette Jay, Mustang Elementary, received $999 for her project: Using Interactive Technology to Improve Communication for Autism. |
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| Laura Maxwell, Mustang Trails Elementary received $651for her project "Battle of the Books" to encourage recreational reading. |
Leeanne Carder was awarded $1447 for eight global positioning systems for her project, Geo Trackers. |
Maria Harrington, Mustang Valley Elementary, received $998 for effective speech-language visual aids. |
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| Pam Greenwell, Mustang Valley Elementary, received $1175 for the Magic School Bus, an inflatable school bus that will hold 20 chairs, enabling teachers to hold class in the school bus. |
Sharon Prange, Mustang Valley Elementary, received $1000 for her project, "The Race is On." |
Tricia Robertson, Mustang Centennial Elementary, received $200 for materials to help students appreciate diversity. |