Although it doesn't have a direct answer to your specific question, the myriad links might help you out.
On 8/26/09, Debbey wrote: > Hello! > I work at a school where 92% or more of our students live > in poverty. Many don't have a single book at home to read > and many are far behind in Reading. I have the idea of > starting an afterschool Reading Club where we'll read and > discuss, even act out books students choose. I am willing > to volunteer one day a week, as I believe I need to be part > of the solution to helping my students. > I am starting to apply for grants and am looking for > help/ideas about my specific program.(I've only been > thinking about this since this morning). If you could > share ideas that would be great. I want to present this to > my principal and get started writing a grant. > Thank you!!!! > Debbey
> Debbey, > > Try thi...See MoreThe US Department of Education has a grant program called Literacy Through School Libraries that your program would fit perfectly. It usually comes out around the first of the year.
Don
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I'd like to write a grant for a SMART board for my English classroom. Is this something an individual can do, or does it have to be through a local or state agency? What are the chances of this actually happening? And any ideas of where I might write to?
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Hi, Lucretia,I am excited to know that there's someone else dreaming the same dreams I am dreaming. I too have been looking for ways to fund a learning center in Louisiana. However, I have not had any luck. Nevertheless, I am going to continue to seek ways to fund my Learning Center. If I should have any success I will definitely pass it on to you. I would also appreciate it if you would do the same.
On 9/22/09...See MoreEach state has a program called Sumental School Services or SSS programs. The states fundng (Grant) web site should have information about the grant. Also check the 21st CCLC after school program grant.
Don
Don Davis D & A Consulting 4980 North Hwy 52 Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629 1-208-584-3904 [email removed]]
On 9/22/09, Brenda Lavergne wrote: > On 9/08/09, Lucretia Scott wrote: >> I am interested in opening up a Learning Center in >> Louisiana. I looking to get funds to help get started. > > Hi, Lucretia,I am excited to know that there's someone else > dreaming the same dreams I am dreaming. > I too have been looking for ways to fund a learning center in > Louisiana. However, I have not had any luck. > Nevertheless, I am going to continue to seek ways to fund my > Learning Center. If I should have any success I will > definitely pass it on to you. I would also appreciate it if > you would do the same. > > Thanks, Brenda from Louisiana
I think there might be an activation fee of $500 to $1000 added after the end of 2009, but right now it's just the 1st monthly subscription payment.
If coming to Texas for your test and fitting is out of the question, contact them and see if they can find an audiologist in your area who will participate in the plan.
Best wishes!
On 9/16/09, Ashley Hayes wrote: > I am a public school teacher in desperate need of new > hearing aids. I can not conduct my job without them. Is > there ANY funding for educators with handicaps that > prevent them from doing the best job possible? One of > mine is out right now, and I am struggling to hear my > students, let alone being dangerous. It cost over 200.00 > for repairs and days of not having it, when one of them > breaks. I am a single mother, and I am frrustrated beyond > understanding. Please help. > Who should I write? There is no such thing as hearing > insurance. > Please respond someone ASAP> > ashley
Here is the link for the GA Dept of Ed's web site for the 21st Century Community Learning Center After School Programs. They will a Get Ready to Apply for a 21st CCLC Grant Ready, Set, Go! December 10, 2010 - 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM [link removed]
I would suggest you get online to get their information. The RFA will be coming out un January. Here is the web site to the GA After School programs information: [link removed]
I will be writing one for a group in Cobb County so if you need help let me know.
Don
Don Davis D & A Consulting 4980 North Hwy 52 Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629 1-208-584-3904 [email removed]]
On 12/04/10, rodney woodham wrote: > hello, > my name is rodney woodham. I am a special education teacher in rural > georgia and is searching for information on how to write a grant to > receive funds to start a tutoring program for students struggling in > reading and math as well as socially. please pass along any > information that would be helpful in my quest to begin to additionally > service these kids. thanks > > On 12/04/10, Don Davis wrote: >> On 11/24/10, penelope Kirk wrote: >>> On 10/04/09, Don Davis wrote: >>>> How may I help you? >>>> >>>> Don >>>> >>>> Don Davis >>>> D & A Consulting >>>> 4980 North Hwy 52 >>>> Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629 >>>> 1-208-584-3904 >>>> [email removed]]
Annette K MackOn 10/04/09, Don Davis wrote: > How may I help you? > > Don > > Don Davis > D & A Consulting > 4980 North Hwy 52 > Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629 > 1-208-584-3904 > [email removed]]
I am writing a $10,000 technology grant for my elementary school. It will involve an array of items such as activboards, laptops, lcd projectors, and document cameras. I'm looking for a catchy title. Any ideas?
On 9/21/09, Lauren Strickland wrote: > I am writing a $10,000 technology grant for my elementary > school. It will involve an array of items such as > activboards, laptops, lcd projectors, and document > cameras. I'm looking for a catchy title. Any ideas?
Try this link,
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Although it doesn't have a direct answer to your specific question, the myriad links might help you out.
On 8/26/09, Debbey wrote: > Hello! > I work at a school where 92% or more of our students live > in poverty. Many don't have a single book at home to read > a...See More