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PRIDE (Providing Resources for Innovative Directions in Education) Awards Granted in 2007
A final report must be submitted by May 1, 2008.You are required to show pre- and post-student data related to the GLCEs (K-8) and Michigan benchmark/s (K-12) and your project. In this report, you will use the data collected to summarize the impact that the project had on the students involved.
The final report should be sent to Mary Gehrig, Assistant Superintendent for CIA, at Calhoun ISD.
The final 1/4 payment will be sent to your district upon receipt of the final report.
Check back in August 2008 for information regarding the next round of grants listed below.
Individual Mini Grants of up to $500
Administrators, teachers, parapros, librarians, and other staff may submit a proposal to this program.The proposals must focus on increasing student achievement and be linked to building/district school improvement goals.
Career Pathways Collaboration Grants of up to $1,000
Administrators, teachers, parapros, librarians, and other staff may submit proposals that will support Career Pathway implementation for students in an individual classroom or building to provide career contextual learning through speakers, mentoring programs, and activities related to Career Pathway identification.The proposals must also be collaborative with at least two additional parties, such as teachers, classrooms, grade levels, employers, community groups, etc.