This is a series of standards based and award-winning mathematics games that apply to multiple grade levels and academic needs. Math intervention is something that we are striving to better support at our school. We have multiage classrooms and teach multiple math groups each day based on grade levels, needs

The grant request is for the following materials: A classroom library supporting social/emotional learning and inquiry/project based learning Math games and building manipulatives Makerspace supplies A classroom set of Chromebooks

The purpose of this grant is to purchase materials to support adding a STEM related ACES rotation for the 6th grade team. Specifically, this grant seeks to purchase STEAM Classroom Robotics - Strawbees and Micro:Bit for students use in 6th grade ACES classrooms.

This grant would fund a beverage stand/cart (lemonade, hot chocolate and coffee/tea) operation at Tahoe Lake Elementary, to be run by special education staff and students - including SDC, RSP, and speech.

We are proposing freshmen students will have a graphing calculator checked out them (along with their Chromebook) at orientation day which they will keep until they graduate. Graphing calculators are a necessity for high school success. Students need them for math, science, and CTE courses and college entrance exams. Currently

This is a 6 week elective rotation in 6th grade at ACMS. Students will learn to solve the Rubik's cube.

Hands on Math manipulatives that bring the Grade 8 Mathematics Standards to life! This is an expansion of an existing set of materials that are favorites in the grade 8 math classroom.

Mystery Science is used at our school to provide engaging, NGSS-aligned science units/lessons to our students. Many of the lessons have hands-on activities as part of the lesson. The Mystery Science Kit would allow us to do many of the activities that go with the lessons. The pack contains materials

This grant seeks funding to purchase a nanodrop UV-Vis spectrophotometer machine for classroom use in biology and AP biology courses at NTHS. A UV-Vis spectrophotometer passes specific wavelengths of light through a micro volume sample (1-2 microliters) to detect the presence of nucleic acids (DNA) and allow their quantification. Specifically

I am asking the EFF board for moneys to purchase graphing calculators and chair pads for the math classroom.