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Support the Classroom

Here's where you will find Wishlists, Class Direct-Donations & other ways to support teachers!

Open Projects 2024

Counseling "Tools for our Social/Emotional Team!"

Counselor Janinee

Our Social Emotional Team is composed of a School Social Worker, a School Psychologist, and a School Counselor. We work with a variety of students with a diverse spectrum of needs. We need to upgrade some of the tools we use to meet the sensory needs of our student population.

Library "Support the Gault Library!"

Teacher Barbara

I am privileged to serve as the librarian for a remarkable group of hardworking and dedicated students. We are a Title 1 school with a large percentage of English Language Learners. All of our students need access to high-quality literature to become lifelong readers.

FUNDED Projects 2024

Kinder "Dramatic Play & Classroom Library"

Teacher Carly  FULLY FUNDED! 

I am a new teacher who has a passion for teaching young children. The kitchen set will give these students a chance to be creative and express themselves through dramatic play. It will also teach them how to share, and play with their peers in class. The bookshelf will give them a chance to read and look at their favorite books in their classroom library.

Fifth Grade: "Let's Play Pickleball!"

Teacher Steve  FULLY FUNDED! 

I'm always struggling to get my students interested in playing sports during PE. By 5th grade many have decided that they are not "sporty" and are reluctant to participate. My hope is that pickleball will be a high interest activity with a low barrier to participate and be successful.

Kinder "Fine Motor Skills"

Teacher Mandy  FULLY FUNDED! 

In our Transitional Kindergarten classroom, we’re focusing on building crucial fine motor skills for our little learners. Fine motor skills involve the small movements of the fingers, hands, and wrists, and are vital for tasks like writing legibly, drawing shapes and letters, and performing activities that require precision and control. These skills not only help with hand-eye coordination and creativity but also play a significant role in cognitive development by strengthening neural connections in the brain.

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