The Nebo Education Foundation continues its mission of supporting innovative learning across the district by awarding four impactful grants on Monday, March 12th. These grants cater to diverse learning styles, fostering a love of exploration and equipping educators with valuable tools to engage their students.

Diamond Fork Middle School students are about to embark on a giant adventure! Jeremy Chandler's grant for a giant world puzzle will transform geography lessons into interactive experiences. Picture classrooms buzzing with collaboration as students piece together the puzzle, learning about different continents, cultures, and landmarks in a captivating way. This grant promises to spark curiosity about the world around them, igniting a passion for exploration and global awareness.

Spanish Fork High School welcomes a furry friend to the classroom thanks to Kalee Adam's grant for service dog training. This grant will provide funding to train a service dog specifically for her special education classroom. Imagine the positive impact this furry companion can have on students, offering emotional support, fostering a sense of calm, and enriching the learning environment with unconditional love and companionship.

Graphic novels take center stage at Spanish Fork High School thanks to Ruben Rebello's grant. These visually engaging narratives will captivate students, encouraging critical thinking and opening doors to a diverse storytelling format. Picture classrooms where students dive into captivating storylines, analyzing character development, plot twists, and the unique power of graphic novels to entertain and inform.

Salem Junior High School's theatre program gets a boost thanks to a collaborative effort! Principal Keith Richards and his students received a grant for headsets, empowering them to take their productions to the next level. With proper communication equipment, student actors can focus on their lines and stage presence, delivering impactful performances and fostering a love for the performing arts.

These grants showcase the Nebo Education Foundation's dedication to supporting educators in their pursuit of innovative learning experiences. Every dollar donated empowers educators like Jeremy, Kalee, Ruben, and Keith to create inclusive environments, spark student creativity, and equip them with the tools they need to thrive.
Do you have a creative idea brewing to enhance your classroom? The Nebo Education Foundation wants to hear from you! Visit https://www.nebo.edu/foundation/grants to submit your own grant proposal and become part of a community dedicated to enriching the lives of students in Nebo School District.

Together, let's cultivate a vibrant learning ecosystem where every student has the opportunity to explore their talents, build confidence, and reach their full potential!

The Nebo Education Foundation continues its dedication to fostering innovative learning experiences across the district. Today, four educators received grants totaling over $1,450, enriching academic opportunities for students in unique and impactful ways.

Mt. Nebo Middle School welcomes a boost to literacy thanks to Tara Lundell's $334.68 grant for literacy supplies. This will provide students with engaging materials to enhance their reading and writing skills, sparking a lifelong love of language and storytelling. Imagine classrooms buzzing with the joy of discovery as students dive into captivating texts, fostering their literacy development through a variety of resources.

Over at Payson Junior High School, April Mangum's $700 grant for electronic translation devices empowers inclusivity and communication. These devices will bridge language barriers, fostering a more welcoming environment for all students. Picture classrooms where everyone feels understood and supported, enriching their learning experience with the ability to communicate and collaborate seamlessly.

Thanks to Tim Mendenhall's $425 grant for animal skeletons, science comes alive at Mt. Nebo Middle School. These tangible learning tools will transform abstract concepts into real-world experiences for students in science and biology classes. Imagine classrooms where students can examine intricate bone structures firsthand, igniting their curiosity about the natural world and solidifying their understanding of biological concepts.

These grants illustrate the Nebo Education Foundation's commitment to supporting educators who go the extra mile to create dynamic learning environments. Every dollar donated empowers educators like Tara, Tim, and April to cultivate a love of learning, foster inclusivity, and equip students with the tools they need to succeed.

Do you have a creative idea that can ignite your students' passion for learning? The Nebo Education Foundation wants to hear from you! Visit https://www.nebo.edu/foundation/grants to submit your own grant proposal and join the ranks of educators making a difference in the lives of their students.

Together, let's continue cultivating a thriving learning environment in Nebo School District, where every student can explore, discover, and reach their full potential!

The Nebo Education Foundation continues to support innovative learning across the district, awarding four grants on Wednesday, March 6th, that spark curiosity and empower educators. These grants cater to diverse learning styles and fuel a passion for exploration in various subject areas.
First, get ready for a literary adventure at Maple Grove Middle School! Amy Cook and her team received a $500 grant to expand their classroom bookshelf. This diverse selection of books will cater to various reading levels and interests, ensuring every student finds a captivating story waiting to be explored. Imagine classrooms transformed into vibrant reading havens, fostering a lifelong love of literature and igniting young minds with the power of words.

Over at Springville Junior High, graphic novels are taking center stage thanks to grants awarded to Elizabeth Hylton ($74.15) and Merissa Jones ($292.75). These captivating narratives, with their unique blend of text and visuals, will engage students, encourage critical thinking, and open doors to diverse storytelling formats. Picture classrooms buzzing with discussions about character development, plot twists, and the unique power of graphic novels to entertain and inform.

Meanwhile, in the realm of science, Kelly Paxton's classroom at Springville Junior High is about to embark on exciting experiments with the help of a $252.54 grant. This grant will provide containers for liquid nitrogen, enabling safe and engaging exploration of various scientific concepts. Imagine students witnessing the wonders of cryogenics firsthand, solidifying their understanding of scientific phenomena through hands-on learning.

These grants demonstrate the Nebo Education Foundation's commitment to supporting educators who go the extra mile to create dynamic learning experiences for their students. Every dollar donated empowers educators like Amy, Elizabeth, Merissa, and Kelly to ignite curiosity, nurture critical thinking, and cultivate a love for learning in their classrooms.

Do you have a creative idea brewing in your classroom? The Nebo Education Foundation wants to hear from you! Visit https://www.nebo.edu/foundation/grants to submit your own grant proposal and join the ranks of educators making a difference in the lives of their students.

Together, let's continue to cultivate a stimulating learning environment in Nebo School District, where every student has the opportunity to explore, discover, and thrive!

The Nebo Education Foundation continues to champion innovative learning across the district, awarding impactful grants that spark curiosity and ignite exploration. This week, two educators received financial boosts to enhance their classrooms and empower their students.

First, prepare to be whisked away to worlds of fantastical adventures and captivating characters! Alison Mower, the dedicated librarian at Valley View Middle School, received a grant of $686.25 to expand their graphic novel collection. These visually engaging narratives will draw students in, fostering a love for reading and expanding their literary horizons. Imagine young minds captivated by the vibrant illustrations and thrilling storylines, discovering the power of graphic novels to entertain, educate, and fuel their imaginations.

Meanwhile, at Salem Hills High School, science takes center stage thanks to Todd Mower's biology classroom. His $872.10 grant will bring fascinating scientific specimens right to students' fingertips. These tangible learning tools will transform abstract concepts into real-life experiences. Picture students examining intricate structures, pondering the complexities of life, and developing a deeper connection to the natural world through hands-on exploration.

These grants illustrate the transformative power of the Nebo Education Foundation. Every dollar donated unlocks new possibilities for educators like Alosin and Todd, empowering them to create captivating learning environments and nurture a passion for knowledge in their students.

Do you have an innovative idea brewing in your classroom? The Nebo Education Foundation wants to hear from you! Visit https://www.nebo.edu/foundation/grants to submit your own grant proposal and become the next educator to ignite curiosity, inspire learning, and make a lasting impact on your students.

Together, let's continue to cultivate a vibrant learning ecosystem in Nebo School District, where every student has the opportunity to explore, discover, and thrive!

The joy of opening a book and getting lost in its pages is a gift every child deserves. This week, the Nebo Education Foundation ensured that even more students will experience this joy by awarding four grants to passionate educators, fostering a love of reading across diverse genres and languages.
At Santaquin Elementary School, Whitney Provstgaard's classroom is about to become a literary haven thanks to a $165 grant. This will bring a fresh selection of captivating books, catering to different interests and reading levels, ensuring there's a perfect story waiting for every student. Imagine young minds eagerly exploring these treasures, sparking their imaginations and fostering a lifelong love of literature.
Over at Payson Junior High, Janika Prestwitch's grant of $199.40 will fuel lively discussions and collaborative learning. Her literature circle books will create engaging spaces for students to delve into literary works together, analyzing themes, sharing perspectives, and fostering critical thinking skills. Picture students passionately debating characters, dissecting plot twists, and learning the joy of shared literary exploration.
Traveling further south, Mt. Nebo Middle School welcomes two grants dedicated to fostering language and literature appreciation. Doug Lai, the librarian, received a generous $1,000 grant to expand their collection of Spanish books. This will open doors to diverse cultures and perspectives for students, enriching their understanding of the world and promoting language learning with engaging stories. At the same school, Melanie Wirfs' classroom will be buzzing with literary excitement thanks to her $185.70 grant for classroom novels. These carefully chosen books will provide immersive reading experiences, fostering deep connections with characters and narratives while strengthening students' reading fluency and comprehension.
These grants are more than just financial support; they represent a shared commitment to literacy and its transformative power. Every dollar donated to the Nebo Education Foundation empowers educators like Whitney, Janika, Doug, and Melanie to cultivate a love of reading in their students, opening doors to endless possibilities and enriching their lives with the magic of stories.
Do you have an innovative idea that can spark students' love of reading? The Nebo Education Foundation wants to hear from you! Visit https://www.nebo.edu/foundation/grants to submit your own grant proposal and join the ranks of educators making a difference through the power of literature.
Together, let's build a vibrant reading community in Nebo School District, where every student can discover the joy of a good book and embark on a lifelong journey of learning and exploration.