Educator Grant Recipients

2026-2027 Recipients

Jessica Buell

Mt. Comfort Elementary School
Purchased: NeuroKids Focus System and Mega Learning Bundle to strengthen students’ focus, memory, emotional regulation, and task completion

"I love watching students go from hesitant learners to confident readers, writers, and problem solvers. Their excitement, curiosity, and honesty make every day meaningful, and their small victories feel like big accomplishments."

Darci Cockrum

Southport Elementary School
Purchased: Bilingual and wordless picture books for English Learner students and their families to support reading at home

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"The thing I love most about teaching is fostering a love of reading in my students. I love being able to see a student grow in their ability and confidence when it comes to reading. You see their whole attitude change for the better. Reading allows you to experience other ideas, cultures, and places, giving one a new perspective on life. Reading is free. It can be done anywhere and at any time. You can travel the world (or the universe) without ever leaving your home."

Anna-Katherine Davis

Pleasant Grove Elementary School
Purchased: QuaverReady, an evidence-based social-emotional learning curriculum for K–5 classroom guidance and small-group counseling

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"I love school counseling/social work because I have the opportunity to walk alongside students during some of their most important years of growth and development. Every day, I get to build meaningful relationships with students, help them understand themselves better, and teach them skills they can carry with them throughout their lives. I love that my role allows me to support the whole child and make a lasting impact on students' lives."

Joshua Ellis

Avon Middle School West
Purchased: Tuners, pickup microphones, rechargeable batteries, chargers, and a storage caddy for the middle school band program

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"Teaching band to students in grades 6-8 is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable jobs I can imagine. There is something truly special about meeting a group of students at the beginning of their musical journey and hearing those very first sounds come out of their instruments. Those first notes may not always be beautiful, in tune, or even intentional,but they represent possibility. From that moment forward, I get to watch something incredible happen. Students who may begin unsure of themselves slowly learn how to produce a characteristic sound, play their first songs, perform with others, and eventually accomplish things they never believed they could do."

Trenee Lambert

Eastridge Elementary School
Purchased: Assemble take-home baggie-book sets with fiction, nonfiction, STEM, and Spanish titles for four third-grade classrooms

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"One of my favorite lessons to teach is "Making Connections." During this lesson I help students understand how our brain makes connections while we are reading. Whether it's making a connection with a different book that we have already read, or making a connection with something that has happened in the real world, or even making a connection with ourselves. While this is a lesson that may take a week and for some a lot longer, there is a joy that comes to you as a teacher when you witness students using the strategy that you have taught them on their own."

Stephanie Lancaster

Winchester Village Elementary School
Purchased: Bright, accessible watercolor paints for elementary students to practice color mixing and create expressive artwork

"My goal is to make a positive impact on each of my students in some way, shape or form. Students know that when they enter my room they are accepted and welcomed. They know that they are going to use their hands to create and express their feelings. They know they will make mistakes and that is good. Mistakes are a big part of learning and students know that I expect and celebrate mistakes, because they give us an opportunity to grow. Teaching art gives me the opportunity to help students express and work through their feelings in a healthy way. It is my hope that all my students feel seen, heard, and valued when they are with me."

Sarah Mason

Decatur Central High School
Purchased: Class sets of true-crime and classroom-library books along with paper, tissues, and device-charging supplies for English classes

"What I love most is watching literature do what no lecture can: make a teenager sit with hard questions about justice, truth, and human nature and want to talk about it at lunch. I love handing a reluctant reader a book and watching them become the kid who finishes the whole series. I love the AP student who learns to argue with precision and the sophomore who discovers, maybe for the first time, that reading can feel like curiosity instead of a chore."

Chris Modglin

Stout Field Elementary School
Purchased: Class set of roller racers and a nine-hole disc golf set for regular and adaptive physical education classes

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"I love being a teacher because I love my students! As a special area teacher, I get the amazing opportunity of watching my students grow up from kindergarten to sixth grade. What a transformation they make! The overarching goal of my Physical Education program is to learn to be fit for a lifetime by providing quality experiences for my students to learn in an authentic way."

Ronni Moore

Lawrence North High School
Purchased: Equip the Public Health Reporting Lab with a workstation, monitor, storage drive, camera, and audio-video editing equipment

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"I love teaching because I get to help young people discover that school does not have to be separate from their lives. Their questions can be the curriculum. Their community can be the laboratory. Their learning can have consequences beyond a grade. And maybe most importantly, they can discover that they are not too young to matter."

Laura Ndabari

Hamilton Southeastern Schools
Purchased: Create a districtwide library of tactile, interactive, age-appropriate books that support literacy instruction for students with significant disabilities

"The magic of watching students go from non-readers to readers is one of the most exciting aspects of the job. And this is amplified when those students are those with more significant disabilities and non-traditional speakers with communication devices. It takes a different type of instruction and adapted materials to support students with complex bodies."

Nicole Osborne

Ruth Callon Center
Purchased: Equip a game room with multiplayer board, air hockey, and basketball games that reinforce positive behavior and emotional and social regulation

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"I look forward to school every morning, because of the hope I have that at least one child will exhibit positive emotional regulation or social skills. When I see a student use a skill, maybe breathing or counting, to express their anger or sadness instead of hitting a teacher or peer, joy washes over me. That's what really keeps me going. My job teaching behaviorally challenged students is extremely stressful, but seeing the growth students make over time is incredibly fulfilling."

Michelle Reel

Westlane Middle School
Purchased: Stock a classroom mini-economy store with school supplies, sensory items, prizes, and snacks that reward participation and teach financial literacy

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"What I love most about teaching is watching students discover that math isn't just abstract numbers on a page, it's a living, breathing tool they'll use every day. Building mathematical fluency through real-life experiences has become the cornerstone of my teaching philosophy, and nothing embodies this better than the classroom mini-economy I run. My classroom mini-economy transforms our learning space into a microcosm of the real world. Students earn classroom currency through positive behaviors, completed assignments, and participation. They can then spend their earnings on privileges, classroom supplies, or items from our class store."

Leshia Stewart

Geist Montessori Academy
Purchased: Purchase four to five iPads per classroom, protective cases, and accessories so students can use the Math Shelf learning program

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"What I love most about teaching is watching children discover their own abilities and develop confidence as independent learners. I especially love seeing the moment when a child makes a connection, solves a problem independently, or realizes, "I can do this!" I value the relationships I build with my students and recognize that every child is unique, with individual interests, strengths, and ways of learning."

Bailey Voth

Broad Ripple Middle School
Purchased: Display shelving, clay, glazes, signage, and mounting and finishing materials for a student art and community display project

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"Being an educator is the most defining (and best) title I carry. What I love most about teaching is being a safe space for my students. Middle school can be such a complicated and transformative time, a time when students are trying to figure out who they are, where they belong, and who they want to become. I feel incredibly lucky to be someone who gets to walk alongside my students during that journey. If my students leave my classroom knowing that they are capable, creative, worthy, and that they always have a place where they belong and can shine, then I know I have done something meaningful."

Previous Education Grant Winners

2025-2026 Recipients

Leah Averitt Northwest Middle School Purchased: Educational materials on agribusiness and environment in China	Sarah Dobbins New Palestine Intermediate School Purchased: Therapy materials for articulation disorders, stuttering, and language and processing disorders
Chelsea English Shortridge High School Purchased: Student of the Month items as well as safe afterschool events for teens	Peter Felice Our Lady of Lourdes Purchased: Electric piano, choir risers, and a bass drum stand for the music program
Nancy Ferguson Arlington Elementary School Purchased: Speech therapy tools to increase communication efficiency	Allan Figy Greenwood Community High School Purchased: Supplies to build 8 miniature commercial warehouses for exposure to real world employment opportunities
Nicole Heflin Westfield High School Purchased: Supplies to design and build a handicap-accessible school garden	Amanda Hoffman Stony Creek Elementary School Purchased: 3-D printer to help with classroom management and behavior rewards
Elisha Pepperman Oaklandon Elementary School Purchased: Art supplies for daily classroom instruction	Sierra Reed Prairie Trace Elementary School Purchased: Kala KA-15S Soprano Ukulele Classroom Set
Thomas Rohlfs & Taylor Elamon Whiteland Community High School Purchased: Nintendo items for Special Education eSports team	Jaleen Royer Plainfield Community Middle School Purchased: Heart rate monitors and accompanying software
Kevin Self Lawrence Central High School Purchased: Fun Friday initiative	Matthew Wernke Carmel High School Purchased: Magnetic X-Y Plane Grids for whiteboards

2024-2025 Recipients

Lade Akande University High School of Indiana Purchased: Recess materials, including corn hole, lawn bowling, and a rainbow parachute	Ruth Bowen Northeast Elementary School Purchased: STEAM based, sensory friendly soft start materials
LaMonica Henson Indian Creek Elementary School Purchased: Two field trips to provide students with hands on experiences	Jennifer Leavell Fortville Elementary School Purchased: Forward facing book displays in the library
Kevin Morse Westfield High School Purchased: Thermo Scientific Thermolyne Small Benchtop Muffle Furnace with A1 Controller	Brent Oliver Greenfield-Central High School Purchased: Canine Good Citizen and Therapy Dog training
Sherry Pryor Ray Crowe Elementary School Purchased: Raised garden beds for each grade level	Lauren Royalty South Grove Elementary School Purchased: Kore Kids Junior wobble chairs
Vivian Szymkow Avon Middle School North Purchased: Sound system for band program	Sarah Tappendorf Southeastern Elementary School Purchased: Materials and books to create habitats for animals students are researching
Lauryn Tooley Stonegate Elementary School Purchased: LED light system and movement props	Melissa Warner Center Grove High School Purchased: Classroom books to expand current library
Beverly White Impact Academy III Purchased: Calming bottles and easel pads

2023-2024 Recipients

Melinda Anderson Lowell Elementary School Purchased: Fine motor and sensory toys	Cassie Brooks Brownsburg West Middle School Purchased: First Tee-Indiana Middle School Golf Program
Courtney Chamberlin North Elementary School Purchased: 4 Tonie Boxes, book story characters, and accompanying books to utilize in the library media center	Molly Coffman New Britton Elementary School Purchased: Pre-assembled composite pantry for students in need of supplemental food items
Amanda Cornet Fishers Junior High School Purchased: Creation of an outdoor music garden for the students and the surrounding community	Lauren Graham Lawrence Central High School Purchased: A class set of 25 NumWorks graphing calculators
Karen Gropp Deer Creek Elementary School Purchased: Garden bed building supplies to plant mint to keep wasps away from the playground	Lori Hippensteel Hamilton Heights High School Purchased: Books for the 2023-2024 Kindergarten and Senior classes to support the Chapter 1 to Chapter 12 book exchange among kindergarten and senior students.
Ashley Jones Center Grove High School Purchased: Items to support Center Grove High School's Reset/Calming Room	Jared Mackey Plainfield High School Purchased: Various financial based games to use in high school business classes
Kathryn McKinney Bridgeport Elementary School Purchased: Supplies, including clay and clay tools, for art classes	Andrea Nobbe Thompson Crossing Elementary School Purchased: Resources and supplies for a classroom writing center to support literacy learning
Alisha Owens Whiteland Community High School Purchased: Validate-ME! school transcript and evaluation translation subscription	Tabatha Ramsey Herron High School Purchased: Specimens and supplies for Anatomy & Physiology classes
Beth VanSlyke North Salem Elementary School Purchased: Nutri Play Healthy in a Hurry physical education equipment.

2022-2023 Recipients

Meagan Brown Trailside Elementary School Purchased: Music inspired books to bring literacy into the music classroom curriculum	Jennifer Conley St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Church Purchased: Classroom library of decodable books
Amy Hartung Pleasant Run Elementary School Purchased: Leap Frog fridge magnetic letter set for each student	John Hochstetler Riverside Intermediate School Purchased: Materials to create a hydroponic garden
Majenica McLeland Sankofa School of Success at Arlington Woods #99 Purchased: Set of classroom dictionaries for grades 1-6	Margaret Boling Mullin, PhD, NBCT College Park Elementary School Purchased: Sphero BOLT programmable robots
Shayna Nelson Whiteland Community High School Purchased: Specialized ceramics supplies for a raku kiln	BJ O'Connor Perry Meridian 6th Grade Academy Purchased: Installation of two outdoor basketball goals in honor of a student killed in a car accident
April Pickett Smoky Row Elementary School Purchased: Student copies of "A Long Walk to Water" and supplies for corresponding class activity	Zachary Rohrbach Avon High School Purchased: Set of student response clickers for science class
Mark Sanders New Palestine Junior High Purchased: Social studies curriculum including class sets of "We the People" and "Project Citizen"	Jessica Schwab Greenwood Middle School Purchased: Three classroom virtual reality headsets for field trip like experimental learning
Madeline Seghers Fortville Elementary School Purchased: Equipment needed to implement a cardio drumming curriculum in music class	Brandi Taziyah Arsenal Technical High School Purchased: Variety of art supplies for classroom activities

2021-2022 Recipients

Michelle Brinkman Nora Elementary School Purchased: Mallets, drums, & shakers for music class	Emily Chestnut North Wayne Elementary Purchased: Bilingual classroom books
Somer Compton Riverside Intermediate School Purchased: Books for phonics program for ENL students	Clara Crosby Arlington Elementary School Purchased: Creation of an outdoor learning lab
Nancy Dain-Cooper New Britton Elementary Purchased: Supplies for school outdoor learning lab	Bernade Flournoy Carl Wilde Elementary Purchased: Painting supplies and display materials
Jennifer Frye Greenfield Central Junior High School Purchased: Addition of Kan Jam to PE curriculum	Allison Martin Clay Middle School Purchased: Equipment and supplies for a classroom garden
Beth Oburn Brownsburg High School Purchased: Six tables for fashion & textiles cutting and storage	Elizabeth Sei Douglas MacArthur Elementary School Purchased: Analog watches for learning to tell time
John Stevenson Center for Inquiry School 2 Purchased: Vex Robotics program supplies	Lauren Tauer Avon High School Purchased: Wacom Cintiq 16 Creative Pen Display
Lishawna Taylor Lawrence Central Purchased: Supplies for earthquake lab	Annie Wing Weston Elementary Purchased: Books for classroom library

2020-2021 Recipients

Sarah Ackerman Speedway Junior High School Purchased: 3Doodler EDU Create + Learning pack, supplies, and 3D printer	Kelly Barnes Kitley Intermediate School Purchased: A new kiln for the art students
Jennifer Brackney Danville Community School Corporation Purchased: GBC Thermal Laminator and laminating supplies	Dr. Deborah Daniels Calhoun Pike High School Freshman Center Purchased: Student packs of whiteboards, markers, and erasers
William Doublestein Boone Meadow Elementary Purchased: Equipment for experiments that show the physics of sound	Derek Fischer Greenwood Community High School Purchased: Supplies for the school hydroponic garden
Shantel Garrett North Elementary School Purchased: Implementation of the JA Biz Town program	Kathryn Graham Brandywine Elementary School Purchased: New sensory space for K-4 students
Joseph Hoffman Plainfield High School Purchased: Disc golf supplies for physical education class	Anna Jones Maple Elementary Purchased: Books for families participating in school virtual family book club
Amy McCleery Mt. Comfort Elementary Purchased: Supplies for outdoor learning space	Lindsey Porter Allisonville Elementary School Purchased: Kindergarten activity sets
Kristina Sanders Brookside School 54 Purchased: New books that reflect the student population	Joseph Shimp Center Grove Middle School North Purchased: Mallet instruments for orchestra
Robyn Stout Sand Creek Intermediate Purchased: FlashForget Inventor 3D printer with curriculum	Kimberli Williams Arsenal Technical High School Purchased: Kitchen materials for the ARCHES School to Work Program

2019-2020 Recipients

Lindsey Bradshaw HSE Intermediate Junior High School Purchased: Science classroom gardening materials	Laura Gunderson Center Grove Middle School Central Purchased: Level-appropriate novels for novice Spanish students
Brett Hawkins Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Purchased: New barred instruments for music class	Amanda Kammer Franklin Township Middle School West Purchased: Pickleball paddles, nets, and balls for PE class
Norman Leonard Pike High School Purchased: Water bottle filling stations in hallway	Amy Mohl Speedway High School Purchased: Korg Krome EX88 Synthesizer Keyboard
Bruce Nelson Indian Creek Elementary School Purchased: STEM 3D pens and accessory kit	Daniel Ng Thomas Gregg Neighborhood School Purchased: Global art exchange initiative
Sheryl Niccum Guerin Catholic High School Purchased: Alternative classroom seating	Melanie Nobbe New Palestine Junior High Purchased: Gimkit live learning game
Katie Norton Southeastern Elementary School Purchased: Outdoor play equipment	Elaine Oldham Washington Woods Elementary School Purchased: Book Fairy book program
Kay Schrage Stony Creek Elementary School Purchased: Osmo Explorer Kits	Jessica Smith Lew Wallace 107 Purchased: Modernize school library with culturally responsive books
Erin Stevens JB Stephens Elementary School Purchased: Badminton Class Pack for PE class	Lisa Thresh Pleasant Run Elementary School Purchased: Sensory pathways
Miranda Vaiagae Southwest Elementary School Purchased: Math stackers

2018-2019 Recipients

Erin Amones New Palestine Junior High School Purchased: Social thinking curriculum	Melissa Bardack Center Grove High School Purchased: Supplies and computer to help with 3D printer design
Stephanie Basile Raymond F. Brandes School Purchased: 30 seat sacks	Edward Berry Franklin Central High School Purchased: Rebranding of business department coffee shop
David Culley Noblesville West Middle School Purchased: Chinese calligraphy supplies	Veronica Curtis Franklin Township Middle School East Purchased: Metal baskets for student desks
Deborah Huffine Guion Creek Middle School Purchased: Gladiator ready-to-assemble, hardwood top workbench	Jennifer Leavell Mt. Vernon High School Purchased: High-interest books for 9–12 classroom
Nicole Little Mary Bryan Elementary School Purchased: Sets of chapter books and bins to store the books	Megan Mathew Hamilton Heights Middle School Purchased: Heartrate monitors and software with licensing
Ann Mennonno Clarks Creek Elementary School Purchased: Makerspace project cart, fully loaded	Angel Myers New Britton Elementary School Purchased: Project Lead the Way launch program modules
Angela Roamer Avon Intermediate School East Purchased: Upkeep with classroom cellos and basses	Danielle Thompson Fall Creek Elementary School Purchased: Outdoor sensory wall
Robert Walls Kitley Elementary Purchased: New Young Hoosier books	Nicole Walters White River Elementary School Purchased: Additional books for the classroom that show diverse cultures
Kerri Wood Belzer Middle School Purchased: Cross-curricular STEM project

2017-2018 Recipients

Chris Atkinson Cherry Tree Elementary School Purchased: 3D Printer for school’s Makerspace	Andrew Brinkman North Central High School Purchased: Music composition and analysis software program
Matthew Goddard Holy Angels Catholic School Purchased: 12 World Music drumming kits	Sarah Cannon Eastridge Elementary School Purchased: Learning rug, outdoor picnic supplies and exercise games
Courtney Chamberlin North Elementary School Purchased: Research-based leveled textbooks for the library	Kristen Fern Super School #19 Purchased: Art and clay making supplies
Miranda Fikes Rosa Parks Kindergarten Academy Purchased: Reading and world-building manipulatives	Kurt Freytag Lawrence Central High School Purchased: IHSAA basketball and cold-weather gear
Todd Hagemeier Westfield Middle School Purchased: 10 disc golf baskets and disc sets	Greg McCord HSE Junior High School Purchased: Maglev track and materials for engineering design processes
Kevin Morse Westfield High School Purchased: Lab technology for science classrooms	Amber Ploutz V.O. Isom Elementary School Purchased: Drama club supplies and costumes
Jennifer Spoor Reagan Elementary School Purchased: 6 Kore Patented WOBBLE Chairs	Amanda Stinnett Pleasant Crossing Elementary School Purchased: 24 stability ball chairs
Leah Trigg Avon High Schools Purchased: Keyboard piano and bench for school choir	Dawn Walker-Seyerle Arsenal Technical High School Purchased: Class set of the book "Everything You Need to Ace American History in One Big Fat Notebook"
Lane Waters Park Tudor Purchased: Picnic tables, watering system and other equipment for outdoor learning community

2016-2017 Recipients

Erin Amones Doe Creek Middle School Purchased: Materials for 7th and 8th grade essential skills classes	Jamie Beck Greenwood Community Schools Purchased: Resources to teach social skills to kindergarten students
Catherine Brinkerhoff Brownsburg East Middle School Purchased: MakerBot STEM supplies including a 3D printer and filament	Douglas Brown Noblesville West Middle School Purchased: Six durable, portable chessboards and pieces to start a school chess club
Cathleen Clady Eleanor Skillen School #34 Purchased: Student classroom books for critical reading and writing	Kathy Drake Pleasant View Elementary School Purchased: Cubelets Creative Constructors Pack of modular click together robots
Melody Gayle Break-O-Day Elementary Purchased: Materials and manipulatives to use at Daily 5 learning stations	Tracie Greene Smoky Row Elementary Purchased: Equabeam tools for math to help students gain number sense
Karen Hovanec Cathedral High School Purchased: Level-appropriate novels for Spanish classes	Kylie Keevy Harshman Middle School Purchased: 50 frogs, 6 fetal pigs and dissections supplies
Jennifer Marlow Carmel High School Purchased: 24 Hanna Instruments’ pH testers	Theresa Mendez Central Catholic School Purchased: A wide range of new books for the school library
Terry Mitchell Guion Creek Intermediate Purchased: Project Lead the Way robotics kits	Nicole Monkul Brooks School Elementary Purchased: STEM design and build engineering centers
Ryan Morphew Options Charter Schools Purchased: Classroom double-sided dry erase boards, markers and erasers	David Nelson Indian Creek Elementary Purchased: Makerspace Pack and materials, including a 3D printer
Carla Redden Stonybrook Middle School Purchased: Science supplies including charts, books and chemicals	Helen Shere Herron High School Purchased: Class set of magnetic models and cell modeling materials
Gwen Wieczorek St. Theodore Guerin High School Purchased: Class set of MiniOne Systems (gel electrophoresis equipment)

2015-2016 Recipients

Vicki Ayres-Benson North Central High School Purchased: Pottery wheel for art class	Kelsey Buckley Zionsville Middle School Purchased: Makerspace for the media center
Bill Buckman Carmel Clay Middle School Purchased: TI Navigator System for calculators	Josh Cecil Noblesville High School Purchased: Classroom cameras for video production
Ashley Connor Sunnyside Elementary, Lawrence Township School Purchased: Independent phonics center during guided reading	Marinda Grove Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Purchased: Homeschool connection lending library
Maureen Hoffman-Wehmeier Greenwood Middle School Purchased: Make My Newspaper design software for school newspaper program	Colleen Ireland Geist Elementary, Hamilton Southeastern Schools Purchased: Math game materials
Adam Jahn Fall Creek Intermediate, Hamilton Southeastern Schools Purchased: Quadcopter drone for computer programming and data analyzation	Kim King Center Grove Elementary Purchased: Guided reading book sets
Jeremy Large New Palestine High School Purchased: Recording equipment to create a recording studio	Christine Miller Shamrock Springs Elementary School Purchased: Physical Education equipment
Barbra Nichols New Augusta North, Pike Township Schools Purchased: Math classroom manipulatives	Alexandra Tubbs Thompson Crossing Elementary, Franklin Township Schools Purchased: GAMEPLAN Curriculum books, charts, visuals and classroom set manipulatives
Kim Ward SUPER School #19, Indianapolis Public Schools Purchased: Action Based Learning Lab math games, manipulatives and Math & Movement colorful mats

2014-2015 Recipients

Jessica Belton Avon High School Purchased: Thermal cycler for DNA hands-on student activities	Clara Crosby Arlington Elementary, Franklin Township Schools Purchased: Creation of a classroom reading center and library
Valerie Ferry Carey Ridge Elementary, Westfield Washington Schools Purchased: A Copernicus reading and writing center for large group instruction.	Kristin Hancock GW Carver Montessori 87, Indianapolis Public Schools Purchased: Picnic tables to turn the school's learning garden into an outdoor classroom
Craig Helming Noblesville High School Purchased: Supplies to introduce students to the craft of woodworking	Amanda Holland Mt. Comfort Elementary, Mt. Vernon Schools Purchased: Interactive learning tools for the classroom smartboard
Kendra Kidwell Abraham Lincoln Elementary, Perry Township Schools Purchased: Classroom supplies including a color-coded rug and student storage sacks	Laura LaCross Riverside Intermediate School, Hamilton Southeastern Schools Purchased: Robotic kits to augment STEM learning
Kelly Looper Guion Creek Middle School, Pike Township Schools Purchased: Books for summer reading	Terri Perkins Francis Bellamy 102, Indianapolis Public Schools Purchased: Character education program to teach prosocial skills to preschool children
Regina Rexrode Stony Creek Elementary, Noblesville Schools Purchased: Broadcast software for the daily student school newscast	Christina Riley Options Charter School, Carmel Purchased: School-wide initiatives focused on team building, leadership and stress relief
Josh Torres Center Grove High School Purchased: A lead pan and set of double seconds to support diverse music education	Danielle Traphagan New Augusta North, Pike Township Schools Purchased: Magellan eXplorist GPS tools to support modern geography and spatial thinking education
Brenda Walde Mary Bryan Elementary and Southport Elementary, Perry Township Schools Purchased: Assessment software used to identify students in need of special services