Grants Awarded by Reeds Spring School Foundation

Sunday, February 13, 2022 at 12:00 AM

Photo courtesy Reeds Spring School District

Teachers in a Lakes Area School District getting help from their school's foundation.

The press release below from the Reeds Spring School District:

17 educators received mini-grants from the Reeds Spring School Foundation. District staff members applied for the grants and explained how their classrooms and lessons could be more enriching for students if they received this funding.

The 17 mini-grants added up to nearly $6,000. The Reeds Spring School Foundation’s mission is to promote and enhance excellence in education and student success in the Reeds Spring School District by providing financial support for innovative educational projects.

List of recipients:
Wende Jones, Rachelle Drake, Tennile Lee, Jeanne Sadler, Nichole Moschner, Julie Wutke, Christy Essary, Maggie Martinez, Autumn Sommese, Molly Illum, Lori Munhollon, Megan Jenkins-Smith, William Constantine, Loran Polson, Crystal Seiler, Amanda Wood, John Kessinger, Tammy Parrish

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