Teacher grants are awarded annually to cover the costs or defray expenses for programs that enhance student learning in the classroom. Awards are given for innovative, creative & diverse activities. Areas to be considered for possible funding include, but are not limited to: classroom research, innovative practice, or further study of ideas or programs that highly impact student learning.
Teachers, submit your grant requests now for up to $500. A committee of the CFSFAA makes selections in April based on funds available from donors for these awards.
Would you would like make a difference and support a teacher by making a donation of $500 or more that will impact young lives?
2023 TEACHER GRANT AWARDS
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS
13 Grants Awarded for a Total of $6,500
The Cuyahoga Falls Oktoberfest Committee
“Video Announcement Upgrade”
Brett Hovey
Cuyahoga Falls High School
The Helen Erf and Alfred Marshall Family Professional Grant
“We Grow Here;We Grow There; We Grow Everywhere-Part II”
Stephanie Petit
Richardson Elementary
Cuyahoga Falls High School Class of 58 Professional Grant
“Coding in Everyday Learning with Bee-Bots”
Erin Fulton
Dewitt, Price and Richardson Elementary
Cuyahoga Falls High School Class of 58 Professional Grant
“Turn The Beat Around”
Kate Krumreig
Lincoln Elementary
Cuyahoga Falls High School Class of 71
“Sustainability for Urban Agriculture”
Stephen Newlon
Cuyahoga Falls High School
The John W. & Dorothy Steinhauer Scholarship/Grants
“Home Maintenance”
Randall Gregory
Cuyahoga Falls High School
The John W. & Dorothy Steinhauer Scholarship/Grants
“2023-2024 Yearbook”
Brittany Everett
Cuyahoga Falls High School
The Doctor Sandra S. Fishel Memorial Professional Grant
“Kindergarten Kalming Korner”
Kindergarten
Richardson Elementary School
“Little SPOT of Growth”
Holly Hug and Kaitlynn Biben
Silver Lake Elementary School
Dan McGovern
“Hands on Equations”
Roberts Middle School
Brad Ely
“ESports into the Classroom”
Cuyahoga Falls High School
Linda Touraji
“Let the Games Begin!”
Richardson Elementary
Amanda Hackbarth
“Social Quest for Teens”
Bolich, Cuyahoga Falls High School, Richardson Elementary