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The听students of the听Developing Opportunities Program at Batavia High School and听sponsoring teacher听Tanner听Seal used a $750 IEA SCORE grant听in听a community听service project听to create听warm听blankets for听needy children.听The grant funded听the purchase of听fabric and materials听students used to create 鈥渘o-sew, fleece blankets鈥� for donation.听Students听selected materials,听designed and made blankets听as their contribution听to the project. The听blankets were then donated听and distributed to听children…

The Kirby Education Association, students, and sponsoring teachers Cassie Gregerson and Lynda Miles utilized their $1,000 SCORE grant in support of children and families at a local Ronald McDonald House (RMH).听 The grant funded school supplies District #140 children used to make “duct tape, flower top” pens which were sold…

Megan Webster and Ellen Hill, Special Education Teachers at Glenbard South High School, were awarded a $1,000 IEA SCORE grant to help expand the Glen Ellyn Public Library鈥檚 section of high-interest/low-level reading materials and raise awareness to these resources. On May 2-3, Webster and Hill hosted Book Talks at the…

Washington Elementary School and teacher Mary Kren used a $1,000 IEA SCORE grant to help fund costumes and set construction materials for the recent student production of High School Musical Jr.听The musical starred fourth听and fifth-graders from Washington School in Schiller Park School District 81. Approximately 100 students were involved in…

Teachers at Ideal School in Countryside used SCORE grants to create their Maker Space project for students. The process was simple and rewarding.

The Sycamore High School Art Club and sponsoring art teacher, Katherine Katz, have been awarded a SCORE grant for the purchase of materials for their 鈥淓mpty Bowls鈥� project. The project is designed to raise awareness about hunger in the community and throughout the state and nation. Art Club students, along…

Decatur Education Association听member Heather Herron听was awarded a SCORE grant for skill building to improve her student’s basic needs to succeed in life. Real world situations were illustrated by bringing professionals from the community into the school to talk with the students about their professions. This included firefighters, business professionals, etc.…

The grant was awarded to Shannon Martin, a Yorkville High School physical education, health and drivers education teacher, for her creation of a driver safety and awareness education program. The education and awareness program includes highlighting the dangers of distracted driving, making the community aware of younger drivers, and asking…

The grant was awarded to听William Harris Elementary School听on behalf of听the Northeast Community Fund, a non-profit organization that helps the homeless population in the Decatur area. Taylor LaFrence, a听3rd grade teacher听(pictured above,听middle),听challenged her students to research the needs of听local community organizations in order to best assist them.听Once all student听presentations were heard,…

Benjamin School District 25 (DuPage County) and Matthew Turek, band director and member of the Benjamin Education Association (BEA), were recipients of a $1,000 SCORE grant this year. The funds are being used for purchase of electric bass and guitar amplifiers that will allow a greater number of students to…

The grant was used to听contribute听funds to bring the Central Illinois Foodbank mobile food pantry听to Greenville for food distribution on Nov. 9. Members of the Greenville Education Association and听Greenville ESP Association, along with several district students helped with the mobile food pantry. A total of 54 volunteers unpacked and distributed food…

The purpose of the SCORE grants is to encourage early career members and their local associations to collaborate and create opportunities for community service or school projects that are substantive and meaningful. Below are two of the SCORE grants awarded for the 2015-2016 program.听 A full list of SCORE grants…