How to apply:
1) Click here to go to our Grant Portal
2)  Click on link which will take you to a log on page.  On the log-on page you will click on create an account.
3)  This will take you to the organization page -- this will be your school's information. 
4) When you have completed this info the next page will be the user--which will be the educator making application.
5)  The log-on page should reflect your email address and password you create.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us at 304-253-3806 or info@bafwv.org

2017-2018 SF Award Recipients:

Beckley Elementary School
Krista Farmer - “STEM Kits”
Alicia Hardman - “If You Give a Child a Book...”
 
Beckley-Stratton Middle School
Mona Floyd - “iPad Keyboards for Writing 8”
 
Bradley Elementary School
Crystal Brooks - “Try Your Best”
Elizabeth Calvert - “Learning Beyond the Screen:
Osmos in Kindergarten”
Heather Caron - “Music with Osmo”, “Sphero STEM”,
“Ready, Set, Race”, and “Lego Boost”
Kelli Greco - “Science Galore!!!”
Julie Midkiff - “The Anatomy of Art:
Drawing from the Inside Out”
Beth Nixon - “Reading Station Innovation” and “It's Genius!”
 Michelle Norman - “Teaching Through Technology” and “STEAMING Our Way to Becoming Creators and Inventors!”
Lori Oakland - “Navigating Obstacles”
Allison Shriver - “Gallery Walks - Improving Mathematical Reasoning”, “The Art of Anatomy:  Dissection Lab Meets Gyotaku Prints”, “Build It Festival”, and “Pizza Fractions”
 Andrea Sullivan - “Learning To Computer Code Through Music Boxes - Full STEAM Ahead”
 
Coal City Elementary School
Natasha Cook - “Building Better Readers” and “STEM Fun!”
 Carrie Earehart - “5, 4, 3, 2, 1…...We Have Lift Off!”
Megan Gray - “Rock Out While You Work Out”, “Quaver's Quirky Curriculum”, “Just Orffin' Around”, “Piano, Man!”, “Do It Yourself Dulcimers!”, and “Rockin' Recorders”
Margret Perdue - “"STEAM"ing Along”, “Let's Go, Legos!”,
and “3D for Me!”
 
Crab Orchard Elementary School
 Michele                Bell - “Float Your Boat Parent Night”
 Belinda Harvey - “Osmo Introduces Coding”
Beth Richards - “Little Lego Learners”
 
Mabscott Elementary School
Lindsay Hudgins - “Amazing Life Cycles”, “Mad Scientists”, “STEM Bins”, and “Amazing Artist Masterpieces”
Diana Lilly - “Lego Education with Math and Science”
Michelle Tolbert - “Art in 4th Grade”
Bethany Weimer - “"Annie Kids" Musical”
 
Marsh Fork Elementary School
Kimberly Cantley - “Once Upon A Time Musical Theater”
Katelyn Moore - “Rhythm Basketball”
 
Maxwell Hill Elementary School
Tammy Donahue - “Becoming Global:  Read Around the World”, “The Mighty Princess Book Club: Empowering Our Girls”, “Our Reading/Writing Center: A Learning Community’s Plan for Classroom Organization”, and “WeDo Coding, WeDo STEM”
Tiffany Hurley - “Building our Future Leaders”
Nicole Schuyler - “STEM Activities”
 
Mount Hope Christian Academy
Kristen Adkins - “Engineering Success” and
“Medical Madness Clinic”
Adam Shuemake - “Music is Elementary” and “Digging Deeper”
 
Park Middle School
Crista Childers - “Creativity on Display” and
“Creativity on Display Part 2”
 
Shady Spring Elementary School
Bonniejean Alexander - “Reading Rockets”
Anna Durham, Heather Greenwald, Sheila Rakes, Anita Stover, and Wilma Ward - “Minds in Motion”

 
 

Cranberry Prosperity Elementary School
 Terri Gunter - "Wiggle While You Work" and
“We're Wild About Learning”
 Alicia Lett - “Awesome Osmos--Problem Solving and Coding” and “Soaring Into the Future With Drones”
 Audrey Williams - “MakerSpace”
 
Crescent Elementary School
Jane Sutphin - “Energizing the Body and the Brain”
 
Daniels Elementary School
Melani Hylton - “Keep A Clear Mind”
Wendy Peters - “Coding for Kids”
 
Fairdale Elementary School
Monica Britt - “I Heart Art”, “Recess for Success”, “Serious About Science”, and “Christmas Around the World”
Jamie Hazelwood - “3rd grade Math Centers”
Staci Stover - “Testing Made Simple”, “Their Future is in Our Front Yards”, and “OSMO Making Learning FUN!”
Stephanie Wright - “Enhanced learning with Osmo”
 
Ghent Elementary School
Danielle Callaway - “Learning with OSMO”, “Osmo Fun!”, “STEM with Littlebits”, and “Coding in STEM”
 
Hollywood Elementary School
Diana Chipley - “Look, I'm In A Book!”, “I Can Manage My Emotions”, and “Once Upon A Time: STEM Tales”
Elizabeth Raney - “21st Century Science and Social Studies”
 
Independence Middle School
Carolyn Buzbee - “Printmaking gone Wild”
 
Liberty High School
Tracey Barker - "What's in a name? That which we call a book by any other name would move us as much"
Carol Roach - “Face Off: Third Time’s the Charm”
Tammy Rodriguez - “Adopt an Escargot en Français” and “Juegos Españoles (Spanish Gaming)”

 Shady Spring Middle School
Stacy Stump - “Seventh Grade Book Club”
 
Saint Francis De Sales Catholic School
Traci Stacy - “STEM Lab/Maker Space Expansion”
 
Saint Stephen's Episcopal Day School
Leah Evans - “Thinking Globally-- an in-depth study of different countries and cultures”
 
Stanaford Elementary School
Linda Biggs - “Dive into Coding with Dash and Dot”
Melissa Campbell - “Ready Set Go With Sphero”
Erin Kneeland - “Learning with Robots”
Shannon Wilkerson - “OSMO Grant”
 
Stepping Stones Academy
Jennifer Lilly - “It's a Small World”
 
Stratton Elementary School
Bethany Guyaux - “Engaging Students in Science, Technology, and Engineering through Robotics” and “Ready, Set, Read!”
Taffy Hower - “A Calming Spirit”
Sarah Hughes - “Kindness Counts” and “Earth Science”
Erica Pack - “Peeking at History through Fiction”
 
Woodrow Wilson High School
Kelly Dalton - “Sensory Room”
Travis Doyle - “You Can't Take it With You/12 Angry Jurors"
 

Please note that the selection process is done "blindly".  Our committee members do not know the name of the teacher or school when reviewing applications.  This is to encourage and ensure that the best ideas are funded.

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The Beckley Area Foundation offers a special grant program for Raleigh County classroom teachers, Pre-K through 12.  Teachers may apply for $500 grants for supplementary programs showing innovation and educational merit.  To request funds, teachers must apply online by September 30th.