Each year the foundation awards grants to a number of Fowler educators for projects that will benefit our students.
Here are the ways that YOUR donations have helped!
2020 Grants
Banners for 2020 Graduation Class – $250 Village of Fowler and Senior Class
Personalized banners hung in downtown Fowler in honor of the 2020 graduating seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Advertising support for Fowler Public Schools Bond Proposal – $500
Funds provided to generate community support for the 2020 Bond Proposal to invest in FPS school buildings.
2019 Grants
Banners for 2020 Graduation Class – $250 Village of Fowler and Senior Class
Two sets of books from the High Noon Book Company specifically designed for struggling readers with a phonic based progression approach.
Early Intervention Reading Materials – $275 Ms. Rotary, Elementary School
Early intervention reading resources for K-4 students.
Second Step 5th Grade Social-Emotional Learning Program Binder – $439 Mr. Mero, Elementary School
Resources to assist students with social-emotional learning
2018 Grants
“7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens” Books – $700 Ms. Pierson and Ms. Hughey, High School
The book provides practical tips that help student realize their potential and provide guidance on time-management, supporting others, and establishing and achieving goals. The books will be used by all students entering high school.
Robotic Chassis – $500 Mr. Mowry, Robotics Team
The Robotics Team, Blue Eagles #7289, was able to purchase a chassis that has independent drive wheels and will serve as the base for the robot.
Tuba – $1000 Mr. Roorda, High School
Along with a grant from Home Works, a new Tuba was purchased for use with the high school band.
Document Camera & Microphone System – $400 Ms. Blackwell, Waldron Elementary
The microphone system and camera is used for presentations in the classroom.
2017 Grants
Physics Sensors – $1,500 Mr Mowry, High School
Four physics sensor bundles with motion, force, magnetic field and voltage sensors to enhance lessons for high school chemistry and physics classes.
Kindergarten Supplemental Science and Reading Materials – $650
Ms. Pung and Kindergarten Teachers, Elementary School
Hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) material to build upon the science Curriculum and replace outdated and limited materials.
Chrome Books – $650 Ms. Ritter, Middle School
Technology to allow students to perform research as well as providing online books and programs for struggling students and engage higher level learners.
Keva Building Sets – $200 Ms. Hamilton, Elementary School
Three wooden block sets used for assignments promoting teamwork, cooperation and creativity among younger students.
2016 Grants
Little Buddies Need to Move – $650 Ms. Pung, Elementary School
20 Kore Wobble Stools for kindergarten students providing the ability for students to move throughout the day, enhancing learning and eliminating disruption to the classroom.
Buddy Bench – $650 Ms. Schafer, Elementary and Middle School
Playground bench designed to promote inclusion of children who are feeling left out on the playground
Classroom Maps – $1,316 Ms. Blackwell, Middle School
Replacement of United States, World and Michigan maps for 2002 for use in middle school history classes.
Intervention Reading Materials – $105 Ms. Rotary, Elementary School
Reading practice cards and other reading materials to assist students with achieving grade level goals.