The School District of Washington’s WINGS Educational Foundation awarded 20 teacher grants totaling $37,084 this spring (May of 2019).
Since 1993, WINGS has awarded 1,093 teacher grants for a total of $539,488.
The teachers receiving the grant, their school and their program are as follows:
LuAnn Engelbrecht, Campbellton, Nature UnHooked
Stephanie Holdmeyer, Campbellton and Clearview, 1,2, Let’s All Groove
Keshan Vogt, Washington West, A Picture Book a Day: Fostering a Lifelong Love for Reading
Stefanie Virgen, Washington Middle School, Revolutionizing Supervision, Self-Reflection and Student Growth
Stacey Siefken, Marthasville, Motor Lab
Amy Crow and Keli Schneider, Clearview, Creative Construction
Sarah Johnson, Washington High School, The Sensory Language Lab
Kyle Ellrich, Washington High School, 21st Century Classroom
Mitch Figas, Washington Middle School, Heart Rate Monitors for the Middle School
Kayla Bartel, Washington West, Make It at the Library
Amy Engemann, South Point, Sensory Break Kits
Lisa Ruth and Sandi Gildehaus, Early Learning Center, Enhancing the Foundational Skills of Young Children
Angie Schuttenberg and Cheryl Temme, Washington High School, Oh, Mercy Mercy Me
Amanda Rossini, Washington West, A Journey Through Ancient Civilizations and Middle Ages
Jennifer Pecka, Labadie, Mad About Science
Jessica Petty, Hannah Alfermann, Nancy Huber, Early Learning Center, FUNctional Motor Skills Lab
Matt Kroeter, Washington High School, Adaptive PE Equipment
Linda Bromeier, Clearview, Who Wants to Read Non-Fiction?
Erin Gaebe, Elementary Literacy and Science Coordinator, Little Bits Steam Students Sets
Michelle Prewitt, South Point, Google Expeditions
A photo of the WINGS spring teacher grant recipients is below.
