Responsibilities of Grant Recipients: Use the awards for the purposes intended. Funds must be expended by the end of the semester immediately following award notification. Projects awarded must be fully implemented by the end of the following semester. Agree to share successful procedures in staff development sessions. When applying for a please remember the following: Do not use the name of your campus in the application. Grants are to be used to fund projects that cannot be provided for in the school and district budgets. Objectives and outcomes should be consistent with the goals of your school and the district. Grants cannot be used to fund teacher training or travel. When creating your budget, research carefully and be realistic. grants are just as likely to be awarded as large grants. Partial funding will be considered. Funds will not be awarded for budgeted items available from district resources. Projects awarded must be fully implemented by the end of the following semester. Grant Applications should be submitted to the HEF electronically. Email application as an attachment to Tips for a Successful Application Statement of Need: Describe the area of student achievement you wish to address and give any data that supports the need. Please include how this grant addresses district and campus goals. Keep the statement simple and straightforward. Show how project relates to the District. Objectives: Limit the number of objectives. or state evaluation in the statement of objectives. Be specific. Description of Proposed Project/Activity: Describe the problem or issue addressed. Show how the project supports the purpose. List steps to be followed in project implementation. Relate project to need and objectives. Be specific. Evaluation: Relate to stated objectives. Indicate how you will know whether the project was successful. Partners: Are there others who will participate in this project? (CIS, Rotary, Lion’s Club) What will their roles be?
Responsibilities of Grant Recipients: Use the awards for the purposes intended. Funds must be expended by the end of the semester immediately following award notification. Projects awarded must be fully implemented by the end of the following semester. Agree to share successful procedures in staff development sessions. When applying for a please remember the following: Do not use the name of your campus in the application. Grants are to be used to fund projects that cannot be provided for in the school and district budgets. Objectives and outcomes should be consistent with the goals of your school and the district. Grants cannot be used to fund teacher training or travel. When creating your budget, research carefully and be realistic. grants are just as likely to be awarded as large grants. Partial funding will be considered. Funds will not be awarded for budgeted items available from district resources. Projects awarded must be fully implemented by the end of the following semester. Grant Applications should be submitted to the HEF electronically. Email application as an attachment to Tips for a Successful Application Statement of Need: Describe the area of student achievement you wish to address and give any data that supports the need. Please include how this grant addresses district and campus goals. Keep the statement simple and straightforward. Show how project relates to the District. Objectives: Limit the number of objectives. or state evaluation in the statement of objectives. Be specific. Description of Proposed Project/Activity: Describe the problem or issue addressed. Show how the project supports the purpose. List steps to be followed in project implementation. Relate project to need and objectives. Be specific. Evaluation: Relate to stated objectives. Indicate how you will know whether the project was successful. Partners: Are there others who will participate in this project? (CIS, Rotary, Lion’s Club) What will their roles be?