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The Schools Foundation Awards Boeing Math & Science Excellence in Education Grants to 41 Local Teachers!
Huntsville, Ala. - February 28, 2008 - The Schools Foundation recently
received a major grant from the Boeing Employees Community Fund (BECF).
The $25,000 has been applied to 41 teacher grants in math and science
in the three school systems in Madison County, and 10 teacher
scholarships.
“We are very excited and grateful to the Boeing and the many Boeing
employees who so generously contributed to putting these funds directly
into the classroom in the Huntsville City, Madison County and Madison
City Schools,” said Debbie Beaupre, Executive Director of The Schools
Foundation. “These grants will really help our local teachers do a
better job of teaching students in math and science. Beaupre said 61
teachers in each of the three school systems applied for the grants.
The 41 $300 -$500 grants were awarded on February 28, 2008. Scholarship
applications will be announced at a later date.
Grant winners and their innovative projects are:
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2008 Teacher Scholarship Awards |

THE 2008 SCHOOLS FOUNDATION TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
The Schools Foundation Teacher Scholarships
support the professional growth of teachers by providing recognition and
financial assistance. Teachers identify and pursue graduate education
opportunities that will have the greatest impact on their practice, the
academic lives of their students, and on their school communities. Endowed scholarships are provided annually for
teachers to make application and obtain funds to pay for graduate courses to further
educational and professional studies.
See Attachment for Scholarship Details and Requirements:
2008_scholarship_awards
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Regions School Administrator Scholarship |
THE SCHOOLS FOUNDATION
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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
The Schools Foundation Regions School
Administrator Scholarship supports the professional growth of public school
principals and assistant principals by providing and financial assistance for
graduate studies leading to an advanced degree. Administrators identify and
pursue graduate education opportunities that will have the greatest impact on
their practice, the academic lives of their students, and on their school
communities. This scholarship, endowed in
2008, provides $750 to help pay for graduate coursework required for an
advanced degree.
Please see attachment for more information:
regions_school_administrator_scholarship
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Team America Rocketry Challenge |
Local Schools Celebrate the 50th
Anniversary of Flight by participating in the Team America Rocketry Challenge
2008!
The Team America Rocketry Challenge event is an
annual nation-wide rocketry-based aerospace design and flying challenge
competition for student teams. It is sponsored by the Aerospace Industries
Association (AIA) on behalf of America's aerospace industry, and by the
National Association of Rocketry (NAR) . Pratt Whitney Rocketdyne, Inc.
sponsored local teams in conjunction with The Schools Foundation.
2008 Participating Team Schools:
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Stone Middle School
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Challenger Middle School
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Academy for Science and Foreign Language
· Discovery Middle School
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Bob Jones High School
Team America Rocketry Challenge 2008 (See Attachment)
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July Seminar on Introducing Forensic Science into the Classroom |
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Southern Institute of
Forensic Science
Presents a 5 Day Seminar on:
Introducing Forensic Science into the Classroom
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Location:
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Bob Jones High School
650 Hughes Road
Madison, Alabama 35758
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Dates:
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July 7-11, 2008
8:00am to 4:30pm
daily
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Cost:
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$375.00 -Early registration
(Payment or agency PO) must be received before June 14th.)
$475.00 - After June 14th.
Pre-registration is
required.
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Presenters:
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Ed Waldrip, Ph.D. Retired Coroner, Lamar County
Mississippi
Ann Koshy, M.Ed, Forensic Science Teacher, Daviess
County High School, Owensboro, Kentucky
Shelly Haube, MS, M.Ed., Biology & Anatomy and
Physiology Instructor, Jefferson State Community College, Birmingham, Alabama
Alan Price, MA, Program Director, Southern
Institute of Forensic Science
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Who
Should
Attend:
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Teachers who would like to
integrate the various aspects of forensic science into their curriculum. This
course is a combination of lecture and laboratory practicums to introduce
students to the different applications of science. Topics include: Forensic Pathology, Forensic Anthropology,
trace evidence, manner, cause and mechanism of death, bloodstain pattern
interpretation, and much more.
New: Forensic Botany, Forensic Entomology and an
outdoor anthropological crime scene and many new teacher resources for
forensic science teachers.
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Lodging:
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Hampton Inn Huntsville-Madison
9225 Madison Boulevard
Madison, Alabama 35758
Special room rate of $80.00 +
tax per night before June 16th.
Make reservations directly with
the hotel at 256-464-8999. Specify this program.
Confirmation number:
84369176.
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2 Easy Ways
To Register:
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1) Complete the registration form
and mail to:
Southern Institute of Forensic Science
Regional Field
Service Office
P.O. Box 336433
Greeley, CO
80633
2) Complete the online registration at
the SIFS website
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- Save and View this Flyer (See Attachment)
introducing_forensic_science_into_the_high_school_classroom_july_08
Enrollment is strictly limited to 36 attendees, so enroll NOW!
Pre-registration is required.
For more information:
Email or call 303-710-1547
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