Cook Inlet Literacy Council Travel & Classroom Awards 2018-2019
$250 Travel Awards
Cook Inlet Literacy Council (CILC) will provide two, $250 travel awards to support CILC members attending the Alaska Cross Content Conference in Fairbanks. This conference is co-sponsored by the Alaska State Literacy Association (ASLA) and will be held September 29-October 1, 2017.
Here are the guidelines:
1. One entry may be submitted by a teacher who is a member of CILC but not on the CILC board.
2. Proposals should include your name, school name, grade taught, email address, and phone number. In addition to this, the proposal must include specific learning goals and what you hope to gain from this experience.
3. Entries must be typed and double-spaced.
4. Travel award proposals are due on September 23, 2017.
5. Winners will be notified by September 24, 2017.
6. After accepting the award, recipients are required to electronically submit a photograph and a brief write up to Malia Klein so it may be posted on the CILC website. Acceptance of the grant will also require grant recipients to attend a CILC meeting either on November 18, 2017 or February 10, 2018 to do a ten minute presentation on something you learnd or gained from this experience.
7. Send grant proposals to: Malia Klein, CILC Awards Chair
Bayshore Elementary
Via: Inter-school mail, email (klein_malia@asdk12.org) or fax (742-5399)
$500 Classroom Project Awards
Cook Inlet Literacy Council (CILC) provides to CILC members two classroom awards of $500.00 each for a project designed to promote literacy instruction.
Here are the guidelines:
1. One entry may be submitted by a teacher, teaching team, university student, or faculty group who is a member of CILC but not on the CILC board.
2. Proposals must have a title and a detailed summary which includes the purpose, specific learning goals, activities, a timeline, and an itemized projection of expenditures.
3. The proposal is for the 2018-2019 school year.
4. Entries must be typed and double-spaced. They may include illustrations and/or pictures.
5. A cover sheet must be attached that includes project title, teacher's name(s) (if a group, include all names), school name, and contact information.
6. Grant proposals are due on November 30, 2018.
7. Winners will be notified by December 10, 2018.
8. After implementation of the project in spring 2019, grant recipients are required to electronically submit a photograph and a brief write up to Malia Klein so it may be posted on the CILC website. Acceptance of the grant will also require grant recipients to attend a CILC meeting either on February 2, 2019 or in the 2019-2020 school year to briefly describe their project in a ten minute presentation.
9. CILC Classroom Project Award recipients from the previous two school years are not elgible for the award.
10. Please note: The award is a "personal award" to recipients. Therefore, per ASD policy, recipients may either: 1) purchase their desired items with the award money and donate them to their school for use; or 2) they can purchase their desired items with the award money and personally keep them, if they claim it as income on a 1099 under miscellaneous income.
11. Send grant proposals to: Malia Klein, CILC Awards Chair
Bayshore Elementary
Via: Inter-school mail, email (klein_malia@asdk12.org) or fax (742-5399)
Cook Inlet Literacy Council (CILC) will provide two, $250 travel awards to support CILC members attending the Alaska Cross Content Conference in Fairbanks. This conference is co-sponsored by the Alaska State Literacy Association (ASLA) and will be held September 29-October 1, 2017.
Here are the guidelines:
1. One entry may be submitted by a teacher who is a member of CILC but not on the CILC board.
2. Proposals should include your name, school name, grade taught, email address, and phone number. In addition to this, the proposal must include specific learning goals and what you hope to gain from this experience.
3. Entries must be typed and double-spaced.
4. Travel award proposals are due on September 23, 2017.
5. Winners will be notified by September 24, 2017.
6. After accepting the award, recipients are required to electronically submit a photograph and a brief write up to Malia Klein so it may be posted on the CILC website. Acceptance of the grant will also require grant recipients to attend a CILC meeting either on November 18, 2017 or February 10, 2018 to do a ten minute presentation on something you learnd or gained from this experience.
7. Send grant proposals to: Malia Klein, CILC Awards Chair
Bayshore Elementary
Via: Inter-school mail, email (klein_malia@asdk12.org) or fax (742-5399)
$500 Classroom Project Awards
Cook Inlet Literacy Council (CILC) provides to CILC members two classroom awards of $500.00 each for a project designed to promote literacy instruction.
Here are the guidelines:
1. One entry may be submitted by a teacher, teaching team, university student, or faculty group who is a member of CILC but not on the CILC board.
2. Proposals must have a title and a detailed summary which includes the purpose, specific learning goals, activities, a timeline, and an itemized projection of expenditures.
3. The proposal is for the 2018-2019 school year.
4. Entries must be typed and double-spaced. They may include illustrations and/or pictures.
5. A cover sheet must be attached that includes project title, teacher's name(s) (if a group, include all names), school name, and contact information.
6. Grant proposals are due on November 30, 2018.
7. Winners will be notified by December 10, 2018.
8. After implementation of the project in spring 2019, grant recipients are required to electronically submit a photograph and a brief write up to Malia Klein so it may be posted on the CILC website. Acceptance of the grant will also require grant recipients to attend a CILC meeting either on February 2, 2019 or in the 2019-2020 school year to briefly describe their project in a ten minute presentation.
9. CILC Classroom Project Award recipients from the previous two school years are not elgible for the award.
10. Please note: The award is a "personal award" to recipients. Therefore, per ASD policy, recipients may either: 1) purchase their desired items with the award money and donate them to their school for use; or 2) they can purchase their desired items with the award money and personally keep them, if they claim it as income on a 1099 under miscellaneous income.
11. Send grant proposals to: Malia Klein, CILC Awards Chair
Bayshore Elementary
Via: Inter-school mail, email (klein_malia@asdk12.org) or fax (742-5399)