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2018 Abstract Application Information

The Hillsboro Schools Foundation is once again offering grants for innovative curricula, programs or projects.  The grant proposal process will be in 3 steps: 1. Abstract, 2. Full Grant Proposal, and 3.Completion Report.  First, we are asking schools to submit just a 1-page abstract briefly describing the program idea. There is no limit to the number of abstracts a school may submit.  Abstracts will then be reviewed and semi-finalists will be invited to complete a full application.

Think you have a great idea? Talk it over with your cohorts, complete the abstract, have someone check your grammar, run it by your principal or administrator, and send it over to us! Grant requests are for the 2018-2019 school year.  We are offering two types of grants. Tier 1 grants range from $10,000-15,000 (up to 2 will be awarded) and Tier 2 grants are up to $5,000.  A total of $50,000.00 will be awarded.

Submission Deadline: 11:59pm Tuesday, Feb. 6th, 2018.
Questions: Aron Carleson 503-726-2159 or aronc@hillchamber.org 

All Abstracts must be submitted by the DEADLINE and approved by your principal. They will not be reviewed if they do not meet these criteria.

How to Title Your Grant:
School Abbreviation Contact Last Name Title
For example, a project called “Bridging the Gap” by Mr. John Smith at Brookwood Elementary School would look like this: BKES Smith Bridging the Gap.
 
School Abbreviations:
BKES-Brookwood
BCES-Butternut Creek
EWES-Eastwood
FVES-Farmington View
FOES-Free Orchards
GRES-Groner
IMES-Imlay
IHES-Indian Hills
JKES-Jackson
LAES-Ladd Acres
LXES-Lenox
LSES-Lincoln Street
MKES-McKinney
MBES-Minter Bridge
MOES-Mooberry
NPES-North Plains
ORES-Orenco
PAES-Patterson
QUES-Quatama
REES-Reedville
RDES-Rosedale
TOES-Tobias
WUES-West Union
WHES-Witch Hazel
HEES-W.L. Henry

BMS-Brown
EMS-Evergreen
PMS-Poynter
SMMS-South Meadows

CHS-Century
GHS-Glencoe
HHS-Hillsboro
LHS-Liberty
MEC-Miller

HOA-Hillsboro Online
CV-City View

Semi-finalists will be announced by Tuesday, February 13, 2018.  Semi-finalists will attend a grant writing workshop at the District Administration Center at the end of February. This will include HSD staff from Transportation, Facilities, Technology, Finance, and HR to support you with any questions as well as training from a professional grant writer.

Full applications are due to Beth Graser by 11:59pm April 3, 2018.  Grant awardees will be announced during the week
of May 21, 2018.

Lastly, a completion report will be due at the end of the grant year (June 2019).

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IMPORTANT: You will not be able to edit your responses after you hit the submit button. Please consider using your word processor to write your draft and count your words.
Project Title
Use this format: SchoolAbbreviation ContactLastName Title   (example, a project called “Bridging the Gap” by Mr. John Smith at Brookwood Elementary School would look like this: BKES Smith Bridging the Gap)
School
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Contact First Name
Contact Last Name
Email Address
Phone
Tier Level
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Amount Requested
Grade Level(s)
Subject Area(s)
Has your principal approved this proposal?
1) Project Purpose, Impact for Students, and Objectives: Limit Response to 200 words. Please consider using your word processor for word count.
2) Please provide a brief narrative on how you would utilize the grant dollars. Grant requests may include computers, salary expenses, material costs and other program costs. Limit Response to 75 words. Please consider using your word processor for word count.
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