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      Through its 34 scholarship funds, the Education Foundation has awarded more than $650,000 in scholarships to more than 600 students. The Foundation has also raised and distributed more than $170,000 through the Innovative Teaching Program.
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COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund Matching Grant – Donations Requested

Posted on April 4, 2020

The Hood River County Education Foundation has received an anonymous matching grant of $12,500 to help fund emergency COVID-19 related expenses anticipated by the Hood River County School District. With students and teachers now dependent on online instruction at least through the end of Spring semester, funds for books and supplies to send home to students, and improved WiFi capability, are greatly needed.  Every dollar donated will be matched by this grant, meaning a full match will provide $25,000 to the District for these expenses.  You can donate below, or send a check made payable to “HRCEF” to: COVID-19 Emergency Fund, Hood River County Education Foundation, 1011 Eugene St., Hood River, OR 97031. 

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$17,000 in Innovative Teaching Grants Announced

Posted on January 31, 2016

Seventeen Innovative Teaching Grants totaling over $17,000 have been awarded in 2017 by the Hood River County Education Foundation (HRCEF).  Grants are funded primarily by community donations and fundraising.

Technology for students with special needs were the focus of three grants.  There were seven STEM projects, including a grant to put on Family STEM nights at elementary schools in cooperation with high school teacher Kathryn Grant.   Classroom libraries were increased via six grants, and classroom computers or technology in two grants.

Every school in the district received at least one grant.

A cooperative effort paired funds from the Band Together Grant from the Oregon Community Foundation, and from the HRCEF Music in the Schools Fund, to purchase ukuleles for Cascade Locks and Parkdale Elementary School. The Band Together Grant also funded additional Orff instruments (small marimba-like instruments) for May Street and Westside elementary schools. Both these grants provide elementary students with experience in playing instruments prior to middle school.

HRCEF Board member Aspen McKenna, chair of the HRCEF Innovative Teaching Grant Committee said, “We increased the maximum amount of these grants to $2,000 this year, and we got some very exciting projects that would have exceeded our grant limit in earlier years. And we received some terrific applications for modest funding that should yield big impacts in classrooms.”

The 2017 winners are listed under the here.

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