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Charlottesville City Schools
02/12/14
Awards of $1,000 each to outstanding Virginia elementary, middle, and high-school teachers working in the public and private schools in Albemarle County and/or the City of Charlottesville, or at the Charlottesville Albemarle Technical Education Center. These awards are intended to honor and recognize the area's most exemplary teachers.
Grant awards can be used to purchase classroom materials or to support the recipient’s continued professional development.
A Golden Apple nominee should exhibit the following characteristics:
- Creates a love of learning in students of all abilities and backgrounds.
- Stimulates thought and provokes student dialogue.
- Challenges students to reach high standards and expectations.
- Understands the needs of students individually and collectively, and meets those needs with determination, enthusiasm, and imagination.
- Involves families in the education process.
GrantWatch ID#: 139255
Grants will be awarded to eight candidates: three elementary, two middle, and two high school candidates, and one from the schools that are members of the VAIS.
Award recipients will receive a Golden Apple, as well as gift certificates from local businesses. Each recipient will also be eligible to receive one of eight $1,000 Golden Apple Grant.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Contact Reeda Deane at the ACPS Department of Instruction at 434‐296‐5820.
Dr. Rosa S. Atkins, Superintendent
1562 Dairy Road
Charlottesville, VA 22903
(434) 245-2400
Rosa.Atkins@charlottesvilleschools.org
Albemarle County and the City of Charlottesville
USA: Virginia
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