Foundation / Corporation
Ball Brothers Foundation
02/01/16
One award of $15,000 to recognize a Delaware County, Indiana public K - 12 school teacher who has brought innovation, enthusiasm, and 21st century skills to the classroom. Criteria for selection include the teacher’s use of unique approaches to motivate students by creating authentic learning experiences grounded in core academic content.
In addition, the teacher must display integrity and responsibility to the community, students, colleagues, and school, and be accountable to his/her area of academic training.
GrantWatch ID#: 166095
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$15,000
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Donna Munchel
765.741.5500
info@ballfdn.org
222 S. Mulberry St.
Muncie, IN 47305
USA: Indiana
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