Upcoming Events at DoubleTree by Hilton Madison East
Thu Oct 27, 9:00 AM - Fri Oct 28, 12:00 PM
DoubleTree by Hilton Madison East
4402 East Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53704
Community: Madison
Description
Learn how to get easy money for your classroom, school or district.
Event Details
Learn how to get easy money for your classroom, school or district.Learn how to get easy money for your classroom, school or district.
October 27 & 28 @ Madison, WI
Other Dates & Locations:
September 26 & 27 @ Columbus, OH
September 29 & 30 @ Harrisburg, PA
October 6 & 7 @ Albany, NY
October 17 & 18 @ Springfield, MA
October 24 & 25 @ Minneapolis, MN
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Administrators, Superintendents, Principals, Assistant Principals, Teachers, Admin Assistants, Federal Program Directors, Social Workers, Counselors, Librarians, CTE, Specialists, Curriculum Directors, Homeless Liaisons, Nurses, Title I Supervisors, Coordinators, Directors, Lead Teachers, Academic Coaches, Aspiring Administrators, Aides, Grant Directors, Grant Writers, Foundation Directors, Educational Service Centers , Parent Teacher Organizations, Other Non-Profit Organizations OR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO BE A LEADER & MAKE A DIFFERENCE
GOALS:
DAY ONE - 1). To motivate participants to develop a grant writer or grant leadership team in their district.
2). To gain knowledge about grant opportunities available to school districts SPECIFICALLY INCLUDING Easy Grant, Foundation Grants, State Grants, Federal Grants, After-School Grants, Literacy Grants, Science Grants, STEM Grants, Math Grants, Technology Grants, Health Grants, Physical Activity Equipment Grants, Safety Grants, Art Grants, Field Trip Grants, Donation Requests/Magic Letters AND MANY MORE EASY GRANTS FOR SCHOOLS.
3). To gain a basic overview of grant writing and provide information to introduce grant opportunities to staff through professional development opportunities.
4). To eliminate concerns about the difficulty of grants & follow up reports.
5). To gain data resources and utilize the information to create a school demographic profile for grant applications. To better utilize academic scores and data for grant applications.
6). To send participants back to their school waving their own magic wand by giving them the tools they need to encourage district staff to begin writing grants to secure funding for their district.
7). To learn how to write grants and review grants for income.
October 27 & 28 @ Madison, WI
Other Dates & Locations:
September 26 & 27 @ Columbus, OH
September 29 & 30 @ Harrisburg, PA
October 6 & 7 @ Albany, NY
October 17 & 18 @ Springfield, MA
October 24 & 25 @ Minneapolis, MN
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Administrators, Superintendents, Principals, Assistant Principals, Teachers, Admin Assistants, Federal Program Directors, Social Workers, Counselors, Librarians, CTE, Specialists, Curriculum Directors, Homeless Liaisons, Nurses, Title I Supervisors, Coordinators, Directors, Lead Teachers, Academic Coaches, Aspiring Administrators, Aides, Grant Directors, Grant Writers, Foundation Directors, Educational Service Centers , Parent Teacher Organizations, Other Non-Profit Organizations OR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO BE A LEADER & MAKE A DIFFERENCE
GOALS:
DAY ONE - 1). To motivate participants to develop a grant writer or grant leadership team in their district.
2). To gain knowledge about grant opportunities available to school districts SPECIFICALLY INCLUDING Easy Grant, Foundation Grants, State Grants, Federal Grants, After-School Grants, Literacy Grants, Science Grants, STEM Grants, Math Grants, Technology Grants, Health Grants, Physical Activity Equipment Grants, Safety Grants, Art Grants, Field Trip Grants, Donation Requests/Magic Letters AND MANY MORE EASY GRANTS FOR SCHOOLS.
3). To gain a basic overview of grant writing and provide information to introduce grant opportunities to staff through professional development opportunities.
4). To eliminate concerns about the difficulty of grants & follow up reports.
5). To gain data resources and utilize the information to create a school demographic profile for grant applications. To better utilize academic scores and data for grant applications.
6). To send participants back to their school waving their own magic wand by giving them the tools they need to encourage district staff to begin writing grants to secure funding for their district.
7). To learn how to write grants and review grants for income.
