Glenwood Community School Foundation
Our Mission
Provide support to students, staff and the community in ways that contribute to their ability to excel in academic progress and enrichment activities
Foundation Grants
Grant Applications are Open for 2024-2025
Deadline Sept. 27, 2024
The Classroom Grants program helps meet the goals of our mission by providing funding to staff for projects that enhance the student education experience. These resources are designed to foster creativity in learning and provide innovative ways to engage students. Maximum Award: $2000 Applications are open August through September of each school year.
2023 Foundation Classroom Grant Recipients
Jennifer Buckingham, Middle School: $1000 for Ocarina& Kalimba Instruments
Lynda Eckheart, Middle School: $250 for Creative Day
Kamden Elwood & Samantha Wilson, Northeast: $900 for Sensory Room Redesign
Deb Fajardo, Northeast: $475 Wagging our Worries Away
Michelle Fornoff, West: $350 for Flexible Seating
Nicole Guild & Preschool, Northeast: $700 Preschool Family Night
Jordan Hansen, Northeast: $750 for Family Matters Books
Liz Jensen, Northeast: $450 for Phonemic Awareness
Marcia Van Ness, West: $700 for Classroom Transformations
2022 Foundation Classroom Grant Recipients
Kirsten Cashatt & Deb Fajardo, Northeast: $1000 for Computer Science & Coding Bee Bots
Michelle Fornoff, West: $625 for Generation Genius Science Learning Tool
Kara Gibson, Northeast: $1000 for Ramily Matters
Rebecca Griffin, Northeast: $400 for Decodable Books for Intervention Groups
Allison Henderson, Northeast: $700 for Preschool Family Night
Elizabeth Jensen, Northeast: $300 for Phonemic Awareness Development Tool
Eric Rasmussen, High School: $1000 for 9th American History Extension to SAC Museum
Sarah Smith, Northeast: $1000 for Stop! Collaborate and Listen! Magnetic Whiteboards
Jennifer Young, Northeast: $1000 for The Science of Reading & Decodable Books
2021 Foundation Classroom Grant Recipients
Beth Burgess, High School: $1000 for Vocational Academy
Mary Pat King, West: $600 for Multisensory Magic
Connie Cook, Northeast: $1000 for Positive Behavior Interventions Systems
Michelle Manning, HS: $1000 for Therapy Dog Training
Sandra Dollen, All Schools: $1000 Teammates Mentoring
Michelle Millar, West: $1000 Screen Time Alternative
Linda Eckheart, Middle School: $750 for Celebrate Creativity Day
Jennifer Tallmon, West: $700 for Engineering Matters
Deb Fajardo, Northeast: $850 for Kindergarten Community Builder
Jeff Yoachim, High School: $1000 for Art 3D Printer
Dara Harms, Northeast: $1000 for Phonemic Awareness
2024 Teacher of the Year is Rebecca Ruth
John A. Gregory Teacher of the Year Award
sponsored by Farm Bureau Financial Services, John B. Gregory, Agent
Recognizes and honors teachers who go above and beyond to meet the needs of Glenwood Community School District students. The award aims to recognize that teachers face many challenges every day in their classrooms, and to promote public recognition and respect for the teaching profession.
2024 Nominees
Nicole Guild, Northeast Elementary
Bruce Landstrom, Thrive/High School
Becky Ruth, Middle School
Jennifer Tallmon, West Elementary
2024 Teacher of the Year
Rebecca Ruth, Middle School
Past Recipients
2023: Melanie Howard, Middle School
2022: Sue Peters, Northeast Elementary
2021: Christina Boldra, High School
2020: Adam Giaffoglione, Middle School
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Address:
Glenwood Community School Foundation
PO Box 377
Glenwood, IA 51534
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt philanthropic organization