Teacher Grants

2018 Teacher Grant Final Report

The 2018 Teacher Grant final report is due May 24, 2019. Final report must include photos, photo release forms and copies of receipts.

School Name:*
Name*
First Last
Email*
Project Title:*
Number of students reached with garden project:*
Grade level(s) of students:*
Summarize your project. Did it go according to plans? Include highlights or issues that happened.*
Lessons learned. What would you have done differently with your project? What will you do with the project next year?*
Based on the measurable impacts you stated in your grant application, did the project meet your stated goals?*
Please list the volunteers from the community that participated in your project.*
Which FAITC (s) did you use during this project?*
What was your average pre-test score? Please give us a number from 0-100.*
What was your average post-test score? Please give us a number from 0-100.*
Upload copies of all your receipts. Total must equal awarded amount or more. To be eligible for future grants we must have these.*
Upload photo(s) of your project.*
Drop files here or
If you would like to send more photo, please email them to sponholtz@agtag.org.
Upload copies of your photo release forms for students whose faces can be seen in the photo.
If your school uses the form that only has to be signed if they cannot be photographed, upload that form. We use some of these photos for advertisements and on facebook so if your photos CANNOT be used for that please let me know.

Florida Agriculture in the Classroom will be offering Teacher Grants for the 2018-19 school year. The grant is open to general education and agriscience teachers in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade who want to use agricultural concepts to teach core subject areas.

The deadline for applications is October 1, but we will only be accepting the first 40 complete applications. Be sure to read the PowerPoint and Guidelines for helpful hints on completing the application correctly. The guidelines may have changed slightly, so make sure you read them carefully. Florida Agriculture in the Classroom, Inc.’s Teacher Grant program strives to fund classroom projects that teach Florida school children about the importance of agriculture and introduce them to agricultural producers and representatives in their areas. Teacher Grant Application will be available online August 1, 2018.

Teacher Grant Progress Report

Name*
First Last
School Name*
Name of Project*
Brief report on the status of your grant project.*
Is the project progressing as indicated in the grant application time line? If no, please state the reason(s) and if the project will be completed as proposed.*
Pre-test Average (2 digit number only- ex: 92)*
Please enter a number from 0 to 99.
An average class score from a class pre-test is required to receive your second half of funds.
What Florida Agriculture in the Classroom lesson are you using?*
Optional Photo Uploads
You are encouraged to upload photos below, but it's not required.
File Upload

Drop files here or

Application and Guidelines:

Timeline

All proposals must postmarked on or before October 1, 2018 or be hand delivered to the FAITC office. Email applications will not be accepted.
Only the first 40 complete applications will be accepted and be considered. We need 6 copies of application with budget and timeline and 6 copies of your letter of support from administrator.
Announcement of awards will be in November 2018 by email.
Progress report due to the FAITC office: Dec. 14, 2018.
Final reports must be completed online or postmarked on or before May 24, 2019.

Eligible Applicants

Certified Florida teachers engaged in classroom instruction at the pre-kindergarten through 12th grade levels who integrate agricultural concepts into non-agricultural curricula, as well as agriscience teachers.

Grant Resources

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Teacher Grants

2018 Teacher Grant Final Report

Teacher Grant Progress Report

Optional Photo Uploads

Application and Guidelines:

Timeline

Eligible Applicants

Grant Resources

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