LCEF
Assemblies, the Columbus Zoo, COSI, outside speakers, authors, robotics and specific items to supplement engaging educational experience are made available through the LCEF Grant Program.
A teacher affects eternity;
he can never tell where his influence stops.
Henry Adams
Generous donors make it possible for the Logan County Education Foundation to enrich
area student classroom learning experiences
by funding over 900 innovative teacher grants in our area schools since 1990!
These grants have provided learning materials, activities, speakers and experiences that otherwise would not have been available. Please consider helping to make these learning experiences for our area students by donating to LCEF.
Thank you, Honda, for your continued support of our Teacher Grant Program
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GRANT WRITING TIPS FOR TEACHERS
Sometimes this can be the hardest step. Successful grant writers seem to be able to write grants easily. You can too with a little preparation. Download and review the GRANT WRITING TIPS sheet, talk to teachers in your building who have received grants about how they go about the process, and begin thinking about how a grant could enhance your students’ classroom experience. The GRANT WRITING WORKSHEET can help you organize your ideas at your convenience so you are ready whenever grant applications are due.
For more information about the LCEF Teacher Grant program contact Karen Sorreles at lcedfd@gmail.com or call 599-5195 ext. 5506.
Grant Applications for Teachers in Logan County Public Schools
MISSION STATEMENT
The Logan County Education Foundation supports educational excellence
in our community by
awarding grants to educators and scholarships to students.
You can help bring innovative learning experiences to area classrooms by making a donation to LCEF several ways:
1. Click on the Donate button below and use your credit card f or a one time or recurring donation.
2. Write a check and mail it to:
LCEF
1973 State Route 47 West
Bellefontaine, OH 43311