Michelle Przybylowski's class at ​​​​Cheltenham Elementary School  One World: Building Bridges from Korea to the East Coast ​
The Cheltenham School District Foundation is proud of its multi-faceted grant initiative that provides diverse support to programs, integrating and supplementing the regular instructional programs of the Cheltenham School District. Many of these programs provide unique approaches to learning, some are offered outside of school hours and are separate from the curriculum and academic program. 
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2017-18 Grant Award Recipients

​GRANT: Makedo Open-Ended Cardboard Construction Tools for our Makerspace

Mimi Rubin​
Myers Elementary School
​​GRANT: Title 1 run school store​

Dina Kilpatrick
Myers Elementary School
GRANT: Passport to Reading

Christine Wiliames and Sara Ryzner 
Glenside Elementary School
GRANT: CrossFit Program​

Jeff Rauchut​
Cedarbrook Middle School
GRANT: 21 st Century Classroom Seating: A Flexible Design with All Learners in Mind

Rebekah Taboada​
Cheltenham Elementary School
GRANT: Michael Brecker Arrangement Commission

Daniel Reitz and Matt Bernstein
​​Cheltenham High School
GRANT:  Holocaust Awareness Museum trip

Lise Marlowe
Elkins Park School
GRANT: Modeling Cellular Processes Using 3D Printing.

Lynn Meldru
​​​Cheltenham High School
GRANT:  Perspective - Using a multi-media approach, students will connect themes in the novel The House on Mango Street with Biological concepts​

Brian Smith
​​​Cheltenham High School
GRANT: Probing Science - The project involves students testing different household liquids and determining the pH.

Johanna Cella
​​​Cheltenham High School

GRANT: One World: Building Bridges from Korea to the East Coast 

Michelle Przybylowski
​​​​Cheltenham Elementary School

​GRANT: Buddy Benches

Tracy Keeley
​​​​Wyncote Elementary School

​GRANT: ​Digital Keyboard for Wyncote Students

Dan Reitz
​​​​Wyncote Elementary School