Congratulations to the Southeast Polk staff members who received Meta grants. Thank you, Meta, for providing us with the opportunity to acquire technology to serve our students better!
Four Mile teachers Dr. Kim McCoy Parker and Janet Riordan accepted a grant for hummingbird computer science kits for Four Mile Makerspace/STEM Lab.
SEP High School Industrial Technology teachers Steve McCoy and Ryan Andersen received a grant to purchase a new laser engraver/cutter for our industrial tech courses.
JIm Pifer, SEP Preschool-12 Science Coordinator, accepted the districtwide STEM grant for geocaching GPS kits with laser cutters for classroom literacy connections.
Stephanie Laird, SEP Preschool-12 Learning Supports Coordinator, received a grant for iPads and talking point earbuds to facilitate removing barriers and engaging English Learners and their families.
The Southeast Polk Home School Assistance Program received a grant for pocket lab kits and a collaboration with the Science Center of Iowa.
Delaware Elementary received a grant for a biofeedback tool called Mightier Watch to help reduce behavior crises and strengthen emotional control.
A huge shoutout to Meta for these grants, and congratulations to all of the recipients!
