Adopt-A-Grant
Community - we are excited to provide another way to directly impact our children's learning experience called "Adopt a Grant." It will allow you to directly support (partial or full) an enrichment grant for Coupeville Schools.
Each year, our teachers submit 30 - 40 detailed grant requests. This program will allow you to direct your donations to your favorite grants and make a difference in their lives. We have so many experiences to choose from. Read a bit about them below and donate to make a difference.
We will ensure your generosity is followed up with a personal touch - a for you to more closely see the difference you made. Oftentimes, we receive pictures and thank yous following the activity and we will ensure you are included.
Each year, our teachers submit 30 - 40 detailed grant requests. This program will allow you to direct your donations to your favorite grants and make a difference in their lives. We have so many experiences to choose from. Read a bit about them below and donate to make a difference.
We will ensure your generosity is followed up with a personal touch - a for you to more closely see the difference you made. Oftentimes, we receive pictures and thank yous following the activity and we will ensure you are included.
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Mr. Noste's Birdhouse Project
Grant Amount: $150 Mr. Noste is at it again, this time looking to build birdhouses out of 1x6 fence boards that he will cut and pre-drill for all his 1st graders (4 classes)! This project will help the students to learn to follow a plan, measure, drive nails and work together. They also will learn about the nesting habits of birds. Spring is coming soon, so get ready to show your support! |
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Life Skill's Coffee Maker
Grant Amount: $600 The Coupeville Transition Program helps young adults with disabilities gain essential life and job skills in order to work towards independence. The Wolf Perk (love this name) is an instructional model designed for special education students. Through the coffee cart, the students will receive hands-on, real-life experience with functional skills that are connected to services a food cart. These skills include learning social interactions, speech, and language, exploring job roles/responsibilities, bilateral hand skills, hygiene practice, sequencing using math to keep an inventory of supplies and simple accounting using real money. The Wold Perk has been open and serving the staff of Coupeville Schools since April of 2019. They have made and served over 600 drinks to date and has been very successful! In order to keep up, the Wolf Perk needs a better machine! |
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7th Grade Field Trip to MOHAI - Museum of History and Industry
Grant Amount: $1500 You are making the dreams come true for the entire 7th grade WA State history class by supporting their field trip to the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle. This is a field trip that they never forget! Ms Megan Austin and Mr Brandon Volkman plan out and make for an amazing day benefitting 80 students, 2 staff, and 12 parents/guardians. Their objective is to deepen the student's knowledge of Washington state history to support our learning standards. This grant makes the entire experience free for all! The students will learn through the museum's current exhibits which include eras from 1854 - present: Territory to now contemporary Washington state. The students will be split into groups to complete a printed scavenger hunt of the museum during their self-guided tour. They hold discussions with the classes following the trip and really helps them see what they have learned about. |
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8th Grade Overnight: Moran State Park
Grant Amount: $2250 Your contribution will help fund what is becoming an annual tradition for the 8th graders - certainly one of the most memorable experiences of their school days. The goals of this field trip to Camp Moran (Moran State Park) on Orcas Island is:
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