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Keeping History Alive Grants:Deadline - Oct.7

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Keeping History Alive Grants:Deadline - Oct.7

Participants in our summer programs often visit local institutions which would make great destinations for field trips. Unfortunately, many schools cannot afford such experiences. Teachers in all of our programs hear about films and other resources they may not be able to purchase. Perhaps a “keeping history alive” grant from the LA County Office of Education, Azusa Pacific University and the Webster Foundation is what you need! Oct. 7 is the deadline to apply.


The Los Angeles County Office of Education
is proud to announce

The 2011-12 "Keeping History Alive" Grants
To K-12 Teachers of History in Los Angeles County
Sponsored by Azusa Pacific University (APU), Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE)
and The Webster Foundation

The Los Angeles County Office of Education is pleased to announce the continuation of direct grants to K-12 teachers of history under the program entitled "Keeping History Alive." This is the seventh year of the program assisting teachers in the public, private, and parchial schools of Los Angeles County.

This year, 2011-12, the competition for available KHA grants will be greater than before so it is important that you submit your application as early as possible and as complete as possible. The better the grant application is written, the better of chances are of being successful. Here are new guidelines to assist you in preparing your grant application that will give you the best opportunity to secure a KHA grant.

For Classroom Resources:
(1)
please describe the resouce(s) and indicate the vendor; (2) show the vendor's cost of the items you want to purchase; (3) explain why you need the item(s); (4) how you plan to use them, and (5) what you expect the outcomes to be from their use.

For Field Trips:
(1)
please indicate your destination and how many students (and teachers) are going; (2) the cost of transportation; (3) the cost of admission; (4) total cost to the field trip, and (5) how you plan to prepare the students before, and capture the experience after, the trip.

For On-Campus Presentation:
(1)
please indicate who is doing the presentation; (2)the cost of the presentation; (3) how many students (and teachers) are involved; (4) why the presentation is important, and (5) how your prepare the students before, and capture the experience after, the presentation.

For Professional Development:
(1)
please indicate the workshop, seminar, conference, or institute you plan to attend; (2) the dates and location (3) explain how it will impact you; (4) how it will impact your students, and (5) how many students (and teachers) will be impacted by it.
Grant information and applications can be found at:
http://www.apu.edu/library/services/forms/keepinghistoryalivegrant/.

The grant application submission deadline is Friday, October 7, 2011

Notification of grant approval or denial will be sent to your email at the address you have supplied on your aplication. If approved, you will be asked to fill out a W-9, Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification form before receiving your grant check. Grant checks will be presented to you at an Awards Reception January 28, 2012. You must send in a report on the use of your grant monies by July 1, 2012, with copies of expense receipts. More information on these requirements will be sent along with your grant approval.