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Big IDEA's give WFISD Teachers Big Funds

By: Lindsey Wopschall
Updated: November 16, 2012

Some WFISD teachers are getting a big surprise today.

They're being awarded for their creativity and ingenuity when it comes to their teaching ideas.

"Good job Mrs. Hutchinson, good job."

That was just one of the 23 different teachers who received the Idea Grant, for innovative, developmental, and educational activities.

WFISD teachers submit ideas to the foundation board for ways to enhance learning in the classroom.

16 different grants were declared winners resulting in a total of 12 thousand dollars awarded.

"In this economic time teachers need a boost, and when we can help them out financially it's an even bigger boost, and I think the students really appreciate the fact that their teachers are doing their homework too," said Lance Spruiell, a WFISD foundation board member.

The grants are all funded through donations.

Below is a full list of all the recipients:


IDEA Grant Recipients:
Gena Ayers, Barwise
Jayne Gregg, Barwise
Sharon Adkisson, Cunningham
Starsha Canaday, Cunningham
Christi Kelton, Cunningham
Donna Husnick, Cunningham
Kindergarten Teachers, Fowler
Amy Rhine, Haynes
Julie Woolsey, Haynes
Shirley Johnston, Kirby
Michelle Keller, Milam
Ashley Schroeder, Milam
Jessica Chavez, Milam
Cindy Barnhill, Milam
Veronica Ard, Milam
Tiffany Hutchison, Milam
Amanda Miller, Milam
Jennifer Thompson, Milam
Jim Henson, Rider
Kathy Baxter, Sheppard
Debbie Owens, Washington/Jackson
Leigh Medford, Washington/Jackson
Lanette Cheek, WFHS


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