College scholarships to the class of 2020.

Provides back to school supplies for every Grandview student k-12

Enables students to represent a country and research, present, debate and collaberate on behalf of that country at state and national gatherings.

Partnership with the Grandview Heights Public Library to help with marketing and incentives for middle age readers participating in the summer reading program.

STEM bins for student checkout. Each bin built around a STEM theme with books, toys, manipulatives and task ideas to go with that theme.

Student designed sensory installations to foster movement, motor skills and sensory brain connections in hallway transition areas.

Expansion of grade level book library to include Global Read-Aloud books for all students and expanded genres for every reading level.

KTC partnership with the schools to provide composting receptacles, waste pick up and educational classes for staff and students on how to properly dispose of food waste. A food waste

$500 Support for the expansion of the district’s First Robotics program.

$5000 A community and k-12 district wide service learning project for community members, students, teachers and staff to work together on a common goal. Over 250 prosthetic hands were made

$800 Partnership with the Ohio Craft Museum to expand learning opportunities for young artist in our community.

$3369 Partnership with the Grandview Heights Public Library to help with marketing and incentives for middle age readers participating in the summer reading program.

$11,950 In an effort to support the district’s growing orchestra program, string instruments were purchased, allowing the beginning middle school students to have access to instruments within the school.

$7003 In an effort to improve the learning opportunities of the district’s Biology, Honors Biology and AP Biology students, molecular biology equipment was purchased. This equipment allowed for a more

$18,000 The goal of this grant was to transform the Stevenson Elementary gymnasium into a community thinking and learning space, designed to meet and exceed the needs of a 21st

$2895 By bridging photography and AP History curriculums, students will learn the history of district’s architecture while preserving details through photography.

$3700 Cincinnati artist Deb Brod spent two weeks with Stevenson Elementary students as an artist in residence where she instructed the students in playful learning of art.

$8000 The world of technology is an integral component of our society today. In conjunction with the district’s 1 to 1 technology initiative, Lego coding equipment was purchased to help

$1255 The high school yearbook is an opportunity for the students to gain hands on experience in the world of journalism. By combining written words and photography, students are able

$13,500 In support of the district Wellness Program, salad bars were purchased for all three schools. This purchase expanded and improved the lunch offerings for all students district wide.

$875. To foster a growth mindset approach to teaching, educational games were purchased for the gifted program at Stevenson Elementary.

$5000. The Education Foundation sponsored the Grandview Heights Public Library’s evening with author Celeste Ng.

$700 Award winning and New York Times Best Selling Author, Jason Reynolds, spent the day with Stevenson Elementary and Grandview middle school students sharing his passion of books and writing.

In 2019 the Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Education Foundation introduced a new scholarship program. We gave out a total of $25,000 to six students. Congratulations to the winners!

In 2018 the Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Education Foundation introduced a new scholarship program. We gave out $25,000 (5 kids received $5,000 scholarships). Congratulations to the winners!

$9,000 A community and k-12 district wide service learning project for community members, students, teachers and staff to work together on a common goal. Over 250 prosthetic hands were made

$1,200 Partnership with the Grandview Heights Public Library to help with marketing and incentives for middle age readers participating in the summer reading program.

$500 Support for the expansion of the district’s First Robotics program.

$5,500 Partnership with the Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department to introduce, encourage and celebrate participation in outdoor activities and a healthy lifestyle for children.

$1,260 A collaboration with the High School Art Department to showcase a variety of student art each quarter in a public gallery.

$4,550 Professional development workshop for district teaching staff focused on the creative process and its relationship to problem solving.  

$2,090 New materials for the 2nd grade STEM stations.

$800 Partnership with The Ohio State University French Department to bring French singer, Bruno Pelletier, to Columbus. Mr. Pelletier performed for the community and worked directly with students at OSU

$2,919 A work space designed to meet the needs of children with disabilities and behavior, social and emotional needs.

$4,200 Purchase of new, size appropriate string instruments for middle school students to try while taking orchestra.

$1,179 A permanent kindergarten learning station where kids can play, create and collaborate together.

$5,775 Elementary classrooms designed for and dedicated specifically to language arts and literacy and to engineering and problem solving. A classroom set up specifically for a certain area of study

$2,300 Elementary art room Architecture Center materials for children to innovate and create 3D structures based on their study of interior design and architecture.

$5,676 AP Art History Grant - Wet collodion plate photography process materials and ongoing instruction from a professional historical photographer.

$9,426 High school Media Center lab for the production of digital and audio content. A green screen, sound proof booth, production lights and new audio equipment were purchased to assist

$1,600 Support for the Performing Arts: Live pit musicians to enhance the production and experience of the high school musical for students.

$6,000 High school mentors and elementary age mentees will work together to write, illustrate and publish a book about Grandview Heights. This is a collaborative effort with community members, government

In partnership with the Mirolo Charitable Foundation, $18,000 in scholarships were granted to four Grandview Heights High School Seniors- Joe McCauley, Evelyn Brown, Jack Dobies, and Ashley Linville. Congratulations to all

$9,473 to update Social Studies classroom 221 at Grandview Heights High School. The grant funds will be used to bring the High School Social Studies classroom up to 21st century

$5, 000 to fund furnishings for an Adaptive Learning Environment at Larry Larson Middle School. Grant will be used to purchase Rugs, Stability Disks, Learning Stools, Standing Desks, Balance Ball Seating, Foam Mats and Miscellaneous

$1,250 to fund new educational games for the Grandview Heights Public Library. Grant will be used to purchase 46 Assorted Educational Games and Carrying Cases that the library will make available

$5,759 to fund a Smart Board for the science classroom at Larry Larson Middle School. Grant will be used to purchase a 65” Screen SMART Board and Stand with Tray plus Power

$4,775.93 to support the creation of a STEAM station at Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School. Grant funds will be used to purchase a 3D Printer, cart, Filament, Robot EV3,  5 Tool

$2,323 to fund an Augmented Reality Sandbox for Larry Larson Middle School. Grant funds will be used to enhance vigorous learning opportunities in Grandview Heights science and social studies classrooms

$4,172 to fund a Life Skills Learning Lab for Larry Larson Middle School and Edison Intermediate Elementary School. The grant will support the current EILMS classroom unit designed to focus