$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

$1,157 to fund purchase of an iPad Pro, sturdy case and Apple Pencil for 6th graders at Larry Larson Middle School. The iPad Pro will be used to improve collaboration between

$10, 606 to support the purchase of new tools for the Grandview Heights High School Special Education and Intervention Specialists. Grant will fund purchase and installation of two Smart Boards

$4,200 was awarded to support the Language Arts Curriculum Program at Larry Larson Middle School. Grant funds will cover ELA Materials,  Junior Great Books, Jacob’s Ladder Series, Independent Reading Materials, and Critical

$5050 awarded to the Grandview Columns Public Art Project to partially fund project costs including Resident Artist Fees, Materials and Technology . Five powder coated, galvanized steel columns (donated by the

$437 to support the Kids' Club after school program, Circles for Grandparents.

$4,954 towards purchase of a smartboard for the Grandview Heights High School Spanish classroom.

$4,300 for technology for the Edison Intermediary/Larry Larson Middle School Visual Arts classroom.

$15,000 towards replacement of Grandview Heights High School Marching Band formal uniforms.

$2,139 to provide 31 Early Learning backpacks to the Grandview Heights Public Library.

$28,500 to purchase 20 MacBook Air computers/accessories for Kindergarten Classes.

$380 for yoga mats for the Health and Wellness Center

$11,486 to create a multi-focal point class room for the GHHS History classes.

$2,000 to purchase four guitars and equipment to create a guitar lending library.

$2,207 to purchase 26 new chairs for the Grandivew Heights High School Chemistry lab

$2,345 to purchase audio visual technology for the choir room for GHHS and EI/LLMS Vocal Music

$9,000 to purchase 21 new Chromebook laptops for the EI/LLMS Intervention Specialists

$14,054 to purchase communication and production equipment

$25,000 in support of the new Wellness Project to expand the high school fitness center

$42,000 to pilot three 21st Century Classroom redesigns, one per school