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Mini-Grant Master List thru 2019-2020 Year Campus Applicant First Applicant Last Project Title 19/20 ALA @ Euclid Jeremiah Birmingham Chicken Coop Enclosure 19/20 ALA @ Fox Tech Emily Delgado Word! Play! 19/20 Arnold Andrea Gongora Engaging STEM Activities 19/20 Arnold Alice Martinez Sit, Listen, and Read 19/20 Arnold Cynthia Duke Let's Enjoy Reading 19/20 Arnold Christina Psencik STEM in Head Start 19/20 Ball Wendy Nieves Portable Makerspace 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Isabel Ponce Flexible Seating 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Janellie Mendez Constructivism 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Marisa Lopez Project Based Learning 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Dorothy Uzzell Flexible Seating 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Sarah Klebahn Flexible Seating 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Stephanie Cox Flexible Seating for Independent Reading 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Jeanette Jaramillo Flexible Seating 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Diana Pope Project Dictionary 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Analisa Spicer Graphic Novels Grabbing Diverse Readers 19/20 Barkley-Ruiz Henri Obey Sensory Access 19/20 Baskin David Camacho Anytime is DEAR Time with Dr. Seuss Books 19/20 Baskin Bonnie Sixtos Read Your Heart Out! 19/20 Bilingual/ESL/Migrant Luz Garcia-Martin World Class Welcome Center 19/20 Bonham Patricia Del Toro Book Club Class Sets 19/20 Bonham Araceli Manriquez MAS Books and Resources 19/20 Bonham Crystal Valdez Literacy in the Music Classroom 19/20 Bonham Lucero Saldana Academic Comadres y Compadres 19/20 Bowden Tabitha Williams LOTC 19/20 Bowden John Wilkins Campus Athletic Transition 19/20 Bowden Dawn Barrera Colors Speak Louder than Words 19/20 Bowden Laura Halvorson Sensory Exploration 19/20 Brackenridge Roger Soto Board the Bus: College Field Trip 19/20 Briscoe Renaii Ortiz Breakout Edu! Something Different… 19/20 Briscoe Sarah Christal STAARy Nights 19/20 Briscoe Angela Williams Flexible Seating 19/20 Briscoe Anna Ulate The Distinguished Gentlemen 19/20 Burbank Germaine Craig Books 19/20 Burbank Jennifer De Waelsche Can You Hear Me Now? 19/20 Burbank Victor Naranjo Instrument Tuners 19/20 Burbank April Lara Indoor Theatre Percussion Group 19/20 Carroll Ana Valeria Gonzalez Bringing Nature into the Classroom 19/20 Carroll Gabrielle Gonzales Loose Parts 19/20 Carroll Analissa Olivares Block Area STEM Materials 19/20 Carroll Lynda Aguilar Growing Minds 19/20 Carroll Melissa Castillo Expanding Children's Interest in Science 19/20 Carroll Melinda Aguilar Enhance Learning through Sensory Play 19/20 Carroll Ana Gabriela Alvarez Bringing Nature into the Classroom 19/20 Carvajal Gina Escamilla Robotic Fun 19/20 Carvajal Roger Alvarado Outdoor Playground 19/20 CAST Med Margo Gomez Outdoor Volleyball System 19/20 CAST Med Caroline Brooks Literature Circles: Narrative Medicine 19/20 CAST Tech Carly Dodd Cross Campus Community Garden 19/20 CAST Tech Megan Whalon Building Community Through a Shared Story 19/20 CAST Tech John Kretlow Building Community Through a Shared Story 19/20 Collins Garden Angela Williams Flexible Seating 19/20 Collins Garden Roxanne Sarabia Microphone Maintenance 19/20 Collins Garden Cheryl Thienpont Super Shelving 19/20 Collins Garden Rosalinda Sanchez "Reading Buddies" Folding Chairs 19/20 Cotton Theresa Hughes School Garden 19/20 Cotton Megan Apodaca-Coyle Flexible Seating for Math Success 19/20 Cotton Kim Baker Flexible Seating for Math Success 19/20 Cotton Luz Maria Perez Halls that Inspire 19/20 Cotton Gloria Torres-Gonzalez PreK Science STEM Center 19/20 Cotton Lena Garcia Natural Classroom of Loose Parts 19/20 Cotton Siomara Palacios Literacy Project 19/20 Cotton Bridget Bonard Cheerleading Team 19/20 Crockett Javier Gonzalez 3-D Print Model Rockets 19/20 Crockett Roxanne Rodriguez Creating a Special Space for Learning 19/20 De Zavala Guadalupe Gomez Flexible Seating 19/20 De Zavala Jessica McClendon Flexible Seating 19/20 De Zavala Rebecca Mercado Flexible Classroom Seating 19/20 De Zavala Nicole Farris Flexible Classroom Seating 19/20 De Zavala Maria O'Connor Drumming for the Heart 19/20 De Zavala Patricia Tristan Radiant Writers and Radical Readers 19/20 De Zavala Vanessa Ibarra Flexible Classroom 19/20 Edison Kimberly Garza Campus Paintings 19/20 Edison Kory Paulini Hydration for Fire Science Outdoor Classes 19/20 Edison Tot Albro Rain Barrels - Bring on the Rain 19/20 Edison Dezarre Boone Adaptive Art Curriculum 19/20 Fenwick Cassandra Grim Essential Elements of Music 19/20 Fox Tech Ana Harvey Mural Creation/Restoration 19/20 Fox Tech Janice Cuccia Archery - not just a sport - A Life Skill 19/20 Fox Tech Denise Martinez-Ruiz Flexible Seating for Anatomy Students 19/20 Franklin Veronica Perea Inspiring Authors 19/20 Franklin Ashley Hagins Music and Literature for Student Success 19/20 Franklin Leslie-Jade Romero Training with Tricycles 19/20 Gates Veronica Saenz Bully Free We Believe 19/20 Graebner Mariah Smith Literature Fosters Readers & Filmmakers 19/20 Green Jennifer Loftin Fun, Flexible Seating 19/20 Green Veronica De Los Santos Empowering Students with Flexible Seating 19/20 Green Desiree Davila Resiliency with ART 19/20 Harris Juanita Flores Full STEAM Ahead 19/20 Hawthorne Elizabeth Munoz-Pena Reading and Writing Online 19/20 Hawthorne Sharon Burgess ACE Unit STEM Project 19/20 Hawthorne Sara Zapata Architecture Club 19/20 Hawthorne Dana Cervantes Science in Action 19/20 Hawthorne Bonnye Cavazos Board Game Club 19/20 Herff Jaclyn Cardenas Picturing Success with Reading Skills 19/20 Highland Hills Juanita Torres Ballet Folklorico Las Aguilitas 19/20 Highland Park Joyce Louis Community Garden 19/20 Highland Park Linda Fair Keep our Children Safe 19/20 Hillcrest Diane Osio Robotics Club 19/20 Hillcrest Jamie Cavazos Sensory Items for Special Needs Children 19/20 Hillcrest Liza Herrera Sensational Science! 19/20 Hirsch April Palmer Fun and Focused 19/20 Hirsch Lucy Smith School to Home Bridge Book Bags II 19/20 Huppertz Barbara Perez Chess Club Makes the Right Moves 19/20 Huppertz Jannine Wood Science Discovery Garden 19/20 Irving Janelly Ramirez Senory Seating 19/20 Irving Dora Leija Kindergarten STEM Centers 19/20 Irving Veronica Vela Botello Math Manipulatives 19/20 Jefferson Paula Dolloff Contemporary Poets & Writers' Workshops 19/20 Jefferson Robert Hernandez eSports 19/20 JT Brackenridge Daniell Martin Station Formation 19/20 JT Brackenridge Rebecca Palacios Fun Friday Game Room 19/20 JT Brackenridge Cynthia Garza Family/Community Movie Nights 19/20 JT Brackenridge Danielle Lopez Spanish Reader's Theatre/Fluency Centers 19/20 JT Brackenridge Yvonne Serna Outside the Box 19/20 JT Brackenridge Rebecca Huizar Lopez Adapting & Advancing 19/20 JT Brackenridge Diana Casiano 4th Grade Reading 19/20 JT Brackenridge Porsha Dardy Family Game Night 19/20 JT Brackenridge Michelle Chambers Math Resources 19/20 Knox Isabel Casares Jumbo and Small Magnetic Building Tiles 19/20 Knox Rebekah Ozuna Canvas Presentation Posters 19/20 Knox Jannell Williams Learning through Dramatic Play 19/20 Lamar Rachel Jackson Songs of the Activist 19/20 Lamar Jenny Martinez Can You Hear Us? 19/20 Lamar Chloe Walker Sensorial Shapes & Motor Control 19/20 Lanier Lanye Pegues Cut it Out! 19/20 Lanier Natalia Baltazar 360 View of Language Acquisition 19/20 Lanier Juan Morales Driving the Automotive Technology Program 19/20 Lanier Santiago Bueno JROTC Representing with Pride and Organization 19/20 Lanier Norma Molina Reading en Espanol 19/20 Lanier Adriana Abundis Mobile Museum 19/20 Madison Rigoberto Carbajal White Board Table & Supplies 19/20 Madison Lorraine Harlow STEM Our Way to Exploring 19/20 Maverick Belinda Rodriguez Voices! 19/20 Maverick Susan Correa Dr. Krashunbang Field Trip 19/20 Maverick Elisa Aguirre Bibliotherapy 19/20 Maverick Andrea Arispe Sensory Learning 19/20 Maverick Maria Otero Flexible Seating 2 19/20 Miller Nyree Cavazos Puppetry in the Library 19/20 Mission Rebecca Garcia Cozy and Calm 19/20 MLK Nyree Cavazos Puppetry in the Library 19/20 MLK Sarah Acosta Makerspace 19/20 MLK Natasha Pinnix Calming Rooms for Students 19/20 MLK Cynthia Trejo Digital Media & Film Club 19/20 MLK Julie Garza We are Wonders 19/20 MLK Ratasha Adams Podcasts in ELAR 19/20 Neal Virginia Peche Musical iPad 19/20 Nelson Heather Beagle Sensory Room 19/20 Nelson Imelda Martinez Expanded STEM 19/20 Nelson Kathryn Martinez Flexible Seating for Little Wiggle Worms 19/20 Ogden Lesley Medlin Culture Garden 19/20 Pershing Veronica Mansfield Early Elementary Math Centers 19/20 Pershing Brenda Duncan Student-Centered Learning with Music Play 19/20 Poe Alejandro Arriaga Gardening with Tigers 19/20 Poe Edmundo Garza District-Wide Chess Tournament Boards 19/20 Rhodes Benjamin Dartez Arts, A/V Tech & Comm. Photography 19/20 Rhodes Marie Epstein News/Broadcast Production 19/20 Riverside Park Kayleigh Del Moral Roadrunner Reset Room 19/20 Riverside Park Raquel Falcon Mindfulness Through Lego Design and Construction 19/20 Rogers Academy Robin McNeely Empowering Students to be Published Authors 19/20 Rogers MS Leyla Mirisoleiman Holocaust Study 19/20 Rogers MS Milton Roberts New LOTC Program 19/20 Sam Houston Dina Branford Hurricane Central - Cyber PTECH Podcast 19/20 Sarah King Blanca Rendon Me Pregunto: Using Inquiry to Support Literacy 19/20 Sarah King Lorena Portillo Outdoor Learning Environment 19/20 Sarah King Alejandra Castillo-Regalado Pre-Kinder's in Motion 19/20 Schenck Jacob Hitt Rain Garden using Texas native plants 19/20 Schenck Danielle Elizondo Block by Block, Breath by Breath 19/20 Smith Rosa Barrera Listos para leer! Manos a la obra! 19/20 Steele Claire Romano Project Movement 19/20 Steele Patricia Forero Robotics Club 19/20 Steele
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