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December 2011
The QISD Education Foundation approved a 2012-2013 grant amount of $20,000. Applications are now available and are attached. The deadline to submit an application for next school year is Monday, February 6, 2012. Please review the applications if you are interested in applying for a grant for your classroom, program, team or campus. If you need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Gail McDaniel at the secondary level, Sue Boone at the elementary level or me.
All applications submitted to the Foundation must first be approved by your campus principal. If you are contemplating an idea or project, please consult with your principal.
Enhancement Grant Form
Math and Science Grant Form
Quinlan Grant Rubric
Enhancement Grant Form
Math and Science Grant Form
Quinlan Grant Rubric
Education is simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another. ~G.K. Chesterton
Dirty Tricks Or Secret Weapon:
Neither Pays Off At Tug-Of-War
The tension was formidable Saturday on school grounds as the Bad News Board and the Foundation Fighters tug-of-war teams squared off. The event was part of the Quinlan Independent School District homecoming celebration.
This reporter had heard rumors of the possibility of dirty tricks before the contest and telephoned School Board President Kenny Stone on the way to the contest and asked, "Can you confirm or deny reports that dirty tricks will be used by the Bad News Board team?"...
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The Quinlan Education Foundation is a non-profit organization that will help promote quality education within the Quinlan Independent School District. The Foundation will act as a private partner with the District to fund educational programs and projects that are not within the budgetary guidelines of the district.
The Quinlan Education Foundation is making a difference in our community.
The Quinlan Education Foundation is a non-profit organization that will help promote quality education within the Quinlan Independent School District. The Foundation will act as a private partner with the District to fund educational programs and projects that are not within the budgetary guidelines of the district.
Interested in becoming a Volunteer?
Find What's Right for You!
Need some ideas to get you started? Here are just a few:
1. Help kids learn and grow. Volunteer your time to help with an after-school program.
2. Lend a hand at an upcoming Quinlan Education Foundation event. Learn about upcoming events.
3. Give back over the holidays. Serve Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless, volunteer at your local food bank, or distribute toys to kids. Your church, or other place of worship also may be able to use your help.
