Farmington Area Education Foundation
Past Grants 2023 - 2020
Grants 2023
Graphing Calculators​​
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Farmington High School was awarded $4,500 for 40 Texas Instruments TI-84 PLUS CE Graphing Calculator.
Grants 2022
Hands on Equations​​
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Akin Road Elementary School was awarded $1,044.96 for Hands on Equations class set for teachers and 30 students.
Sturdy Stools and Maker Space Materials​
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Akin Road Elementary School was awarded $2,000 for sturdy stools and maker space materials.
Reef & Jungle Room​​
Riverview Elementary Schools was awarded $4,551 for materials for a reef & Jungle Room, which includes climbing walls, scaler net, agility ladder, Ninja course slanted steps and Maneuver Maze.
Grant 2021
Wi-Fi Signal Expansion Districtwide
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ISD 192 receives grant to enhance outdoor learning spaces by expanding the outdoor Wi-Fi Signal for all school in the Farmington School District.
Grants 2020
Boeckman & Dodge Middle School were awarded $3,532.54 for 20 Casio CT-X700 keyboards (61 keys) with necessary cables and power strips.
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Boeckman Middle school was awarded $178.64 for planting supplies for planting trays, pots, and soil to start the summer gardening indoors in late winter/early spring.
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Akin Road Elementary Media Center was awarded $2,400 to purchase a kit of 18 Ozobots and supportive resources. An Ozobot is a robot that blends the physical and digital worlds — lines, colors, and codes on both digital surfaces, such as an iPad, and physical surfaces, such as paper.
Telescope​​
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Farmington High School Science Department was awarded $1,919.78 for a Nexstar Computerized telescope, starsense Auto-align, and carring case for a new Astronomy course at FHS.
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Farmington High School was awarded $2,179.88 for a set of traditional Samba Batucada instruments. The Farmington High School Music program will utilize these instruments to continue to broaden students' exposure to the music of different cultures and styles in order to gain a larger understanding and appreciation of other cultures' music.
GEL Students​​
Akin Road Elementary School was awarded $2,250 to purchase 30 heavy duty zipped totes and thematic materials for kindergarten students. GEL students will plan, research, and determine the contents prior to ordering appropriate supplies for each tote. Items in the totes may include books, games, puppets, experiments, coloring activities and crayons, etc.
Read Woke​​
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Farmington High School Media Center was awarded $1,443.15 to purchase the books for Read Woke. What is Read Woke? It is a national reading campaign, created by high school librarians in response to our unsettling times, that strives to raise awareness and foster empathy for all, regardless of orientation, race, religion, or creed.