Crayons to Classrooms expands First-Year Teacher program to include the University of Dayton in their fourth annual event for new teachers.
Classroom Solutions projects help bring lessons to life while saving teachers time and money on classroom resources. One project, Anatomy Kits, gives students the opportunity to practice placing organs in the correct positions on a human torso.
The Tait Foundation is funding young classrooms in Montgomery County with a grant to Crayons to Classrooms. This grant supports over 2,000 local students.
Crayons to Classrooms serves 115 teachers and over 900 students in Troy City Schools, thanks to generous funding from The Troy Foundation.
Crayons to Classrooms' new Crayons Closet will bring free school supplies to over 900 elementary, middle, and high school students. Instead of reaching into their wallets, teachers can walk down the hall and have resources to make learning possible every day.
The Virginia W. Kettering Foundation granted Crayons to Classrooms with a grant supporting program expansion, as 5 new schools joined the Teacher Resource Center this year.
"Students are able to gain a more equitable education because they have access to supplies that they may not otherwise have access to. We can do projects and have a decorated classroom. They can worry about their work instead of tracking down pencils and notebooks. This is such a blessing to classrooms and we are appreciative of the support this program provides."
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