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Grants - GTE Foundation

  • 10/01/99

GTE Foundation, Newtown, PA, (800) 315-5010, www.gte.com

Grant: $12,000 grants

Description: Each year, GTE awards Growth Initiatives for Teacher (GIFT) to 60 teams of one math and one science teacher from the same secondary school who have developed school enrichment projects that integrate math and science and use technology in a creative way. Each winning team shares a $12,000 GIFT grant -- $7,000 to implement the school enrichment project and $5,000 ($2,500 each) for the participating teachers to pursue professional development activities. For an application, visit www.gte.com/AboutGTE/community/gte_foundation/opportunities/gift.html.

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