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Funding Opportunities Available for 2006-2007

"The primary purpose of public schooling is to promote student learning. Research has shown student learning is enhanced when jurisdiction staff members have access to effective professional development. . . . To be effective, professional development must be integral to the day-to-day operation of a school. Since resources are limited, PD must be well-planned in consultation with all education partners to ensure resources are used efficiently. Research tells us change occurs over time. Therefore, for PD to be effective, it must be systematically planned, systemic, supported and sustained. A comprehensive PD plan mindful of these factors should result in school improvement and enhanced student learning."

- A Guide to Comprehensive Professional Development Planning, p. 1

 

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Appendix A: District Delivered Learning Opportunities

CARC will continue to support district delivered learning opportunities for the 2006-2007 school year. These funds will assist districts with their implementation plans for social studies.

Funding Guidelines

  • Maximum of $5,000 per district for workshops/consultant access. Note: See plan for related details – eg. maximum funding per PD event.
  • Federal Band schools, private schools and jurisdictions without district-wide PD Days will be encouraged to have schools collaborate, working together on common local or area PD days in larger groups.
  • Other stakeholders (private schools, Federal Band schools, ATA specialist council etc) may apply on an individual basis from a pool of up to 10, 000, using same guidelines as for all jurisdictions.) Where possible, neighbouring schools should be invited to participate.

Application Deadline: March 30, 2007. Applications after this time will be considered if supplementary funds exist. See Project Plan for full details.

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Appendix B: School and District Initiated Collaborative Projects

Collaborative Inquiry Project Funding will again be offered for the 2006-2007 school year. This funding is targeted primarily to initiate implementation for grades 5, 8 and 10 but some funding may also be used for ongoing support of grades K-4 and 7.
Requests may be for

  • Individual school ($2,400 / district - max. of $600 per school
  • Multi-school within a District ($3,000 / district - max. of $600 support / school)
  • Multi–school between/among Districts ($3,000/district-max. of $1,000 support /project)

Application Deadline: March 30, 2007. Applications after this time will be considered if supplementary funds exist. See Project Plan for full details.

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Appendix C: Graduate Student Grants

Up to $500.00 per applicant may be available for Social Studies projects undertaken by current Zone 4 educators who are graduate students. Projects must have a direct link to the new program of studies and be of assistance to the implementation of this program. Six grants have been reserved for this purpose. ($3,000 total.)

Application deadline: February 15. Applications after this time will be considered if supplementary funds exist. See Project Plan for full details.

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