Run A Principal Out of Town
This year we're partnering with the Hopkinton Public Schools as Hopkinton Middle School Principal Alan Keller runs his first Boston Marathon.
Since the marathon starts in our town, it's only fitting that one of our educators takes to the marathon trail to help raise funds for our schools. Help us do the good we do by supporting Alan on his first marathon run as we try to reach our $1 million goal for 2012!
The Hopkinton Education Foundation will use funds raised from this program for grants that promote innovation, increase students’ success in the classroom and motivate students to become lifelong learners.
How can you help?
Click here to make a donation.
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Grant Applications Now Being Accepted
The Hopkinton Education Foundation has funded more than 275 grants totaling over $900,000 for innovative educational programs that are not funded through the School Department budget.
Grant applications are currently being accepted and are welcome from any Hopkinton school system professional staff member including teachers, administrators, librarians, specialists, guidance counselors, occupational and physical therapists, technologists, coaches, etc. Collaboration across classrooms, grades, and schools is highly encouraged.
Annual Appeal
For 20 years, the Hopkinton Education Foundation has funded innovative grants in Hopkinton's public schools. To date, we have provided more than 275 grants and $900,000 to foster excellence in education in our town.
We can only do this because of the generosity of our corporate partners, private donors and dedicated volunteers. As we celebrate our 20th year, we are excited and more determined than ever to continue our mission of supporting our schools.
Help us do the good we do by supporting our $1 million goal for 2012!
Click here to read our annual appeal report and learn about the innovative ways you can donate!
Grants in Action
SimBio Virtual Software and
LiveScribe Smartpens
Students in Hopkinton High School’s AP Environmental Science class are using SimBio virtual software to experience what actual environmental scientists do in the field.
Hopkinton High School math teacher Valerie Vlechtanksi is using mobile computing platforms known as LiveScribe Smartpens to help students with homework and tests.
