[1st-mile-nm] CenturyLink and Innovate+Educate Present: 2013 Teachers and Technology Grants

[Richard Lowenberg]

CenturyLink and Innovate+Educate Present:
2013 Teachers and Technology Grants

http://www.innovate-educate.org/centurylinkgrant

Deadline to Apply: April 30, 2013

Innovate+Educate and the CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation are 
pleased to announce the launch of our "Teachers and Technology" 
competitive grant program for teachers who demonstrate an innovative use 
of technology with students.  Details, Official Rules and the 
Application can be downloaded at the program web link above.

CenturyLink and Innovate+Educate are working to identify the most 
innovative learning practices in New Mexico and supporting educators' 
efforts to scale those practices.  The purpose of this grant is to:
•	Recognize New Mexico teachers who are using technology in innovative 
ways with students;
•	Increase an awareness of how teachers are using technology in the 
classroom;
•	Model best practices with technology integration improving student 
achievement.

ELIGIBILITY
All PreK-12 public and private schools within CenturyLink ILEC service 
areas will be eligible for the program.  Grants are to be utilized by 
teachers to benefit the students in their classrooms.  CenturyLink 
service is neither required nor considered in review of applications.

APPLICATION MATERIALS
All applications must be received via email by the close of business 
day 5:00PM MST, on April 30, 2013. Faxed applications not accepted.

You can download the application at the program web link above..

Please direct all inquiries and submit all applications to 
Innovate+Educate at centurylinkgrants at innovate-educate.org  .

  Innovate+Educate was formed in 2009 with a primary focus on 
data-driven solutions for addressing education and workforce challenges 
that put our global competitiveness at risk. Innovate+Educate, based in 
Santa Fe, NM, inspires action as a "think & do" organization and drives 
systemic change across the entire education to workforce pipeline 
illuminating invisible talent markets through research and innovation.  
www.innovate-educate.org  .



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Richard Lowenberg, Executive Dir.
1st-Mile Institute, 505-603-5200
P.O.Box 8001, Santa Fe, NM 87504
www.1st-mile.com  rl at 1st-mile.com
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