The simulations will allow students to visualize the results of various decisions. The teachers will incorporate the Go Venture Food Truck, Small Business, and CEO simulation software into their courses to give students a fun way to apply the lessons they learned in the classroom. The simulations provided with this software will support the in class learning and enhance the curriculum concepts taught in the high school business department. Go Venture Business Simulation Software ( MT H S ) Jerri Guttman and Steve Brenner / $ 3, 195. T he refore, this also supports the district goal of adding Positive Behavioral Intervention Supports (PBIS) to create a climate where behavioral expectations are taught to promote student success. Sensory pathways are shown to be directly related to positive behavior and help to create positive school climate. It is a time to unplug from technology and use their physical, cognitive, fine and gross motor skills to release sensory buildup so they can return to the classroom ready to learn. Along these colorful paths, students complete various tasks in order to regulate and calm their bodies.
This grant will provide 5 th and 6 th grade students at Landis Run with a sensory pathway in one of their main hallways. Grants are being awarded across the district and include Go Venture Business Simulation Software at the high school, Phase 2 of the MT SkyLab Observatory, a Sensory Pathway at Landis Run and many more.Ĭhoosing the Right Path ( LRIS ) Amy Houck and Beth Faehling / $ 1, 500. These grants are made possible through EITC donations, memorial funds, institutional grants, general donations, and contributions from MTEF Community Partners. The MTEF Board of Directors voted to approve the Grant Committee's recommendation to award 15 grants totaling just over $77,176 for the Spring 2019 cycle.
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