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Small & Rural Schools Day of Innovation AND Grant Opportunity

Last fall in our blog New Year, New Partners we shared a new partnership with Inventionland, one of the world’s largest invention factories and our role as primary training provider in Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky for their top notch inventing inventing, making and storytelling curriculum. This fall Kenton City Schools in Hardin County will become Ohio’s first district to offer the Inventionland Institute Innovation courses. Superintendent Jennifer Penczarski welcomes visitors across the state to stop in next fall to see how Kenton elementary and middle school teachers use these courses to expand maker education opportunities K-8. Districts and STEM schools in central, northeast and southwestern Ohio are also expected to begin offering Inventionland Institute Innovation courses (K-12) next year.

Given this excitement, Inventionland Institute began conversations with EnvisionEdPlus and the Ohio Small Rural Collaborative  to identify ways to bring the Innovation courses to small schools and rural communities.

EnvisionEdPlus is thrilled to announce two new opportunities for our partners to engage with Inventionland.  Kirk Koennecke, Executive Director of the Ohio Small Rural Collaborative told us “We are thrilled to partner with EnvisionEdPlus and Inventionland to offer low-cost, quality professional development opportunities that bring equity an access to our OSRC members!  We can’t wait for our schools to access additional grant funds either.”

Any EEP team member can also lend a hand or answer questions, so feel free to give Tricia, Craig or me a shout too.

~Michele Timmons, President

michele@envisionedplus.com (614.893.7341)

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