Life Skills & Health

STEPP Program

STEPP Program – Cindy Maciel  Funded a dowel climber for the toddlers in the STEPP program. The dowel climber will aid gross motor skill development. 

February, 2011
Amount Funded: 
$1000

Life Cycles

  Funded Butterflies in the Classroom kits for Kindergarten classes to learn about the life cycle of butterflies.   

February, 2011
Amount Funded: 
$269

Infant Simulators

To purchase infant simulators to be used in Health Class. Students are assigned an “infant” for a weekend and the baby needs to be cared for and  will periodically cry. It logs the student’s responsiveness and success in tending to its needs.

October, 2010
Amount Funded: 
$3388

Soundfield Amplification System

To fund Soundfield Amplification Systems for the first grade classrooms within TTUSD. The system is an early intervention auditory tool for ensuring student achievement. Special Education is using matching funds to equip the second grade classrooms.  

October, 2010
Amount Funded: 
$12765

Speech Improvement Group (SIG)

To purchase speech therapy tools for the Speech Improvement Group which addresses single sound articulation errors made by the general education students (not qualifying under special education umbrella).

May, 2010
Amount Funded: 
$1000

Teen Parenting Life Skills

To purchase materials for the parenting and life skills curriculum offered at Sierra High. 

October, 2009
Amount Funded: 
$2000

Student Business Enterprise

To fund the special day class’s formation of a student/school based business (Doggone Doggie Biscuits). The project is designed to guide students through the steps of starting a business. 

October, 2009
Amount Funded: 
$1151

Second Step

To fund a research based social/emotional curriculum for sixth through eighth grade. It is designed to prevent substance abuse, bullying and violence and build empathy, communication and other social and emotional skills.  (We have asked that it be shared with ACMS)

October, 2009
Amount Funded: 
$855

Cooking Cart

To fund a cooking cart with the necessary equipment to support cooking activities related to nutrition education, language arts, math and social studies curriculums.

October, 2009
Amount Funded: 
$1510

Culinary Books

To purchase food and nutrition literature for the Culinary Program. The books are linked to the food and dietetic profession. 
April, 2009
Amount Funded: 
$312
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