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Funded Projects: Virtual Field Trips & Grab and Go Kits for NM Teachers, Children, and Families

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Virtual Field Trips & Grab and Go Kits for NM Teachers, Children, and Families

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Project Progress 241 / 244

98.77%


Percentage Behind

-1.23%


303 out of 303 days left

Time Elapsed

Grant Goal

The Kit (with all of the components discussed, salary, materials, etc.) would be $8.19 per kit. The awarded $2,000 will allow us to create 244 kits to be distributed across New Mexico.

Grant Timing

  • Jun 01 2021 Start
  • Mar 31 2022 End

Grant Overview

Application Status

Approved

Contacts

Hannah Hausman Executive Director
Email: grants@santafechildrensmuseum.org
Phone: (954) 303-4028

Proposed Timing

Start Date: 2021-06-01
End Date: 2022-03-31

Grant Description

SFCM requests a grant of $10,000 to support virtual learning, and hands-on activities for teachers, children, and families to inspire excellence and life-long learning throughout the State of NM.

Tracking Metric

Description
Funding will support Virtual Field Trips to public schools along with distributing hands-on Grab and Go Kits, to children, teachers and, families throughout NM. Within weeks of school closure in March 2020, we launched Virtual Field Trips and have proudly served 6,000 children and teachers so far. Teachers can book live, interactive bilingual learning experiences structured around the State of NM's core standards. The curriculum incorporates images taken from space, artistic renderings, new vocabulary, and links to resources to extend learning. The program has served Southside Santa Fe, Pojoaque, Espanola, Santo Domingo Pueblo, Albuquerque, Santa Cruz, Las Vegas, Ribera, Ohkay Owingeh (Rio Arriba County-Federally Recognized Tribe), Chama, Rio Rancho, Pecos, Tohatchi and, Las Cruces. During this time of closure, remote, and hybrid learning, many kids will inevitably miss out on the breadth and depth of education. This is especially paramount for children without access to the internet. To address this, we have developed themed kits (Garden, STEM, Astronomy) which include bilingual lessons, instructions, and materials to be distributed to rural and underserved tribal, and pueblos across NM. Working with distribution partners such as Keres Children's Learning Center in Cochiti Pueblo, Rio Arriba County Health Department, NM State Tribal Libraries, and others, we have distributed 5,000 kits. This grant will help to extend the distribution of more kits to families in need.

Goal
244

Overall Grant Progress

  • Receive and Review

    Application submission and review

    A
  • Create and Track

    Project creation and tracking

    C

99.385%

  • B

    Evaluate and Decide

    Staff and board evaluation and decision

  • D

    Reporting

    Final reporting

25%

Receive and Review

Application submission and review complete

50%

Evaluate and Decide

Staff and board evaluation and decision complete

75%

Create and Track

Project creation and tracking complete

100%

Reporting

Final reporting complete

A. Recieve and Review

  • 100% Complete
  • 8 of 8 tasks completed

Receive grant application. Check for errors, omissions, and overall completness. Verify non-profit status via Guidestar and 501(c)3) letter.

100% Complete

Tasks

B. Evaluation

  • 100% Complete
  • 4 of 4 tasks completed

Board and staff evaluate grant application submission and decide to grant or decline the application.

100% Complete

Tasks

C. Create and Track

  • 50% Complete
  • 3 of 6 tasks completed

Grant approved and project started. Send out grant check, award letter and project tracketing agreement. Project monitoring begins.

50% Complete

Tasks

D. Report and Promote

  • 0% Complete
  • 0 of 6 tasks completed

Receive final reporting from grantee. Make reports to board and staff. Communicate with public. Conduct final Q&A.

0% Complete

Tasks