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GRANTS FOR EDUCATION 2000

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STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY
Nacogdoches, Texas
These funds supported the Principal Preparation Program.
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$70,000 |
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BOTANICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF TEXAS, INC.
Fort Worth, Texas
BRIT is a research institution, a museum of plants, an institution devoted to
public education, and one of the three largest and most significant herbaria
inthe southwestern United States. These funds provided general support for the
program.
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$185,000 |
BOBBY BRAGEN YOUTH FOUNDATION
SCHOLARSHIP FUND, INC.
Fort Worth, Texas
Funds provided endowment for a scholarship program for eighth-grade students.
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$5,000 |
| CASSATA LEARNING CENTER
Fort
Worth, Texas
Cassata, a nonsectarian school, offers basic education courses, high school
equivalency, and English as a Second Language. This grant provided support for
the Reading Improvement Program.
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$60,000 |
| COASTAL CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
Houston,
Texas
This grant assisted in the publication of Rising Tide.
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$5,000 |
| EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER, REGION I
Edinburg,
Texas
These funds provided support for the Advanced Leaders Academy.
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$50,000 |
| EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER, REGION XI
$175,000
Fort
Worth, Texas
Funds supported the establishment of the North Texas Center for Administrative
Leadership in Education.
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$175,000 |
| EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER, REGION
XIX
El
Paso, Texas
This grant provided support for the Academic Leadership Preparation Program.
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$101,000 |
| FIRST TEXAS COUNCIL OF CAMP FIRE,
INC.
Fort
Worth, Texas
Funds supported the Kindergarten Readiness Program in collaboration with the
Fort Worth Independent School District.
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$150,000 |
| FORT WORTH COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Fort
Worth, Texas The Summerbridge Program was established on the FWCD
campus to encourage low-income, middle- and secondary-school students to
complete high school and college programs while also encouraging college
students to consider careers in teaching. This grant provided general support
for the program.
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$120,000 |
| FORT WORTH INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Fort
Worth, Texas
This grant provided support for an evaluation of the After-School Program
established by the City of Fort Worth and the FWISD.
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$33,700 |
| FORT WORTH MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND
HISTORY
Fort
Worth, Texas
Two grants were approved to provide support for the museum's education program
for 2000 and for the Professional Development Program.
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$172,000 |
| THE FORT WORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY
FOUNDATION
Fort
Worth, Texas
These funds provided support for the long-range plan for the library system.
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$175,000 |
| BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC
ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
This grant will support the radio ministry within the state of Texas during
2001.
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$25,000 |
| I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION
San
Antonio, Texas
I Have A Dream is a program that helps disadvantaged youth stay in school and
turn their dreams of a positive future into a reality. These funds provided
support for the program at the I. M. Terrell Elementary School in Fort Worth.
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$25,000 |
| LOG CABIN HERITAGE FOUNDATION
Fort
Worth, Texas
These funds provided support for the establishment of the Pioneer Times
Journalistic Search essay contest for elementary-school students.
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$5,000 |
| NATIONAL CENTER FOR POLICY ANALYSIS
Dallas,
Texas
NCPA conducts research and publishes materials in areas of national concern,
such as health, education, Social Security and Medicare reform, tax programs,
welfare, and crime. This grant provided general support.
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$200,000 |
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.)-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Monahans,
Texas
This grant provided general support for the Monahans Learning Center and Latch
Key program.
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$5,000 |
SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
San
Marcos, Texas
This grant provided continued support for the Grosvenor Center, Department of
Geography and Planning.
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$200,000 |
| TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY
Stephenville,
Texas
Funds supported the collaboration for principal assessment and professional
development in cooperation with Education Service Centers, Regions XII and XIV.
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$150,000 |
| TEXANS CAN!
Dallas,
Texas
This grant assisted with the establishment of FORT WORTH CAN! ACADEMY, a
charter school for public school students who have been unable to succeed in
the traditional high school environment.
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$50,000 |
| TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY -
TEXARKANA
Texarkana,
Texas
These funds provided support for the Leadership Academy.
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$160,000 |
| TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, RISE
SCHOOL
Fort
Worth, Texas
Funds supported establishment of the Rise School for Children with Down's
Syndrome.
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$50,000 |
| TEXAS COUNCIL ON ECONOMIC EDUCATION
Houston,
Texas
This grant provided general support.
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$20,000 |
| TEXAS LEAD CENTER
Austin,
Texas
Funds assisted in matching the Gates Foundation grant supporting the Technology
Leadership Academy in collaboration with Texas Tech University and the Texas
Business Education Coalition.
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$500,000 |
| TEXAS PRINCIPALS LEADERSHIP
INITIATIVE
Austin,
Texas
This grant provided support for the School Administrators Skills Assessment.
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$140,000 |
| TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE
OF EDUCATION
Fort
Worth, Texas
Funds provided additional support for Courage to Teach, a two-year program of
quarterly retreats for the personal and professional renewal of public school
teachers.
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$30,000 |
| UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION
Houston,
Texas
These funds supported the Urban School Leadership and Professional Renewal
Institute.
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$21,500 |
| THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT
ARLINGTON
Arlington,
Texas
These funds provided support for the Scholars of Practice program.
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$225,000 |
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN,
COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES
Austin,
Texas
This grant provided additional support for the UTeach Teacher Preparation
Initiative in math and science.
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$225,000 |
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN,
THE CHARLES A. DANA CENTER
Austin,
Texas
Funds supported programs related to the dissemination of information regarding
the study of effective school districts.
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$220,000 |
| ROB AND BESSIE WELDER WILDLIFE
FOUNDATION
Sinton,
Texas The Welder Wildlife Foundation is a program for graduate students
seeking advanced degrees in wildlife conservation and management. Funds
provided general support for the program.
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$5,000 |
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