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Corning Foundation Grants
The Corning Inc. Foundation develops and administers projects in support of educational, cultural, and community organizations. Over the years, the foundation has contributed more than $83 million through its grant programs. Each year, the foundation fulfills approximately 225 grants totaling some $2.25 million. Corning\'s areas of involvement have included community service programs for students, curriculum enrichment, student scholarships, facility improvement, and instructional technology projects for the classroom. The foundation also supports youth centers, YMCAs, and local chapters of Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of America.

Distinguished School Administrators Award
Established in 1985, the $2,000 award honors a school administrator who has made worthy contributions to the operations of an exemplary school library media center and to advancing the role of the school library media center in the educational program. Nominations must be made by AASL personal members.

Eleanor Roosevelt Teacher Fellowships
Fellowships are awarded to women public school teachers for professional development and projects designed to advance girls\' interest in math, science and/or technology.

Fine Arts Grant Program
Grants to awarded to enable fine arts teachers to develop and implement programs for at-risk students. Programs must address the arts, and funds may be used for materials, supplies, software, professional development, transportation, and equipment. The grants are ongoing and alternate eligibility each year between elementary and secondary fine arts teachers.

Global Science Scholar Program
This award is designed to encourage talented students of math and science to consider careers in communications technology. In addition to the cash award, winners meet at the Bell Labs in New Jersey to spend one week working alongside Bell Lab scientists to solve a real world problem.

GSN Online Shared Learning Award
Educators who have successfully used and/or promoted use of online collaborative learning are eligible for this award. Candidates may not be self-nominated. Once a nomination is made, the candidate is contacted and chooses whether or not to continue the process. All information is available online.

Innovation Grant
Innovation Grants support two or more public school teachers, education support personnel, and/or faculty in public institutions of higher education who collaborate to develop and implement innovative ideas that result in high student achievement. Grant funds may be used for resource materials, supplies, equipment, transportation, software, and professional fees. Grant funds may also be used for professional development necessary to implement the innovative idea.

Inspired Teacher Scholarships for Visual Learning
Thirty educator scholarships will be awarded to support the ongoing training in technology and visual learning of teachers across the United States.

Inspired Teacher Scholarships for Visual Learning
Thirty educator scholarships will be awarded to support the ongoing training in technology and visual learning of teachers across the United States.

Jordan Fundamentals Grant Program
The program funds proposals that support lesson plans and thematic units demonstrating instructional creativity and exemplifying high learning standards for under-served students. Proposals may focus on any academic or vocational-technical subject for public secondary school students in grades six through twelve. NOTE: Guidelines are currently being revised.

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