Category - Funded Projects

NEF awarded $13,350 in funds to 8 grant recipients in September of 2021. Fundraisers in 2020-21 included the Welcome Back Pinwheels, Holiday Warm Wishes, Virtual Team Trivia, and Golden Apple Appreciation Gifts. Unfortunately, NEF was unable to hold all of the in-person events due to COVID. Proceeds from these events enabled NEF to fully or[…]

Thanks to the overwhelming support of the NEF Welcome Back Pinwheels campaign, NEF was able to run a 2nd mini-grant cycle in late October. The grants funding are as follows: Don’t Forget to Play!Julie Morancy – Melican In such an uncertain and stressful time, we need to make sure our students are still finding time[…]

This year has proven to be a bit challenging when it comes to well…everything. Due to the COVID-19 shutdown, NEF events, like everything else, were put on hold. As the summer went on, we realized that the school year would look a lot different than in the past, and with the introduction of remote learning[…]

NEF awarded $36,075 in funds to 18 grant recipients during a special ceremony held at the Northborough Free Library on Sept. 15, 2017. Superintendent of Schools Christine Johnson attended the ceremony, along with representatives from each school and the Northborough Free Library. NEF Grant Committee Chair, Susan Ogar recognized the significance of the continued support[…]

(Photo was unavailable for this award. The grant was submitted by Algonquin Regional High School Physics Teacher Dan Welty and Principal Tom Mead.) OSMO is an exciting new device for iPads that allow students to compete, create, and experiment with physics. Students can compete in teams with the WORDS app to creatively review physics concepts[…]

(Photo was not available for this award. The grant was submitted by Proctor reading teacher Slyvia Pabreza and Proctor Principal Alana Cyr.) This grant provides three iPads and one charging station for Proctor’s pilot program of small group iPad work stations. These work stations will be used across the curriculum and throughout the day in[…]

“Northborough Reads Together – Community Reading Day 2016” is a community-wide celebration of literacy. Students in Preschool through Grade 8 will have the opportunity to hear high-quality children’s literature read by school, business, and community leaders. This intergenerational activity and the books selected will enhance the school curriculum and inspire students for years to come.[…]

“A Toolbox for Every Classroom” is a program that will give teachers updated physical tools and strategies to teach their students how to regulate their bodies to remain available for learning throughout the course of their school day. This project enhances every student’s ability to access the curriculum, by helping them maintain an optimal level[…]