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Creating Innovative Teacher Projects: A Guide to Proposal Writing

Learn how to write effective teacher project proposals to secure funding for classroom initiatives, professional development, and curriculum resources. Follow guidelines on content, format, budget allocation, and submission requirements.

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Creating Innovative Teacher Projects: A Guide to Proposal Writing

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  1. Tips for Writing a Teacher Project Proposal

  2. What is a Teacher Project Proposal? • A unique and innovative classroom project that will advance student learning • A project that will help to develop innovative curriculum resource materials • An initiative that a district will augment or continue to fund • Research into programs for individual schools or district wide utilization • Professional development for teachers

  3. How Much Can I Receive for a Teacher Project? • $1200 for a single teacher project • $1500 for a group(2 or more) project Funding Can be Used for: • Teacher time to prepare and conduct the project at $40 an hour • Supplies • Teacher produced instructional material

  4. What Should the Teacher Project Proposal look like? • Five pages or less (double spaced) • 14 point font and ½ inch margins • Summary of project • Rationale/Need • Information about school/student/district • Objectives/Purpose • Impact on student learning and/or teaching

  5. What Should the Teacher Project Proposal Look Like? • Activities that project requires • Timeline of events/activities • NYS Standards that project addresses • Itemized budget of how funding will be spent • Assessment/follow up • Collaborations

  6. What Else Does the Teacher Project Proposal Need? • Union president and superintendent need to complete the sign off sheet. • Complete anonymity!! Do not mention the name of your school or district. • Due by November 6, 2009 no later than 3:45 p.m. • Check the Teacher Project Proposal guide for more details

  7. Questions???? • Call Suffolk’s Edge Teacher Center at 631- 254-0107 • Email us your questions at teacher_center@wsboces.org • Visit the website and see samples of award winning proposals at www.seteachercenter.org

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