Classroom Mini Grant Program

The 2024-2025 Rustic Oak Elementary PTA Mini-Grant Program is back! Our goal is to help fund special programs, projects, items, and/or events that benefit individual classes, a department, or an entire grade level. 


The PTA has approved $2,000 for mini-grants awards. The maximum amount is $250 for an individual request and $500 for a grade level or department request.


See the application for more details.


Deadline to submit is November 1, 2024.

Mini-Grant Application.docx

2023-24 Mini-Grant Winners 

Mrs. Pohler & Mrs. Hartson


8 Wobble Stools...Grant funded items to help make the counselor's office a calm and relaxing space through lighting, smell and sensory sand.

Mrs. Streater


Grant funded tools to assist autistic students and students struggling with social emotional learning develop coping strategies and skills.

Mrs. Gillis


Grant funded take home readers to allow students the opportunity to practice learned reading strategies at home.

Mrs. Muschalek


Grant funded magnetic letters, alphabetstamps and ink pads for students to practice phonetic spelling patterns during literacy stations. 

Mrs. Johnson


Grant funded 4th grades Texas History Bundle to create engaging lessons for social studies.

Mrs. Fauth


Grant funded 4th grades Texas History Bundle to create engaging lessons for social studies.

Mrs. Morrison


Grant funded 4th grades Texas History Bundle to create engaging lessons for social studies.

Mrs. Lam


Grant funded adaptive painting tools,stamping tools, cuttingtools, and drawing pads to offer diverse learners more opportunities for success and generate more excitement for creating artwork.

Mrs. Aronson


Grant funded Storyworks 2 and Reading A-Z to support reading stations and home readers for 2nd grade.

2023 Spring Mini-Grant Winners 

Mrs. Angel


Grant funded items to help make the counselor's office a calm and relaxing space through lighting, smell and sensory sand.

Mrs. Lam


Grant funded printmaking tools which give students to opportunity to stretch their creativity while applying critical thinking and problem solving skills.

First Grade Team


Each 1st grade classroom was awarded ABC letter cards to support phonemic awareness.

Mrs. Streater


Grant funded a C-Pen Reader pen to assist struggling students independently get reading assistance as well as build fluency and print awareness.

Mrs. Roughton


Grant funded a flexible seating yoga ball for the behavior support intervention. Flexible seating stimulate students' sense of touch which can help children focus and process information.

Mrs. Gillis


Grant funded a Touch & Read Phonics Word Match Set. The set will help students with their phonological awareness.

Mrs. Martin


Grant funded additional books to support the classroom's take home reader program.

Mrs. Muschalek


Grant funded writing tablets to aid in literacy and math stations. Also funded a phonics set to reinforce decoding skills.

Mrs. Scopel


Grant funded word recognition resources which help prevent decoding and word solving challenges.

Mrs. Myer


Grant funded card bank to help build and increase reading fluency.

Mrs. Simmons


Grant funded laptop charging cart to allow the classroom to stay organized and maximize learning time.

Mrs. Guthrie


Grant funded fluency and comprehension partner scripts to help students with fluency, oral expression and comprehension skills.

2022 Fall Mini-Grant Winners

Ms. Townsend

Grant funded a slam ball, ball pit balls, sensory wall fabric, liquid fusion floor tiles for her and Mrs. Streater's classroom.

Ms. Streater

Grant funded a slam ball, ball pit balls, sensory wall fabric, liquid fusion floor tiles for her and Mrs. Townsend's classroom.

Ms. Gillis

Grant funded mobile charging cart for iPads for her classroom.

Ms. Martin

Grant funded "Heggerty Primary Curriculum, ABC Letter Cards, and Consonant Blends and Digraphs" for her classroom.

Ms. Scopel

Grant funded a NearPod subscription for her classroom.

Nurse Scott

Grant funded an ice maker for all the boo boo's in the nurse's office.

Ms. Guthrie

Grant funded high interest intervention reading folders for her classroom.