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Lauren Meier latest HTT winner

Lauren Meier, health science teacher at Elizabethton High School, is the latest Northeast Community Credit Union Helping Teachers Teach grant winner.

Meier applied for the Helping Teachers Teach grant to help cover the cost for health science students to attend the Skills USA National Convention this month.

“This convention will help students to connect what they have learned in the classroom to the health science industry,” Meier said. “They will have opportunities to not only compete and showcase what amazing students we have, but also to network with other students and industry leaders throughout the nation.”

Northeast Community Credit Union awards $300 every month to a classroom to be utilized for classroom needs, classroom activities, and academic enrichment.  Helping Teachers Teach is open to teachers within Carter, Johnson, Unicoi, Sullivan and Washington counties who are members of Northeast Community Credit Union. Area teachers may become members online or at any NCCU location and can download the grant application on the credit union’s website:  www.BeMyCU.org.

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Curry Jaynes latest HTT winner

Curry Jaynes, second grade teacher at Hunter Elementary School, is the latest Northeast Community Credit Union Helping Teachers Teach grant winner.

Jaynes applied for the Helping Teachers Teach grant to purchase more books for her classroom’s new Accelerated Reading program.

“We are implementing the Accelerated Reading program to encourage students to enjoy reading,” Jaynes said. “I need more AR books in a variety of levels to encourage their interests in reading for fun.”

Northeast Community Credit Union awards $300 every month to a classroom to be utilized for classroom needs, classroom activities, and academic enrichment.  Helping Teachers Teach is open to teachers within Carter, Johnson, Unicoi, Sullivan and Washington counties who are members of Northeast Community Credit Union. Area teachers may become members online or at any NCCU location and can download the grant application on the credit union’s website:  www.BeMyCU.org.

The Money Tree – April Edition

 

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Tracie Shelton Powers latest HTT winner

Tracie Shelton Powers, English teacher at Hampton High School, is the latest Northeast Community Credit Union Helping Teachers Teach grant winner.

Powers applied for the grant to update the teacher workroom/lounge and meeting area. The revamped workspace will also be dedicated in honor of a long-time aide at HHS – a future surprise for that employee.

“Teachers put so much of their own money into their classrooms, their students, and their school,” Powers said. “This time, we are applying for this grant to fix our workroom/teacher’s lounge and lunch area. This is also a surprise for one of our aides. We want to honor her and all she’s done for the students, faculty and Hampton High through the years.”

Northeast Community Credit Union awards $300 every month to a classroom to be utilized for classroom needs, classroom activities, and academic enrichment.  Helping Teachers Teach is open to teachers within Carter, Johnson, Unicoi, Sullivan and Washington counties who are members of Northeast Community Credit Union. Area teachers may become members online or at any NCCU location and can download the grant application on the credit union’s website:  www.BeMyCU.org.

 

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Jessica Hayes latest HTT winner

Jessica Hayes, science teacher at Elizabethton High School, is the latest Northeast Community Credit Union Helping Teachers Teach grant winner.

Hayes applied for the grant to help cover the cost for students competing in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Science Bowl. While at the Science Bowl, students will participate in the competition, attend a dinner and meet scientists that work in and around the lab.

“Besides the competition, students will get a learning experience,” Hayes said. “It is an enriching experience.”

Northeast Community Credit Union awards $300 every month to a classroom to be utilized for classroom needs, classroom activities, and academic enrichment.  Helping Teachers Teach is open to teachers within Carter, Johnson, Unicoi, Sullivan and Washington counties who are members of Northeast Community Credit Union. Area teachers may become members online or at any NCCU location and can download the grant application on the credit union’s website:  www.BeMyCU.org.