LCS Endowment Fund
Lorain City Schools Endowment Fund
October 1, 2024
Hello Titans!
It gives me great pleasure to announce that the application process for Lorain City Schools Endowment Grant is now open.
Application Deadline is Monday, December 2, 2024
The grant application is done electronically (Google Form) and is found on the district website on the Endowment Grant page and the link below.
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The entire application must be completed, all sections are required. Use “NA” when necessary.
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The application contains the questions to be answered, while the Scoring Rubric indicates how each section will be scored.
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Remember that the deadline to apply is December 2, 2024. Applications must be submitted via the Google Doc form by 11:59 pm on that date. No late applications will be accepted for any reason.
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If you would like to receive some support, you are welcome to come to an “Open Office Hours” style workshop to get guidance and to ask questions. Please email Vicky Timko and Casey Smith to schedule this.
On Tuesday, December 3 or Wednesday, December 4 you will have the opportunity to present, in person, your grant application activity proposal to the Endowment Committee. This is OPTIONAL. If you would like to present please sign up at this link for a time slot. This meeting will be held at the Board Room located at the high school.
The Committee will announce all grant awardees prior to Winter Break.
Please reach out to Vicky Timko with any questions.
440-830-4018
Lorain City Schools Fund
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Enhancing Education
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Fine Arts
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Staff Retenton and Recognition
The LCS Endowment Fund is for enhancing education, the fine arts and staff retention and recognition represents a school and community-based effort to develop and provide a permanent source of supplemental funding for improving the quality of education. The Lorain City Schools Endowment Fund is facilitated through our partners in philanthropy at the Community Foundation of Lorain County. The funding will provide a mechanism for allocating community resources for worthwhile, non-required school programs. Awards are made through a grant application process to purchase equipment, supplies, and services unavailable within the regular school budget for projects benefiting the constituents of Lorain Schools, including our students, staff, teachers, families, and the community.