Page 28 March 2013 In conjunction with these workshops, SRP provides $350 grants to apply the information gained from the training. Snoddy said SRP is looking for programs that can be used for several years and can relate to more than one subject. Last year, St. Theresa’s Catholic School was one of 12 schools to receive a social studies grant. The $1,547 has been used to update the library and subscribe to the Time for Kids magazine for each student. “A resource like this combines current data in a book form and helps bring a familiarity and comfort with books but also having real-time current information,” said James Zorn, former director of fi nance and operations for St. Theresa’s. The grant application has been designed to be simple and quick to complete. “We know that grant writing can be overwhelming for educators, especially when they have enough to do in the classroom for preparing for the next day,” Snoddy said. In addition to helping students, Snoddy said the education grants provide a better education for their future workers and attracts people to Arizona. “SRP grew up with Arizona and Arizona grew up with SRP,” Snoddy said. “If we are providing education opportunities for our future leaders we are also providing for SRP.” More information and grant applications can be found at SRPnet.com/education/ grants. Grants Continued from page 26 Scottsdale and reading for elementary school students. “They get so excited to come and they bring so many ideas that there’s almost no time for all of them,” Smith said. A clean-up of Arcadia Park is on tap, even though they have to get “down-and- dirty,” they’re excited, Tessmer said. “They make a party out of it. They have fun even getting dirty,” she said. For their February project, club members made valentines for their teachers and decorated the school, Smith said. Eighth-grader Payton George said, “It’s fun because it has a good impact. It helps me understand things more. “Projects are social time because we work together.” Smith said it’s inspiring for adults to see because they’re a great group of kids. The club started about 15 years ago and was called the Breakfast Bunch because it met in the morning before school. The club is growing all the time, as well as the kids and their level of interest, Smith said. “Even teenagers have an impact on the community,” Tessmer said. “These kids are on fi re. They are so motivated to make a difference.” Ingleside Continued from page 25 WE PAY MORE! Unlike Our Competitors, We Recycle And Refurbish Your Fine Jewelry And Watches To Sell In Our Stores And To Our International Clientele! $ 25 00 BONUS CA$H PAID! Receive a $25 Bonus if you sell $250 or more. We’ll beat any documented offer! *Limit one coupon offer per customer. Offers cannot be combined. No Bullion, Coins, or Bars. Coupon must be presented at time of sale. Expires 04/01/2013. 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