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2025–26 Teaching Innovator Grant Recipients Announced
Grant Award
March 15, 2026

2025–26 Teaching Innovator Grant Recipients Announced

We recently announced the Teaching Innovator Grant recipients for Spring Semester 2025-26 projects! The following recipients were each awarded $250 grants and named Teaching Innovators:  

Lori Flynn, Washington Catholic Schools – Giant Coordinate Plane: Bringing Math to Life Project 

Hannah McCain, Washington Catholic Schools – Little Sprouts Project 

Kim Conder, Washington Community Schools – “That’s Not My Monster” Cross-Grade Art Collaboration Project 

Quintin Myers, Washington Community Schools – Math in the Weather: Hands-On Data and Analysis for Young Scientist Project 

Jodi Pickett, Washington Catholic Schools – STEM Challenge Stations: Building Imagination Through Hands-On Learning 

Kaitlyn Craney, Washington Catholic Schools – Astronaut Day Project 

Christe Newkirk, Washington Community Schools – Next Playground Project 

Madison Wagler, Washington Catholic Schools – Arctic Adventures: Exploring the Wonders of the Frozen North Project 

Florinda Lloyd, Washington Community Schools – STEM Day Project 

Shelly Padgett, Washington Community Schools – Nurturing Nursery Rhymes Project 

This program makes a strategic investment in the education of Daviess County youth. The funding empowers educators to be innovators and create dynamic learning environments that meet the diverse needs of students, so our Daviess County youth are better prepared for success in our ever-changing world. Our Community Foundation is proud to support innovative teaching methods in all our area schools. We appreciate the generosity of our donors in making this grant possible.  

 

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