The mini-grant program supports teachers who create meaningful learning experiences beyond standard classroom rote memorization and encourage students to apply their newly learned words and concepts in conversations outside the classroom. Priority goes to projects that enable and empower students to share new knowledge in voluntary “show-and-tell” with their families and friends. The projects are listed below to share with the Morgan County community the diverse ideas that students learned in projects created by Morgan County teachers.
2026 Principal’s Awards
Berkeley Springs High School- Principal Mitch Nida
Pamela Didawick – AP Studio Art, Creekside Gallery Show-$1,000
Elizabeth Letrent – Exploring Health Careers Field Trip – $265
John Brode -Design, Build & test mousetrap-powered cars- $799.95
Pleasant View Elementary School- Principal Christie Butts
Tia Myers – National Zoo Learning Beyond Classroom – $3,000
Morgan Golden -Book sets for Reading/English/social Studies Grade K-5- $4,882.54
Widmyer Elementary School – Principal Rhett Beckman
Lorra Root – Science of Reading materials – $2,651
Amy Litten – Outdoor Sensory Table for Preschool Development – $1,000
Warm Springs Intermediate School – Principal Scott Lykins
Scott Lykins -Reflex Math & Frax – $3,000
Harley Myers – Grassland Ecosystem Hands-On Learning Experience – $2,250.53
Harley Myers – Creating items for Thriving Together School Store – $957.62
Jennifer Fox -3rd Grade ELA & Art project-$982.83
Warm Springs Middle School – Principal Jamie Harris
Payton King – Hands-On learning experiences supplies – $731
Brittany Cockrell – Don’t Let the Food Web Fall! – $1,271
Samantha Kesselring – Hydroponics Lab – $1,999
