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Teacher: Lisa Romero

School: Cottonwood Elementary School

Website: mcsd.org/cottonwoodelementary_home.aspx

Address: 3500 Woodgate Road, Montrose, CO 81401

Grade Level: 3rd

Region: Southwest

Project Title: Instructional Audio System

Category: Supporting Special Populations (English Language Learners, Special Needs Students, Gifted Education)

Funding Amount Requested: $1,677

Project Description:
My name is Lisa Romero and I teach at Cottonwood Elementary, located in Montrose, Colorado. I am seeking funding for an instructional audio system to enhance my students' ability to hear and understand lessons in the classroom. Effective communication is vital in teaching, and a microphone system will ensure that all students are able to hear instructions clearly the first time, helping them engage more actively in learning. Additionally, the system will reduce the strain on my voice, as I often need to speak loudly to ensure students hear over classroom noise.

According to CDE, 41% of our school population receives free/reduced lunch, and district-wide that number is 59.3%. These systems will not only improve student participation and understanding but also preserve the teacher's voice, helping avoid vocal strain throughout the day.

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Impact:
The instructional audio system will allow all students to hear instructions clearly and fully understand what is being taught, raising both listening and participation rates. Additionally, the system will reduce the need for me to raise my voice constantly, promoting a more effective and stress-free learning environment. I am hoping this project will lead to improved student engagement and better learning outcomes.

Use of Funds:
- Lightspeed Instructional Audio System: $1,677 (including system and a Sharemike for student use)