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2022 Youth Empowerment and Action Grants
Total Allocation
All Schools
Celebrating Corvallis School District’s BIPOC Students | Charlotte Patel
$1,500
An event for students of color to gather in order to encourage a sense of community and build an increased sense of belonging. Also includes graduation cords for seniors who are finishing high school.
Middle Schools
Fishing Club—Cheldelin Middle School | Jordan Moss
$2,500
A club using fishing skills to encourage outdoor activity, to teach about conservation, and to help students enjoy and care for the environment.
Taking Pride in Dual Immersion—Linus Pauling Middle School | Asher Beatty, Belen Hernandez & Joanna Alvarado
$2,500
T-shirts and sweatshirts for Dual Immersion students and instructors at LPMS to celebrate their program and to promote the goal of positive cross-cultural attitudes and behavior.
High Schools
School Land-Acknowledgement Mural—Crescent Valley High School | Natalia Morales, Theo Abadilla & Simone Moulton
$2,500
A mural and plaque to recognize the Native American peoples who lived on land now occupied by CVHS.
Metal shop Tool Upgrade and Management— Corvallis High School | Z Woody
$1,700
Specialized tools for the metal shop to improve efficiency and to increase capacity for hands-on, real-world learning.
Painted Intersection Project —Corvallis High School | Taylor Young & Mahya Shakibnia-Shirazi
$2,500
Street art at the entrance to a CHS parking lot to highlight diversity and to promote racial equity.
Yearbooks—College Hill High School | Marylu Perez, Dustin Pointer & Jesse Martin
$2,500
Publication of the first-ever yearbook for CHHS students to celebrate their school community and to increase comradery.