A.L. Kellogg Memorial Fund
About:
The A.L. Kellogg Memorial Fund was established to benefit students living in the former School District 16 in Treadwell.
Mission Statement:
1. To provide awards or prizes at Delaware Academy's annual Graduation Ceremony to seniors graduating from Delaware Academy provided such seniors attended Delaware Academy and resided withing the geographic limits of the former Abraham L. Kellogg Central School District continuously for grades 9 through 12. Residence is to be determined in accordance with Education Law Section 3201. The awards of prizes granted to such students shall be in addition to, and shall not diminish any awards, prizes or scholarships that may be available to such students under Subaccount 1 of the Kellogg fund; and
b. To provide students of Delaware Academy with extrodinary educational experiences of programs in Treadwell New York including but not limited to guest lectures, field trips, special programs and other similar supplemental programs and activities, after it having been determined that the funding for such educational experiences of programs was not available from Delaware Academy's approved school budget.
Grant information: The fund provides two application based grant opportunities in the Treadwell area.
First the Enrichment Grant Program provides opportunities to educational events and programs. These programs are available for all Delaware Academy Students and students in the Treadwell area.
The second benefit is to provide Delaware Academy Students in grades 9-12 with award money at graduation. Students who complete a community project, educational experience, or civic educational or work study program. These experiences are to be held in the Treadwell, NY on an independent basis. Students will complete an application describing the event/program, the plans, and outcomes of the project. The student will work with a non for profit, educational sponsor, and a mentor to help complete their project.
Information about previously funded programs can be found here: