HIGH SCHOOL GRANTS AT WORK
SINCE 2019, THE WAYZATA EDUCATION FUND HAS GRANTED OVER $171K TO WAYZATA HIGH SCHOOL
2024 - 2025 GRANTS
Table Tennis Tables - $9,300
CTE Seminar: Student Run “Trojan Tees” Design Shop - $2,100
Guitar Course - $4,000
Trojan Locker Room Custom Spirit Wear - $5,200
Narrative Film Production Course Equipment - $6,500
2023 - 2024 GRANTS
New Equipment for AP Environmental Learning Class - $4,464
Welding Simulator for Metals Manufacturing Class - $3,480
Drone for Applied Robotics Course - $3,800
New Media Center Books - $2,300
Rotary Attachment for Laser Engraver - $928
2022 - 2023 GRANTS
Fitness Center Renovations -$29,110
Gender and Race Diverse Manikins for Health Science Pathways - $7,802
Structural Design Kits (Mola Models) for Architecture Course - $1,911
2021 - 2022 GRANTS
Repairs, Maintenance and Upgrades to Ropes Course - $19,000
Writing Center - $4,000
CNC Plasma Table to cut metals in Metal Manufacturing Course - $10,000
150 Graphing Calculators for Math Department - $5,000
Rapid Prototype 3D Printer for Wood Manufacturing Course - $3,200
2020 - 2021 GRANTS
Color Decal Printer - $8,459
Therapy Lamps - $250
3D Printer - $800
Tigerstop Table Saw Fence - $5,449
Spanish Language Books - $1,500
2019 - 2020 GRANTS
Formech Vacuum Former - $3,200
DISTRICT WIDE K-12 GRANTS
2024-2025 - My Way Program Kits - $11,200
2023-2024 - Support for Unified Champions School Programming - $7038
GRANT SPOTLIGHT: GUITAR COURSE
Thanks to a $4,000 WEF Grant, WHS was able to offer a new guitar course offered as an elective for the 2025-2026 school year. The grant provided funding for the guitars that are necessary to teach the students - play the video above to hear what they have already learned after only a few weeks!
GRANT SPOTLIGHT: HEALTH SCIENCE
The Health Science Pathway at WHS has been met with great enthusiasm by both students and community members. WEF supported this pathway with a grant of $7,800 for gender and race diverse mankins to help better prepare students for a future career in healthcare
GRANT SPOTLIGHT: METALS MANUFACTURING
Weld simulator use is increasing, and with the support of a $3,480 WEF Grant, WHS students in Metals Manufacturing have the opportunity to experiment with the correct technique before they actually use a welder. GRANT SPOTLIGHT: AP SCIENCE
Thanks to a $4,4464 WEF Grant for new equipment, WHS students in the AP Environment Learning Course had the opportunity to participate in an outdoor, hands-on, “real-life” project to assess and present data on the health of Elm Creek.