Principal Seidah Ashshaheed at Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School received $6,000 for 10 document cameras and Ty Byrd, principal of George Mason High School received $3,000 for video cameras, Kindles and Nooks from the Falls Church Education Foundation Gala.
The Falls Church Education Foundation’s Smart Technology Fund was launched at the organization’s gala on May 6 to provide funding for new technologies that support student learning in the classroom. (Photo: Courtesy Donna Englander)
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