Welcome To Project SMART

Project SMART: Integrating Science, Mathematics, Reading and Technology, is a four-year grant collaboration between Chapman University and the Anaheim City School District. The project is conducted in selected district Kindergarten, first, and second grade classrooms through June 2011. Project SMART will serve an estimated total of 90 practicing K-2 teachers, 30 aspiring elementary school teachers enrolled in their teacher preparation program, and 2250 K-2 students during the course of the program.

Project SMART is directed by Roxanne Greitz Miller, Associate Professor in Chapman University's College of Educational Studies and Frank Frisch, Professor of Biological Sciences in Chapman's Schmid College of Science. Funding for Project SMART is provided by the California Postsecondary Education Commission's (CPEC) Improving Teacher Quality federal grant competition.