2018 Jan Stauber-Sherlock Holmes Literacy Grant Awards

This year we provided grants of up to $500 to fourteen teachers and librarians to assist them in developing a teaching project to introduce more young people to Sherlock Holmes. Here are the winners for 2018:
1.  Melissa Carber

J.C. Lynch Elementary School, Coward, SC
mcarber@fsd3.org
2.  Andrea Eckerson

Lewis and Clark Library East Helena Branch, East Helena, MT
akeckerson@hotmail.com

"Sherlock Holmes with a Murder Mystery Lock-in"
3.  Amanda Graves

E.T. Booth Middle School, Woodstock, GA
amanda.graves@cherokee.k12.ga.us

​"Sherlock Holmes and Forensics" 
4. Sonya Harsha

Algona Public Library, Algona, IA 
sonyah@algona.lib.ia.us

​"Teen Read Week"     
5.  Kim Jansen

Clear Lake Library, Clear Lake, WI
kjansen@clearlakelibrary.org

​"The World of Sherlock Holmes" 
6.  Elizabeth Livingston

Whitesides Elementary School, Mt. Pleasant, SC
elizabeth_livingston@charleston.k12.sc.us

​"Mystery and Sherlock Holmes Reading Circles"
7.  Sandra Moltz

Swampscott Middle School, Swampscott, MA
moltz@swampscott.k12.ma.us

​"The Case of the Hidden Dewey Decimal Number"  
8.  Melanie Miller

Alfred Box of Books Library, Alfred, NY 
millerm@stls.org

​"Holmes, Forensics, and Criminal Investigation"  
9.  Cindy Philbeck

Simmons-Pinckney Middle School, Charleston, SC 
cindy_philbeck@charleston.k12.sc.us

​"Reading Sherlock Holmes"      
10.  Melody Rodriguez

Scholarship Prep Charter School, Oceanside, CA
mrodriguez@scholarshipschools.org

​"An Author's Day"  
11.  Tracy Shouse

Spencer County High School, Taylorsville, KY 
tracy.shouse@spencer.kyschools.us

​"Mystery and Sherlock Holmes"  
12.  Chris Sloan

Bensenville Public Library, Bensenville, IL
csloan@benlib.org

​"Study in Scarlet Escape Room"  
13.  Ellen Stolarski

Saint Marys Area Middle School, St. Marys, PA 
estolarski@smasd.org

​"Mystery Solved…Graphic Novel Style "
14.  Michael Tierney

Step by Step Inc., Charleston, WV
sbsadmin@stepbystepwv.org

​"Baker Street Book Club"
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