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FUNDING YOUR EXPERIENCE

UTILIZE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTS AND SCIENCES PROGRAM FUNDING FOR MODS PROGRAMS

Did you know that elementary, middle and alternative/exceptional centers and schools can receive funds for student field trips or outreach programs with arts and science organizations including MODS? Supplemental Arts and Sciences Program funding can be used for MODS field trips and/or transportation to MODS. Also included is “MODS Comes to You” in-school programs offered by the Museum, such as STEMobile, outreach and assemblies. Details are outlined below. Please contact your administrator for additional information. • Funds must be used to directly benefit students through admission and program fees and/or transportation. • Schools will receive categorical allocations from the School Board of Broward County, as well as procedures from the Internal Accounts Instructor to deposit the funds in the

Internal Accounts. • Any unused funds will be returned to the District at the end of the school year. Ask your school’s principal or bookkeeper/field trip coordinator to access the Broward County Public Schools Supplemental Arts and Sciences Program funding. For more information, please visit browardschools.com/SASP.

FIELD TRIP FUNDS AND GRANTS

Field trip funds and grants may be available to schools through these partner organizations: • Broward Education Foundation (browardedfoundation.org) • Education Foundation of Palm Beach County (educationfoundationpbc.org) • The Education Fund for Excellence in Miami-Dade Public Schools (educationfund.org) • Grants for Teachers (teach.com) • Target Field Trip Grants (cybergrants.com/target/fieldtrip) • Broward County Supplemental Arts and Sciences Program (browardschools.com/SASP)

SENSORY-FRIENDLY ACCOMMODATIONS

PLEASE CONTACT booking@mods.org OR CALL 954.713.0930 TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR EXPERIENCE.

MODS, in partnership with the University of Miami and Nova Southeastern University’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD), developed special programs and events for children and adults with autism and other sensory integration sensitivities for field trips and outreaches. MODS education staff are trained by CARD. Our programs are equipped with sensory bins, story and choice boards, visual cue cards, task analysis and a visual timeline to accommodate all needs. MODS’ sensory backpacks (include headphones, sensory toys and adaptive tools) are also available at the information desk and are appropriate for all ages.

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