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The document discusses the programs and activities of the George F. Baker National Honor Society at Tuxedo High School. It outlines that the NHS provides various programs for the school and community including blood drives, inductions, food drives, and more. It notes that the NHS members volunteer over 2835 hours of service annually through activities like tutoring, food/coat drives, and assisting families in need. Nationally, about 9% of high school students are in NHS while at Tuxedo High School around 30% of 11th and 12th graders are members.
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The John G. Wood Elementary School opened in 2013 to meet the need for alternative education for kindergarten through 5th grade students in the Richmond area. It uses the Teaching-Family model to provide individualized instruction and help students build social-emotional skills to eventually return to a traditional school setting. The school has been successful in engaging students and the community. It focuses on teaching social skills and modifying student behavior before addressing academics.
Grace Annual Fund bro Final 2014
Grace School was founded over 100 years ago by Lutherans to integrate faith, academics, and service in a Christian education. It continues this tradition today under faithful teachers. The school relies on funding from parents, school fees, fundraising, and the Grace Church congregation. The Annual Fund is another important source of financial support for the school's educational programs. The document then provides details on making gifts to the Annual Fund and how contributions will be used.
Andover Update Summer 2015
The document provides an overview of activities and updates from the Andover Unified School District 385 in Andover, Kansas. It discusses accomplishments from the past school year, priorities for the upcoming 2015-2016 school year including classroom instruction and student safety, grants awarded by the Andover Advantage Foundation to enhance learning opportunities, and important enrollment dates and information for the new school year. It also highlights various events, activities, and achievements across the district.
School Young Farmers Club- weapon to fight poverty
Green Africa Foundation is all about empowering and developing young people to become more responsible in developing their own country without compromising the future generation.
MHS On the Horizon 12-13 final smallpdf
This document is the 2012-2013 annual report for Marin Horizon School. It includes the following:
1) Letters from the Head of School, Board Chair, and Parent Association President discussing initiatives to increase revenue and enrollment, as well as thanking the community for their support.
2) Highlights from events of the past year like the Wine Tasting & Boutique night and 35th Birthday Art Auction which raised $178,000 for the school.
3) Updates on learning programs, alumni, the 200 year history of the school, and donor listings.
Boys and Girls Club of Kingston & Area Annual Report 2011
This annual report summarizes the activities of the Boys and Girls Club of Kingston & Area in 2012. It provides an overview of the organization's mission and programs for children and youth. Key details include:
- The Club served over 2,000 members through various after-school and evening programs.
- Programs were offered in locations across Kingston and Gananoque and focused on health, education, arts, and physical activity.
- Community support from donors, volunteers, and partners like the United Way were instrumental in the Club's success and ability to provide services to members.
- The report highlights some member and community feedback praising the positive impact of the Club.
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The document provides guidance for middle school student councils on identifying needs in their school and local community and organizing service projects and fundraising activities to address those needs. It outlines areas the Hardyston Middle School Student Council has focused on, such as collecting food and money for families in need and beautifying the school. The document also offers tips on conducting food drives, dances, clothing donations, and other events to both serve the community and raise funds for student council activities.
Hardystonstuco
The document provides guidance for middle school student councils on identifying needs in their school and local community and organizing service projects and fundraising activities to address those needs. It outlines areas the Hardyston Middle School Student Council has focused on, such as collecting food and money for families in need and beautifying the school. The document also offers tips on conducting food drives, dances, clothing donations, and other events to both serve the community and raise funds for student council activities.
Finger lakes forum - Geneva NY
The Center for Community Engagement & Service-Learning at Hobart and William Smith Colleges provides students opportunities to engage in the local community through service, volunteering, and service-learning courses. It oversees numerous programs that partner students with local organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Habitat for Humanity. The Center's mission is to promote student learning and development of civic skills through community service.
Pre-Event Slides for Nourish Every Mind Breakfast
The document is a program from a fundraising event for the Issaquah Schools Foundation. It thanks sponsors and donors for their financial support. It highlights how funds raised support student programs, professional development for teachers, and scholarships. Sponsors include local businesses and organizations who support the foundation's mission of strong public schools.
GYSD 2011 Final Report Overview
Global Youth Service Day in 2011 engaged over 550,000 youth volunteers in 3,502 projects across 102 countries. Over $1 million in grants were distributed to support these projects. Some notable projects included students in Minnesota organizing a service event at the Mall of America and over 5,000 university students in South America building housing for families affected by natural disasters. Planning has already begun for Global Youth Service Day in 2012.
2015 Community Outreach
The Crosscutters hosted various community events and fundraisers throughout 2015 that raised over $100,000 for local charities. Some of the events included a hot stove dinner and auction, a 5k run, military appreciation night, pet photo jersey auction, and food/clothing drives. The Crosscutters also partnered with businesses for initiatives like the home run team and score for your neighbors program. Players volunteered over 130 hours in the community through appearances.
GCS - Greenfield Community Parents Letter
The document summarizes the achievements of the Greenfield Community School's parent organization called the Greenfield Community Parents (GCP) over the past 6 months. It details that the GCP organized various events like International Day which raised over AED 40,000, a Staff Appreciation Day, supported the PE department by selling refreshments at events, sold refreshments at school productions, helped organize graduation celebrations, took over managing the Lost and Found sales, and generated over AED 8,000 in appreciation gifts for support staff. It thanks the parents for their support and commitment in helping the GCP achieve these accomplishments for the school community.
Golden k kiwanis orientation, 2014 final version, 05.13.14
The document provides an overview of Kiwanis International and the Ames Golden K Club. It summarizes that Kiwanis is a global volunteer organization dedicated to improving communities for children. The Ames Golden K Club has nearly 90 members who work on various service projects, fundraising activities, and community initiatives to benefit children and families in the Ames, Iowa area. They donate over $18,000 annually and volunteer thousands of hours to make a positive impact in their local community.
Student leadership in DCC
The document outlines the various student leadership opportunities at the school including the Student Council, Peer Mentors, and Senior Prefects. The Student Council consists of over 30 students from all year groups who meet weekly to plan activities aimed at improving student life and raising issues of concern. Peer Mentors are paired with younger students to help with the transition to secondary school. Senior Prefects will support teachers, work with staff, and represent the school. A leadership training session was provided to newly elected student leaders to help them achieve their potential.
Old School Lives Annual Report 2013
2013 Annual Report for Old School Lives, a faith based non-profit, in Cotton, MN. Take a look at our mission, programs, volunteers, and detailed financials from the last year.
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All students have been given the opportunity to succeed based on individual needs. We are committed to closing the opportunity and achievements gaps. Our struggling students are receiving appropriate interventions to help them reach their full potential.
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The Sumter School District Teacher Forum organized a successful service project collecting school supplies and teddy bears for children affected by Hurricane Sandy. One hundred percent of the district's schools and offices participated, collecting 42 boxes of donations. The items were delivered to Brooklyn and Staten Island to help children whose lives were disrupted by the hurricane. The Teacher Forum aims to recognize teachers of the year, develop leadership, and facilitate professional development.
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