Report to Our Communities

Report to Our Communities
2014 Annual Report
Letter from Frank Dick and John Wanke
The Lenawee County Education Foundation (LCEF) receives and disburses
funds, property and gifts exclusively for the benefit of the Lenawee
Intermediate School District and its educational system. Thanks to our
wonderful Lenawee County community and individuals who are involved at
many levels, 2014 was a great year.
2014 was both a year of change and a year that stayed the same for the LCEF.
Changes included:
Background
• Since its inception in 1985, the Lenawee County Education Foundation has: • Awarded over $4,530,000 in 4,459 scholarships to Lenawee County students.
• Provided over $243,500 in 563 mini-grants to Lenawee County teachers for
innovative classroom programs.
• Raised over $600,000 to construct the LISD Education Service Center.
Key People
Janet McDowell, our long time Executive Director, retired after serving 23 years. David Hickman, one of the founding
trustees, resigned, since he relocated to Seattle, WA and then Donald Bush retired from our board due to illness. We
thank them for their leadership and guidance of the LCEF during their tenures.
A New Program
The Job Readiness Program was launched to assist those not attending college or in need of education to gain
employment. This program is highlighted further in the annual report.
New Scholarship Software
A second generation of scholarship application software was purchased in 2014 for the 2015 application year to
provide an enhanced experience for all who will use it from students to school counselors to scholarship evaluators.
Consistencies included:
Continuing, increased financial support beginning in 1985 with two scholarships totaling $2,000 and attaining 336
scholarships in 2014 valued at $336,550.
Long-standing collaboration with the Lenawee Community Foundation which holds permanently endowed funds
with earnings providing scholarships for Lenawee students.
Our partnership with the LISD, and relationships with the school districts, their counselors and teachers that make
it possible for students within the LISD to receive financial support to further their education. They make the whole
scholarship program possible.
Our special partnership with the Elizabeth Ruthruff Wilson Foundation, which awards Lenawee students with
scholarships for summer music and performing arts camps.
Generous, committed donors with over 25% of the scholarships set up as memorials to honor a loved one, and
remember year after year what they represented in life to the community and their families.
The Lenawee County Educational Foundation is a great way to financially support educational efforts on behalf of
students, staff and facilities in Lenawee County. The opportunities are endless. Please contact us if you would like to
pursue an endeavor that fits the LCEF mission.
Kindest Regards,
Frank Dick, Chairman
John Wanke, Executive Director
• Raised over $500,000 to construct the Stubnitz Environmental Education Center.
• Secured the funding necessary for construction of the Center for a Sustainable Future.
• Raised thousands of dollars to enrich special education programs.
• Provided funds for numerous innovative projects in partnership with local schools,
colleges, agencies and organizations. MISSION STATEMENT
To receive and disburse funds, property and
gifts of any kind exclusively for the benefit of
the Lenawee Intermediate School District.
2014 Board of Trustees
Frank Dick
Chairman
Ann Hinsdale-Knisel Patrick Farver
Vice Chairman
Stanley CaineGarry Clift
Secretary/Treasurer
Stephen Krusich
Jim McClellan Jr.
Kathryn M. Mohr
Doug Gray
Jan Parson
Kelli Groeb-Peters
Mark Pennington
Suann Hammersmith
Martha Poppink Melcher
Scholarships
Job Readiness Program
Environmental Education Programming
Fine Arts
Bio-Technology Program
Mini Grants
LISD Japanese Exchange Program
Special Education & Adult Learning
Services Support
LISD Building Projects
LISD Young Children’s Services
Theresa PowersRonald Reeves
Sheila Schwartz
Marybeth Shunck
Martin Thompson
John Wanke
Dawn Richards
Executive DirectorAssistant to Director
Not pictured: Ryan Schanz, Lenawee Youth Council Representative
Janet McDowell Retires
After 23 years as Executive Director, Janet retires as the longest standing director of the Lenawee County
Education Foundation. During her tenure, scholarships grew from 7 scholarships in 1990 for $7,000 to
342 scholarships in 2013 for $357,800. During her twenty-three years, over 4,100 students benefited
from approximately $4.2M in scholarships from the Lenawee County Education Foundation. No small
feat to be overlooked.
Janet, along with her husband Gary‘s support, gave many hours to ensure all details were taken care of
for the donors and recipients as well as making the Scholarship Reception special. The McDowell’s have
always been involved with organizations that helped our youth in Lenawee County. In 2012, they were
recognized for their service to the community with the “Lenawee Leadership Award” from the Lenawee
Community Foundation. For this, we, the trustees of the Foundation, are forever grateful.
You can invest in the future of Lenawee County
students through support of the
Lenawee County Education Foundation.
Giving ONLINE is EASY!
1.Go to www.lenaweecef.org
2.Scroll down and click on the blue “Give Now”
box in the lower right of the screen.
3.Fill in the information form as required.
4.Within a few minutes, the LCEF will receive
an email notification of your kind donation!
Our Memorial Scholarships Recipients
Over 25% of the scholarships offered through LCEF are in memory
of a family member or friend who are memorialized through
either an endowed scholarship for perpetuity or annual funding.
These memorials recognize the individual’s contributions, qualities
or interest during their lives and typically the scholarships are
focused on an area of interest honoring the lost family member or
friend. If you have an interest in starting a scholarship in memory
of someone, please contact LCEF.
“Participating in the LCEF Memorial Scholarship
program allows us to honor a true renaissance
man, my husband, Roy E. Freeman. Encouraging
and supporting other non-traditional students
in their quest for knowledge would have
received Roy’s stamp of approval.”
—Jackie Freeman,
Roy Freeman Memorial Scholarship
FEBRUARY
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MONDAY
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WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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GROUNDHOG DAY
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VALENTINE’S DAY
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LCEF scholarship
application deadline
PRESIDENT’S DAY
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Recommendation
letter deadline
What is an Endowment?
• Endow your gift of $25,000 or more with the
Lenawee Community Foundation, LCEF’s Partner.
• The funds are managed and invested. The principal
is never spent and can grow over time.
• Earnings are used for scholarships under your criteria.
• Your gift becomes a permanent source of scholarship
funding forever!
YEAR 50
$135,500 in
cumulative
grants and
services with
$90,000 balance.
Initial gift has
grown and paid
out 9 times
Endowed Scholarships
LCEF works with the Lenawee Community Foundation
(LCF) to provide endowed scholarships. An endowed
scholarship usually requires a one-time contribution
of $25,000 for every $1,000 scholarship offered. This
partnership allows LCEF to offer more scholarships and
leverage the LCF investments to maximize returns for
funding scholarships. Currently, LCF has almost $1.8M
in endowed funds for scholarships offered through LCEF.
YEAR 1
Create your
family fund
with LCEF.
ex: $25,000 gift
YEAR 25
Becomes
$46,700 in
cumulative
grants and
services with
$47,500
balance.
Initial gift
has grown
and paid out
4 times
MARCH
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MARCH
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
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Annual Scholarships
The vast majority of the LCEF scholarships come from
donors who annually fund their scholarships. These
scholarships come from individuals, companies and
service clubs. If you have an interest in pursuing a
scholarship program of any type, please contact the LCEF
offices. It is a simpler process than you might imagine.
The Lenawee County Education Foundation, as well as, the Lenawee
Intermediate School District, would like to thank the Sage Foundation
whose generous contributions over the years have supported quality educational
programming and enabled many students to pursue a college education!
APRIL
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APRIL
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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Selection Committee
decision deadline
Mini Grant deadline
APRIL FOOLS DAY
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EASTER
Begin announcing 2015
scholarship recipients
TAX DAY
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Each year, at the Strokes for Students event, a student golfer is placed on each team
in the tournament. This year Andrew Enerson, student from Hudson High School,
hit a “hole in one” while golfing with the Rima Manufacturing team.
The Gray Institute Team
The Circle 3 Farms Team
The Blissfield Manufacturing Team
The Artonic TeamThe ProMedica TeamThe Rotary Ringers Team
Strokes for Students
The 19th Annual Strokes for Students golf tournament was held on May 19, 2014 at the Lenawee Country Club. Twenty-six teams participated in
the pro-am scramble tournament, with one student from a county high school team serving as the pro on each team. Through generous donations
from private and corporate sponsors, the event raised $27,391! Proceeds from the event provided fourteen $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors
from Lenawee County schools, as well as partially funding the teacher mini-grant and job readiness programs. The 2015 fundraiser will be the 20th
anniversary and will take place on May 19, 2015.
The Rima Manufacturing Team
MAY
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
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MAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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Scholarship Reception
Dawson Auditorium, 10am
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MOTHER’S DAY
Strokes for Students
Golf Tournament
Lenawee Country Club,
8:00am
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MEMORIAL DAY
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Mini-Grant Awards
LCEF / United Bank & Trust Mini-Grant History
Over the past 20 years, $243,490 has been awarded to
Lenawee County teachers via mini-grants. Partnerships
with the Lenawee County Education Foundation have
included the Adrian Mall, The Sage Foundation, and
United Bank & Trust. The Strokes for Students golf outing
also provides financial support to provide grants for
teachers up to $500 each. Each spring, a “prize patrol”
comprised of United Bank & Trust staff and LCEF board
members surprise teachers in their classroom with their
award. The following spring, each recipient creates a
display board detailing their grant in pictures which is
put on display at various United Bank & Trust branch
offices for community members to enjoy.
In May 2014, 19 teachers were surprised with mini-grant
awards, totaling $8,345 for the County.
2013–2014
LCEF/UBT
Teacher Mini-Grants
Teacher DistrictSchool/BuildingAmount
Bert Arnett
LISD
Maurice Spear
$461.90
LISD
Porter Center
$314.00
Michelle Bowman
Taina Bundshuh
Britton-Deerfield
Britton-Deerfield High School
$500.00
Sutton Elementary
$450.00
Lucinda CoopshawTecumseh
Hudson
Lincoln Elementary
$500.00
Jeanne Doyel
Debra FalkOnstedOnsted Elementary
$500.00
Renee Gilson
Clinton
Clinton High School
$455.97
Morenci
Morenci High School
$492.72
Ashley Joughlin
Adrian
Alexander Elementary
$500.00
Marjorie Keenoy
Morenci
Morenci High School
$308.40
Sally Kruger
Kent Marcum
Addison
Addison High School
$389.96
Eileen McCallumTecumseh
Sutton Elementary
$499.00
Katie McGormley
Madison
Madison High School
$458.85
$500.00
Christine ObeidTecumsehTecumseh High School
Madison
Madison Elementary
$399.00
Amanda Plum
Sand CreekRuth McGregor
$368.50
Christie Richards
Adrian
Lincoln Elementary
$291.36
Ann van Staveren
Addison
Addison High School
$455.95
Aaron Wesche
$500.00
Cherie WolfOnstedOnsted Elementary
Applying for a Teacher Mini-Grant
The Teacher Mini-Grant program provides funds to
teachers to develop and implement instructional projects
that motivate and challenge students to learn. Proposals
should be unique classroom projects that enliven and
enrich the curriculum. The maximum funding request
is $500. 2015 applications will be available online at
lenaweecef.org; click on “Mini-Grants” under “What We
Do”. Teacher mini-grant applications will be assessed
on the quality of the project and the quality of the
application. Please be sure to thoroughly and concisely
address all questions on the mini-grant application.
Applications are reviewed one time annually and are
due by April 1, 2015.
Mini-grants give me the opportunity to enrich my curriculum to
design and execute projects and experiences that are out of the
ordinary. My students gain cultural experience that otherwise
would be unattainable. I am grateful to the Lenawee County
Education Foundation for their continued support of educators
and students to encourage growth and varied experiences.
—Thanks, Christine Obeid, Tecumseh Public Schools
JUNE
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MONDAY
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JUNE
THURSDAY
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FLAG DAY
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FATHER’S DAY
2014 Scholarship Reception
The 29th Annual Scholarship Reception was held at
1:30pm on Friday, May 2, 2014. The LCEF presented
Lenawee County students with 336 scholarships.
$336,550 was awarded through the generosity of
Lenawee County donors which included individuals,
businesses, service clubs and foundations. In addition
to LCEF scholarships, there was an additional $250,000
awarded in the County by donors outside the Foundation
for a total of $586,550 supporting Lenawee County
students! Approximately 500 scholarships are given
out county-wide from all sources. The 2015 scholarship
reception will be held on May 1st in Adrian College’s
Dawson Auditorium at 10:00am.
To apply online for scholarships administered by the
Lenawee County Education Foundation, students should
visit lenaweecef.org/what-we-do/scholarships.
JULY
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JULY
THURSDAY
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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INDEPENDENCE DAY
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Allen H. and Nydia Meyers Foundation
The Allen H. & Nydia Meyers Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1966 by Allen H. and Nydia Meyers to encourage, support,
and stimulate scientific education, teaching, research, and related efforts such as engineering and aerospace study and design. The Lenawee
County Education Foundation is pleased to have a partnership with the Allen H. and Nydia Meyers Foundation. In 2014, The Meyers
Foundation awarded 12 Lenawee County students a total of $35,000 in scholarships to pursue post-secondary education in aeronautics or
scientific careers. More information can be found at www.meyersfoundation.org.
Elizabeth Ruthruff Wilson Foundation
The Lenawee County Education Foundation is pleased to have
a partnership with the Elizabeth Ruthruff Wilson Foundation.
Last year, $21,750 in scholarships were awarded to 52
Lenawee County elementary, middle school, and high school
students to attend music and performing arts camps during
the summer of 2014. Students interested in applying for a
camp scholarship can access an application by visiting the
LCEF or Wilson Foundation website. The deadline to apply
is March 31, 2015.
The Elizabeth Ruthruff Wilson Foundation also generously
funds college scholarships for students majoring in music or
performing arts. Additionally, a new scholarship is available,
the “Elizabeth Wilson Dedicated Musician Award” for
college students entering a field other than music but have
participated in either school or community music ensemble
for all four years of high school. More information regarding
the Elizabeth Ruthruff Wilson Foundation can be found at
www.elizabethwilsonfoundation.org.
AUGUST
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AUGUST
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Stubnitz Dinner Auction
The Lenawee Intermediate School District Stubnitz
Environmental Education Programs (LISD SEEP) provides
Lenawee County students with opportunities for hands-on
science lessons, outdoor learning, and guided trail hikes
through Heritage Park, as well as Hidden Lake Gardens, for
the Life Cycle of Plants program. During the 2013-14 school
year, 1877 students experienced these field trip programs.
In addition, student interns from Adrian College gained
valuable experience while helping to staff the programs,
along with a dedicated team of SEEP Volunteers.
The Lenawee County Education Foundation has sponsored
a dinner auction at the LISD Center for a Sustainable
Future (CSF) to raise funds to help support these field trip
programs since 2000. In 2013, the Corporate and Individual
Fundraising Drive resulted in $12,747 in donations and the
Dinner Auction event raised $2,933, for a total of $15,680
in revenue for the 2013 LISD SEEP Fundraising Drive.
SEPTEMBER
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MONDAY
6
TUESDAY
7
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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Begin 2015 scholarship
payout with proper
documents received
LABOR DAY
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SATURDAY
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GRANDPARENTS DAY
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Job Readiness Program (JRP)
During this year, a new scholarship program was introduced
to assist Lenawee County graduates and residents with the
cost of education/training which leads to employment or
improvement in employment. These awards for up to $1,000
per year, are granted year-around with the application
available on the LCEF website at: http://www.lenaweecef.
org/what-we-do/scholarships. LCEF collaborates with the
South Central Michigan Works (SCMW), Adrian, Michigan
for the in-take screening to assure all community resources
are used in helping with the education/training effort. This
LCEF program is being guided by businesses, Lenawee
Now, SCMW and the LISD. The primary difference with this
scholarship program is that it targets those graduates/
residents who are interested in employment not requiring
a bachelor’s degree.
LCEF is seeking additional funding for this program – if you
or your company have an interest in helping, please contact
LCEF – John Wanke at [email protected].
“The Job Readiness Scholarship Program truly
helped me in getting back to school and
pursuing a new profession. I knew I wanted
something different for my professional self
and I knew I wanted to go into a new field. The
Job Readiness Scholarship was exactly what
I needed to help get that jump start on my
education. As a non-traditional student, I was
being turned down for financial assistance
by every grant possibility offered. I was lucky
enough to find John and Dawn who helped me
navigate through a couple of other programs
and eventually receive the Job Readiness
Scholarship. I am currently enrolled in my
final pre-requisite and have applied for the
Radiography Program. If accepted I will be
finishing in 2016!“
-—Ashley Palmer, Student, Jackson College
OCTOBER
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OCTOBER
THURSDAY
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COLUMBUS DAY
BOSS’S DAY
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HALLOWEEN
Thank You
We would like to thank our memorial, endowed and annual scholarship donors!
It takes many to make this program successful. We would like to thank the Lenawee Intermediate
School District, Lenawee Community Foundation, South Central Michigan Works, Strokes for
Students donors and event volunteers, scholarship reception volunteers, and all of our high school
counselors and administrators for their support in our continued success. A special thank you to
Mary Tommelein for her efforts in getting our message out and assisting in educating students and
staff on the scholarship process.
—Lenawee County Education Foundation
NOVEMBER
SUNDAY
MONDAY
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TUESDAY
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DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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ELECTION DAY
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VETERANS’ DAY
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THANKSGIVING
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Not Pictured
We strongly encourage all recipients to attend the annual
scholarship reception to meet and show appreciation
to the donor of the scholarship they receive. In some
circumstances students were unable to attend. Following,
are the names of the recipients who had extenuating
circumstances that prevented them from participating.
Most of these students attend college out of state or
were taking exams at this time.
Adrian Breakfast Lions Club Scholarship
Brianna Henry, Onsted
Adrian First United Methodist Church Scholarship
Samantha Bretz, Adrian
Adrian Kiwanis Club Scholarship – SHU
Kelsey Schoenberger, Tecumseh
Adrian Noon Rotary- SHU Dr. Robert Brady Scholarship
Haven Shaffer, Tecumseh
Adrian Rotary Club 4-Way Test Essay Scholarship
Jennifer Wagley, Adrian
Alvin & Clara Schwab Scholarship
Phoenix Duncan, Morenci
Bixby Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarship
Phoenix Duncan, Morenci
Sarah Engle, Adrian
Erica Norris, Tecumseh
Robert Iveson
Amanda Laberdee
Lora Manders
Stephanie Norris
Jade Pfund
Kelsey Wright
Brazeway, Inc. - Adrian High School Leadership Scholarship
Zach Sarrault and Hannah Engle, Adrian
Brazeway, Inc. – Upward Bound Scholarship
Alejandra Tapia and Kayla Aranda
Community Service Scholarships
Laura Goetz, Blissfield
Austin Lewandowski, Onsted
Lenawee Health Care Educational Fund Scholarship
Matthew Taylor, Nicole Collins, Courtney Cooper, Megan Gallatin,
Robert Iveson, Amanda Laberdee, Lora Manders, Erica Norris,
Stephanie Norris, Brianne Nowak-Scott, Jade Pfund, Clara Upton,
Kelsey Wright
Doug Spade Special Education Scholarship
Joey Wright, Blissfield
Maurice & Dorothy Stubnitz Foundation Arts Scholarship
Alyssa DailSarah Baker
Elizabeth Ruthruff Wilson Foundation College Scholarship
Sara Baker, Amelia Balinski, Grace Demerath,
Graham Palmer, Meghan Schook
Meijer Inc. Scholarship
Alycia Drwencke
Gary Kastel Education Scholarship
Meg McClure, Onsted
Gleaner Life Insurance Society Scholarship
Taeisha Tindall, Adrian
Glenn Martek Memorial Scholarship
Sydney Hamilton, Madison
Harry, Bernice & Marda Gene Duncan Scholarship
Jordan Coward, Tecumseh
Inteva Products LLC Scholarship
Alec Sauter
John Wyatt, Sr. Memorial Community Service Scholarship
Angel Smith, Adrian
Larry C. Camp Memorial Scholarship
Nolan Anschuetz, Madison
Milton C. & Margaret L. Porter Special Education Scholarship
Sara Luma
Roy E. Freeman Memorial Scholarship
Linda Hanes
Strokes for Students Scholarship
Paige Halfmann, Adrian
Rebecca Sears, Madison
Christian Bechler, Tecumseh
Tecumseh Schools Foundation: Bertha LaPointe Scholarship
Nicole Collins, Tecumseh, Bailey Horn, Tecumseh, Haven Shaffer,
Tecumseh Victor Tran, Tecumseh, Zoe Wager, Tecumseh
Tecumseh Schools Foundation: Earl and Lenore Bedore Scholarship
Erin Garner, Tecumseh
Tecumseh Schools Foundation: Eleanor Johnson Scholarship
Britni Birt, Tecumseh
Lenawee County 4-H Marjorie Jackson Memorial Scholarship
Andrea Frank, Britton-Deerfield
Tecumseh Schools Foundation: Lillian M. Buttolph Scholarship
Christina Cote, Tecumseh, Kalene Kasper, Tecumseh, Dylan Kirn,
Tecumseh Jordan Coward, Tecumseh
Lenawee County Fair Queen Scholarship
Sarah Norton, Adrian
The Grasshopper (El Chapulin) Scholarship
Connor Freshcorn, Madison
Lenawee County NAACP Citizenship Scholarship
Taeshia Tindall, Adrian
Walter J. and Leota “Tom” R. McNeil Memorial Scholarship
Rachel Fox, Britton-Deerfield
Lenawee County Superintendents’ Association Scholarship
Austin Lewandowski, Onsted
Zonta International of Lenawee County Scholarship
Linda Hanes, Tecumseh
DECEMBER
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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THURSDAY
2
DECEMBER
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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2016 scholarship
application opens
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HANUKKAH (FIRST DAY)
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CHRISTMAS
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Begin 2015 scholarship
final payout with proper
documents received
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NEW YEAR’S EVE
Contact Information
Lenawee County Education Foundation
4107 N. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221
517-265-1626
www.lenaweecef.org
[email protected]
[email protected]
Lenawee County Public School District Superintendents
Addison – Steven Guerra
Adrian – Robert Behnke
Blissfield – David Pray
Britton Deerfield – Charles Pelham
Clinton – Sean McNatt
Hudson – Michael Osborne
Madison – Ryan Rowe
Morenci – Michael McAran
Onsted – Mark Haag
Sand Creek – Steven Laundra
Tecumseh – Kelly Coffin
LISD Board of Education
Howard Keller . . . . . . . . . . . . President
Victor Hogue . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President/Secretary
Richard Germond . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
John A. Lark, DDS . . . . . . . . . Trustee
Claude Rowley. . . . . . . . . . . . Trustee
LISD Administration
James D. Philp. . . . . . . . . . . . Superintendent
William Brown, Ed.S. . . . . . . Assistant Superintendent,
Special Education & Strategic Initiatives
Kyle Griffith, Ed.D.. . . . . . . . . Assistant Superintendent,
Instruction & General Services
LISD Nondiscrimination Statement
The Lenawee Intermediate School District (LISD) does not discriminate in any of its educational programs
and services, activities, or employment practices, on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin / ancestry,
religion, height, weight, marital status, age, limited English-speaking ability, sexual orientation, or
disability. Direct inquiries to: Executive Director of Staff Resources, Lenawee Intermediate School District,
4107 N. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221, (517) 265-2119. Persons with hearing impairments, please call
the Michigan Relay Center at (800) 649-3777 (TDD).
Declaración de No Discriminación del LISD
El Distrito Escolar Intermedio de Lenawee (LISD) no discrimina en ninguno de sus programas o servicios
educativos, actividades, o prácticas de empleo sobre la base de género, raza, color, origen nacional /
ascendencia, religión, estatura, peso, estado civil, edad, la habilidad limitada de hablar inglés, orientación
sexual, o incapacidad. Para conseguir más información: Executive Director of Staff Resources, Lenawee
Intermediate School District, 4107 N. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221, (517) 265-2119. Personas con
problemas de audición, por favor llamen al Michigan Relay Center (800) 649-3777 (TDD).
LISD website: www.lisd.us
Publication created: January 2015
Financial Position
Assets
Operating Liabilities
2014 2013 2012 $582,736 $587,736 $577,903
$- $- $- Net Assets
$582,736 $587,736 $577,903
Contributions $266,675 $210,138 $329,131
Other Revenue
$39,836 $55,402 $42,293
Net Realized Gain in Asset
$10,153 $- $Total Revenue
$316,664 $265,540 $371,424
Scholarships & Grants
$313,546 $250,752 $271,076
Other Expenses
$7,777 $8,168 $3,792
Net Surplus (Deficient) Funds
$321,323 $258,920 $(4,659)
$6,620 $274,868 $96,556
Note 1: LCEF is the education foundation of the Lenawee
Intermediate School District and all operational
expenses of the LCEF are paid by the LISD as
reimbursement for monies raised through the
LCEF to build the Educational Service Center
with no tax payer monies.
Note 2: Endowed Funds for Scholarships through
the Lenawee Community Foundation total:
$1,796,839. Many of these scholarship
applications and selections are handled in
collaboration with LCEF with all of these
scholarships paid by LCF.
Source Document: Annual Audit
The LCEF Report to our Communities is published by the Lenawee Intermediate School District. The Lenawee Intermediate School District (LISD) is a regional
educational service agency providing educational leadership and support services to Lenawee County’s 11 public school districts. LISD staff work to provide services
that are difficult or impossible for individual school districts to provide on their own. The LISD provides educational services to the following Lenawee County school
districts: Addison | Adrian | Blissfield | Britton Deerfield | Clinton | Hudson | Madison | Morenci | Onsted | Sand Creek | Tecumseh
Non-Profit
Organization
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Adrian, MI
Permit No. 288
4107 North Adrian Highway
Adrian, Michigan 49221-9309
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