Pleasant Hill - The Pleasant Hill Foundation
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Pleasant Hill - The Pleasant Hill Foundation
Pleasant Hill Education Foundation 2014-2015 Newsletter Your Support Makes Pleasant Hill #1 In Pleasant Hill School District #1, there are several reasons we truly feel we are “#1”: • High graduation rate (most recently the #1 rate in Lane County) • 100% highly qualified staff, who exhibit genuine care and concern for students and their learning • Strong state achievement scores • Student programs that include a variety of activities including athletics and music • Unrivaled community support One of the best examples of community support is the tremendous financial assistance we receive from the Pleasant Hill Education Foundation. We are extremely grateful to the Foundation for all the ways they have enhanced our education program, providing students and staff those opportunities and resources that make a Pleasant Hill education special. Your donation to the Pleasant Hill Education Foundation has a direct, positive impact on creating a better experience for Pleasant Hill students. Thank you for the PHenomenal support! Sincerely, Tony Scurto District Superintendent Great Schools. Great Kids. Great Futures. With the 2014-2015 school year underway, we want to share how your investment in our children’s education makes a huge difference.Your donation allows us to provide funding critical to maintaining academic excellence, cuttingedge technology, and programs that go beyond the books—making PHSD rank #1 in Lane County for graduation rates. During the 2013-2014 school year, we invested over $47,000 in grants, donor directed funds, and scholarships, impacting all students in Pleasant Hill School District. For 23 years, PHEF has believed in the power of a united community to strengthen our schools and further our collective goal of educational excellence. To see how you can help either by volunteering for one of our committees or by donating please visit our website at www.phillfoundation.org. Investments during the 2013-2014 school year $7,050 $14,556 District Wide Elementary $7,561 Donor Directed $12,886 High School $47,30426 Contributed Grants Funded For a complete list of grants, visit our website. Thank you to all PHEF supporters for helping shape the future success of our children, our teachers, and our district. Sincerely, Susie Rexius Board President Sherry Bryson Executive Director The Pleasant Hill Education Foundation, in partnership with Pleasant Hill School District, is currently working on a Pleasant Hill Alumni Association. We encourage all alumni and friends of Pleasant Hill to fill out an information sheet to help us update records. These updated records will allow us to send you information regarding reunions, school activities and the Billie Alumni News. The form is located on our website at www.phillfoundation.org, in the Alumni section. Please take a few minutes to share your information with us! Thank You to All 2013-2014 Donors in Our Honor Roll! Investors in Excellence Business Partners Local business owners are strong supporters of our public schools. By offering annual donations in cash sponsorships and in-kind donations, these business partners are a cornerstone of financial support for the Pleasant Hill Education Foundation. We thank you! All-Pro Steel Armstrong RV Aspen Environmental Field Services Back to Health Center Casey Jones Well Drilling Company Chambers Construction Company Ciao Bella Complete Concrete Construction Creswell Tire Factory Franklin Contracting Gass Orthodontics Hamilton Construction HEROweb Marketing & Design Interstate Batteries Kendall Auto Group KPD Insurance Mac Industries Metco Investment Realty Mid-State Industrial Service Morrell Logging Nancy Sikora, CPA O-P Engineering, PC Oregon Community Credit Union Personal Touch Services, Inc. Pleasant Hill Feed & Farm Supply Pro Realty Rainbow Pump Revolution Electric Rexius Scott Rowland Contracting Siuslaw Bank Slocum Orthopedic Springfield Creamery Sure Clean Eugene The Springfield Times Umpqua Bank Thank you for your gift! Name: ________________________________________________ Address:________________________________________________ City: ________________________ State: ______ Zip: _________ Email: ________________________ Phone: ____________________ Are you an alumni? PHHS Class of ___________ Maiden Name: ___________________ Donation Amount: q $1,000+ (Gold Club) q $500 (Blue Club) q $250 q $100 q $50 q $25 q Other: ___________ Method of Payment: q Online (for fastest service) at www.phillfoundation.org q My check is enclosed, made payable to the Pleasant Hill Education Foundation q Recurring monthly donation (please set up via your bill pay) Does your company match charitable donations? Please remember PHEF! Do you wish to remain anonymous? q Yes q No Please mail this form and your contribution to Pleasant Hill Education Foundation PO Box 636 Pleasant Hill, OR 97455 Thank you for your generous gift to Pleasant Hill schools! The Pleasant Hill Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3), non-profit tax-exempt organization. Gold Club ($1000+) Blue Club ($500+) Bluestone Foundation Chambers Family Foundation Charlie Offenbacher Curt & Ginni Offenbacher DataLogic ADC Inc Erica Anderson Janet Lovelace John & Debbie Larson Ken & Peggy McClusky Kevin & Dana Parrish Matt & Sherry Bryson Peak Internet Anonymous Anthony Scurto Barbara Bertsch Bob & Bernie Preszler Christopher & Amy Bettis Faye Kesey Jay & Shannon Smith Pat & Sarah Neill Robbins Electric Rusty & Susie Rexius Steve & Susan Waddell Ventek, Inc Warren & Lezlie Hopper Billie Club (up to $499) Beth McCool Betty & Lee Williamson Bob & Joan Hladky Brandi Watne Bryan & Wendy Cole Caroline LaFon Caroline Passerotti Carrie Reinking Carrie Thoms Cheryl Ruiz-Brelsford Chris & Elise Hammond Clint Olafson Connie Bates Connie Richardson Cyndi Quirk Danny & Jennifer Waits Deborah Laney Deborah Carver & John Pegg Dennis & Heidi Zuniga Devery Stoneberg Doug & Maile Nelson Ed & Polly Chaffin Ed Feil & Jocelyn Warren Emerald People’s Utility District Erwin & Lea Bergman Frank & Gloria Hotchkiss Fritz & Char Gaughan George & Sarah Marlow Heidi Duchateau Herb & Margo McKillop Inga Perham Irene Phillips James Moyer Jay & Anne Shadwick Jeanne Miller Jeanne Proden-VanDerlin Jennifer Robbins Jerry & Jean Smith Jim & Debbie Dodson Joanne Walters John & Anita Stedman Jolene Hill Jonathan Light Judy Beck Kari Simons Kay Lynn Thomas Kelli Martin Kent & Gail Waggoner Kevin Schnelle Kris Violette Lee & Robin Johnson Lisa Lilles Lois McMillan Lucinda Kordon Maria Skelton Marty Pittman Mary Stevenson Mary Beth McCoy Matthew Brown Melvin & Darlene Michelson Microsoft Norman Trafton Pamela Porter Paul & Edith Smith Paul Kaplan & Jane Squires Philip & Judith Kilian Randy Fisher Reese & Valerie Wheelock Richard Erickson Rick & Kathy Faber Robert Thompson & Patti Lomont Ryota & Kathy Sugitani Sheldon & Carole Stearns Siuslaw Bank Stephen & Wylda Cafferata Steven & Dee Kramer Sunshine Kesey Susan Doe Tara Nagelhout/Emerald Valley Real Estate Thad Holub Timothy Jenkins Timothy Meinzen Tom & Kathleen Christian Tracy Durfee Virginia Russell Wayne & Susan Murphy William Howe & Tammy Wells Zana Mays Scholarships Offer Support for Pleasant Hill Graduates Thanks to partnerships with local individuals and alumni, $5,250 in college scholarships was awarded to Pleasant Hill graduates. The Katie Lovelace Scholarship & Pleasant Hill Legacy Scholarship M’kya Brown M’kya is attending Lane Community College this fall. She was a founding member 2014 Scholarship recipients of Cupcakes for a Cause. The M’kya Brown and Deepraj Pawar club would bake, frost, and sell cupcakes after school and give proceeds each month to local charities in our area. She was also an active participant in R.E.A.C.H., Student Council, and was a 2014 Mr. Billie Coordinator. Joan Hladky Creativity Scholarship Deepraj Pawar Deepraj is attending Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. She was an instrumental part of the Destination Imagination team all four years of high school, making it to the Global Finals the last two years. She also was very active in Publications, Student Council, and the Reaching Out Mentoring Program. Grant Kickstarts Robotics Team Last year, a Pleasant Hill Education Foundation grant helped start the FTC Robotics team, Gromit’s Grommets. With a generous grant from the State Legislature via the Oregon Department of Education, along with other sponsorships, the team was able to purchase materials and register to compete. Eight students in grades 7 through 11 embarked on the task of designing, building, programming, and strategizing to compete in tournaments. The team won highest honors at one qualifying tournament and was on the winning alliance at a second competition. At the State Championships in March, 50 of Oregon and Washington’s best teams met in Portland. The team fared well in pool play and marched through the elimination brackets in Cinderella fashion to become captains of the Oregon winning alliance—the first ever non-Portland team to win! At that point, the students really went to work, soliciting donations from local businesses and community members to fund their trip to the Super-Regional tournament in Sacramento, and in two short weeks, the students raised over $4,500! In Sacramento, Gromit’s Grommets competed against 71 teams from 17 states. They built some great friendships, learned a lot, and placed 12th overall. Congratulations to Gromit’s Grommets! Thank you for representing Pleasant Hill in an admirable way. We wish you the best of luck in this upcoming season. Long Family Scholarship Garrett Davis Garrett was a 2013 graduate of PHHS and a recipient of a multiyear scholarship last year. He is attending OSU, where he is working hard to obtain his degree in Engineering. Our Mission The Pleasant Hill Education Foundation, in partnership with our community and alumni, provides funds to inspire learning, enhance teaching, and create opportunities for every student. Our Mission in Pictures Examples of how the PHEF lives up to its mission include: (top left) hands-on science equipment to inspire learning by providing science investigation labs for sixth graders; (bottom left) new opportunities like a start-up grant to provide funds for student leaders to learn peer-to-peer mediation; (top right) enhancing teaching by placing iPads in classrooms, engaging students and supporting the learning process. 2014 Casino Night Sponsors Royal Flush - Title Sponsor Save the Date! The Pleasant Hill Education Foundation has dealt you an invitation to join them for the Fifth Annual Casino Night Saturday evening February 28, 2015 6:00 p.m. at the Eugene Hilton Help us bridge the gap for the Pleasant Hill School District! Pleasant Hill Education Foundation PO Box 636 Pleasant Hill, OR 97455 541.736.0759 541.954.7857 (cell) www.phillfoundation.org [email protected] facebook.com/pleasanthillfoundation Board Members Susie Rexius, President Shannon Smith,Vice President Jeni Murphy, Secretary Dana Parrish, Treasurer Cindy Fitzpatrick, Board Member Sherry Bryson, Executive Director Committee Members Scholarship Committee Doug Larson Julie Larson Barbara Pope Kelly Michlanski Casino Night Committee Miltina Scaife Leslie Vanis Heather VanOrdstrand Kim Randle Christal Miller Lori Griffiths Andrea Pittman Yolanda Olsen Amber McKee King of Clubs Sponsors Ciao Bella Franklin Contracting, Inc. Hamilton Construction Interstate Batteries Metco Investment Realty Mid-State Industrial Service Oregon Community Credit Union Rexius Queen of Hearts Sponsors Armstrong RV O-P Engineering PC Back to Health Center Pleasant Hill Feed & Farm Supply Chambers Construction Company Revolution Electric Complete Concrete Construction Scott Rowland Contracting Creswell Tire Factory Slocum Orthopedic KPD Insurance The Springfield Times Jack of Diamonds Sponsors All-Pro Steel Casey Jones Well Drilling Gass Orthodontics Morrell Logging, LLC Nancy Sikora, CPA Personal Touch Services, Inc. Pro Realty Rainbow Pump Siuslaw Bank Springfield Creamery Sure Clean Eugene Umpqua Bank NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION US POSTAGE PAID EUGENE, OR PERMIT #114
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