Building Learning Communities - Township High School District 214

2014Annual Report
Building Learning Communities
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to Our Friends and Supporters
District 214 Community Education Foundation Chair
Glenn Scoggins, right, stands next to CE Foundation
Executive Director Mike Field after receiving his plaque
of appreciation recently.
If one would have taken a snapshot of what 2013-14 was like for the Foundation, it would clearly show a
vibrant picture capturing the meaningful growth of our programs and the successes of our three fundraisers.
It would also capture the hard work of our board of trustees and staff to ensure our goals are met to stay true
to our mission of providing quality programs and services to the people in our communities.
C
ommunity education is an educational
philosophy that extends learning beyond the
restrictions of age and the traditional school day.
This philosophy affords local agencies, businesses,
and other organizations opportunities to become
active partners in addressing community issues.
The mission of the Foundation is to secure and
allocate financial and other community resources
that support lifelong learning opportunities
provided by District 214 Community Education.
There were many challenges this past fiscal year as we continue to experience an economy that was trying to
regain its footing. With a steadfast resolve, the entire District 214 Community Education Foundation Board
and staff pressed on. We were undaunted in keeping our promise to help as many people as we could. The
number tells our story. Thousands of lives in our communities were impacted by the work that we did this
year.
Our three fundraisers - golf outing in late spring, online auction in the fall, and HoopsMania in late winter
- were successful and helped us tremendously with our mission. In addition, our Annual Appeal campaign
around the holiday season was a success. We are very grateful for the outpouring of support from our
donors, friends, supporters and the entire District 214 community.
The success stories that come back to us are wonderful reminders of what we can do together. We are very
proud of the work that we do but we are not done. With your unwavering support, we can touch more
lives in the future and it is because of this that we are very excited to share with you that the Foundation
is expanding to the new District 214 Education Foundation. The new foundation’s mission is to support
innovation and lifelong learning throughout all of High School District 214. We are excited about this
change and the new opportunities it will provide.
On behalf of the District 214 Community Education Foundation Board and staff, thank you very much for
your benevolence and generosity.
Sincerely,
Michael S. Field
Executive Director, CE Foundation
Glenn Scoggins
Chair, CE Foundation
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Adult Education & Family Literacy
The Read to Learn Adult Literacy/Volunteer program was again funded by the Secretary of State Literacy
Office for the 29th consecutive year. The SOS Literacy Office also funded two FY14 Penny Severns Family
Literacy grants, the first in partnership with the Arlington Heights Memorial Library and The Catherine M.
Lee Women’s & Children’s Center, and the second in partnership with District No. 26 Euclid School and
the Mount Prospect Public Library. The Illinois State Board of Education - Early Childhood Block - funded
the Prevention Initiative Birth-3 grant. The Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights funded the
Immigrant Family Resource Program, the SNAP program, and the New Americans Initiative for citizenship
education. The Illinois Community College Board funded the ESL and ABE/GED programs.
The Read to Learn Adult Literacy/Volunteer program held tutor training sessions in September 2013 and
January 2014. A total of 366 volunteer tutors were trained in FY14 who, in turn, tutored 605 adult
beginning readers. Plans began to increase the number of mandatory pre-service tutor training hours to
16.5 hours, up from the minimum of 12 hours mandated by the Secretary of State Literacy Office.
The GED® 2002 test closed out on December 31, 2013. Taking a paper and pencil GED test is no longer
an option. Computer-based testing, unveiled by the GED Testing Service on January 1, 2014, got off to an
excellent start in Community Education. The new 2014 GED® test is no longer an endpoint for adults,
but a springboard for more education, training, and better-paying jobs. The computer-based test allows for
more consistent delivery, scoring, reporting, and security. It will continue to provide adults the opportunity
to earn a high school credential, plus it measures career- and college-readiness skills that are the focus of
today’s curriculum and tomorrow’s success.
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Read to Learn also initiated new technology-based marketing strategies that utilize Facebook and Twitter,
email campaigns via MailChimp, a QR Code, an easy-to-remember program email address: Readtolearn@
d214.org, a new direct link to the website: http://ce.d214.org/readtolearn, promotional materials placed in
the “virtual backpacks” and e-flyers of area sender school websites, and regular review of search engine
optimization tactics.
Over the course of the year, 1,107 adult learners attended classes in English as a Second Language and
adult basic education.
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Cultural & Performing Arts
Keeping the Arts Alive
• We welcomed Denny Diamond and the Family
Jewels to a packed theater on November 24,
performing a unique tribute to Neil Diamond,
one of America’s favorite singer/songwriters.
The tribute also included paying homage to
other legendary artists like Johnny Cash, Ricky
Nelson, Glen Campbell, Elvis, Buddy Holly and
others.
• Stamp collecting is alive and well in Community
Education! For three days, collectors, vendors,
buyers and the public converged at Forest View
for the 57th annual COMPEX stamp show on
May 23-25. The event is free to the public.
King’s Players began the year with four shows
in July 2013 of Kiss Me Kate, which played to more
than 1,200 audience members. Main Street Opera
followed in September with two shows of Puccini
One-Acts. Our musical offering was capped with
ArtReach Educational Theatre and Spotlite Theatrix
presenting six performances of Once Upon a
Mattress in late April and early May.
• The 2013-14 season concluded with the twoday Japan Fest on June 6 and 7. For the first time,
this year’s festival presented the very popular
and well-received J-Pop Concert featuring
Ayane, the Japanese anime/game singer and
Daichi, the human beatbox sensation known
worldwide. Considered the largest Japanese
showcase in the Midwest, the festival expanded
to include the appearance of Akinori Ogata, the
only Japanese NASCAR driver; Master Craftsman
Tetsuo Matsuda and his famous violins; and
a business pavilion that attracted “famous”
Japanese companies like All Nippon Airways
Co. Ltd., Japan Airlines, Nippon Express and
Noritake Co., Inc., just to name a few.
• The
Longtime partner The Falconaires, under the
direction of Steve Cooper, presented When Music
Was Music: Music & Memories of the ‘50s in
October.
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• Our World Stage Series showcased the music
of France in November through the special stage
presentation of La Vie en Rose: The Music of Edith
Piaf, starring Martha Cares with Robert Swan and
featuring Don Stille in accordion. The special
engagement was the first of its kind for audiences
in the Northwest suburbs. The World Stage Series is
partially supported by the Illinois Arts Council.
• Our partnership with the Northwest Suburban
Community Concert Association, on its 66th
season, featured five concerts: The Four Aces,
Daniel Narducci, St. Luke’s Bottle Band, West End
Jazz Band and Close to You. The Arlington Heights
Community Concert Band provided four concerts
that were offered to the community for free.
Northwest Symphony Orchestra presented its 62nd
concert season at Forest View, its new home, with
four concerts: Introductions, Reflections, Drama
and Delight.
• Another first for us this year is our partnership
with The Arlingtones in April. Proud members of
the Barbershop Harmony Society, it brought its
special presentation of the award-winning Music
of Broadway to the Forest View stage.
“The object of art is to give life shape.” - William Shakespeare
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Intergenerational & Older Adults
Foundation News
Why We Do It
The tradition of offering meaningful
programs and services is rich and thriving in
Community Education. Our programs such as
the annual Senior Celebration Day, Gold Card Club
membership, Intergenerational Dinner Dance, Acts
of Kindness and Walking Club speak highly to CE’s
committment of making quality programs available
to our older adults in the community.
For people like Lillian of Arlington Heights, having
student volunteers come to her house and help her
with washing her windows and changing her light
bulbs and batteries in her smoke alarms is a source
of joy and gratitude. Through the A-OK program,
Community Education is able to help her and many
others improve the quality of their lives.
Every spring, over 20 community organizations come
together and plan the annual Senior Celebration
Day. Attended by at least 2,000 older adults, the
four-hour celebration last May 8 at Arlington Park
Racecourse attracted over 80 exhibitors offering
valuable information on different services to our
older adults. Northwest Community Healthcare
offered several free health screenings as well as
brought in eight therapy dogs to the delight of all
our attendees.
Our Gold Card Club membership is enjoying an alltime high with membership approaching the 10,000
mark. Our members enjoy free admission to our
district high school performances and athletic events,
discounts on selected Community Education Travel
tours, discounts on tuition for selected Continuing
Education classes, and three issues of the Gold Card
Club newsletter.
The annual Intergenerational Dinner Dance party
on April 12 celebrated revelry through its theme,
Unmasking Mardi Gras. The party gave our older
adults a wonderful opportunity to have a memorable
time with our high school students for a few hours.
Behind the Mission
Through the collective effort and unremitting support of
the Foundation’s board of trustees, our three fundraisers
enjoyed unprecedented success.
The 2013 Online Auction in the fall kicked off the
holiday season with a 10-day bidding frenzy on eBay.
We are grateful to our donors and friends for the
152 unique items that were donated which included
autographed memorabilia, family fun packages, food
and wine experiences, golf foursomes, health and
fitness items, tickets to sporting events and theaters,
fine arts pieces, travel destinations, and much more.
We thank everyone for making it a huge success!
The frenzy continued with HoopsMania season in
March! This fundraiser, based on college basketball’s
national tournament, took our Foundation friends and
supporters to another exciting March Madness ride.
Several of our supporters won some of the 49 prizes
including the jackpot cash prize of $1,000. For a $10
donation, you have a 1:29 chance of winning the
jackpot. Congratulations to our lucky winners!
It may have been Friday, the 13th (June 13 that is!) when
we had the 16th Annual Mt. Prospect Golf Classic, but
we could not have asked for a weather that perfect! The
successful outing at Mt. Prospect Golf Club welcomed
112 golfers and close to 60 sponsors. It was presented by
Mount Prospect State Bank and Gary Dorn and featured
the very popular helicopter ball drop as well as a silent
auction and raffle prizes. New this year was the golf ball
cannon which drew quite a buzz on the golf course.
The Foundation board and staff are grateful for
the unwavering support of our donors, friends and
supporters. Collectively we affect change where it
matters and together we continue to improve the quality
of lives in our community.
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With Gratitude
With Gratitude
PRINCIPAL DONORS
IN-KIND DONORS
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
• Elk Grove Township
• Gary Dorn
• Arlington Heights Ford
• Rotary Club of Wheeling
• Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, Arlington Heights
• James Stephen • Elly Potter
• Nancy Dorsey • Frederica Smith Pederson
• Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Schaumburg
• Friends of the Indian Trails Library
• Donna Quathamer
• Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program • John and Mary Duba • Rotary Club of Mount Prospect/Arlington Heights Sunrise
• Maureen and Damien McKenna
• Rotary Club of Palatine
• Village of Arlington Heights Foundation
• U Keep Us in Stitches
• Rotary Club of Wheeling
• Anonymous
• BMO Harris Bank
SPONSORS
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American Taxi Dispatch
• Mount Prospect Chamber of Commerce
Arlington Heights Ford
• Mount Prospect State Bank
B & E Accounting
• Mt. Prospect Park District Board of Commissioners
Bishop Plumbing
• Mt. Prospect Parks Foundation Board of
Directors
BMO Harris Bank
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Music
& Arts
ChemGrout Inc.
• National Louis University
Gregg Crocker
District 214 Community Education
• Novak & Parker
• Open Kitchens
Foundation Board of Trustees
District 214 Board of Education
• Pepper Construction Group, LLC
Drost, Kivlahan, McMahon & O’Connor, LLC
• Robert Morris University
Gary Dorn
• Rotary Club of Mount Prospect/Arlington
Grand Prairie Transit
Heights Sunrise
Harper College
• School Facilities Group
Law Office of Miriam (Mimi) Cooper
• Mike Stevens
MB Financial Bank - Mt. Prospect
• STR Partners
• STR-SEG
MillerCoors
• The Daily Herald
• U Keep Us in Stitches Mount Prospect Twilight Golf League
• Vinakom
• Zenith Sound Hearing Clinic
VOLUNTEERS
The District 214 Community
Education Foundation appreciates all
donations.
We regret any omissions or errors
in our report.
If you notice an error, please call
847-718-7799 and it will be corrected
in the electronic version.
• Mt. Prospect Senior Golf League
• HandsOn Suburban Chicago
• Mt. Prospect Park District Staff
• District 214 Community Education Staff
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THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
3E Marketing Communications
Abt Electronics
Accurate Auto Clinic
Adler Planetarium
American Taxi
Arlington Heights Ford
Arlington Heights Park District
Arlington Park Racecourse
Armand's Hair Salon
John and Barbara Bergquist
Bakers Square
Balanced Fitness
Bartlett Park District
Beverly Lanes
Billy Goat's Tavern
Blackfinn American Grille
Blues Bar
BMO Harris Bank
Buffalo Grove Golf & Sports Center
Buffalo Grove High School
Buffalo Wild Wings
Busse’s Flowers & Gifts
Center for Ballroom Dance
Chalet Hills Golf Club
Chevy Chase Country Club &
Traditions at Chevy Chase Golf Course
Chicago Marriott Northwest
Chicago Bears
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Wolves
Community Consolidated Sch. Dist. 59
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Costco
Culvers
Cuneo Mansion & Gardens
Darden Restaurants
Dave’s Specialty Foods
Deerfield Park District
District 214 Community Education
(CET and CPA)
DoubleTree by Hilton
Dundee Township Park District
e + o Food and Drink
Edible Arrangements
Elite Soccer
Elk Grove High School
Elly’s Pancake House
Ernestine DiMaggio
Eros Restaurant
Field Museum
Flower Show Productions, Inc.
Fox Run Golf Links
Giacomo’s Ristorante Italiano
Glenview Park District
Golden Ocala Golf & Equestrian
Club
GolfSmith
Green & White Soccer Club
Tony Guido
Hampton Inn & Suites
HandsOn Suburban Chicago
High Light Hair Salon
Hoffman Estates Park District
Honeyberry Cafe
Jamesons Charhouse
Jarosch Bakery
Jewel Osco
John G. Shedd Aquarium
John Hersey High School
John Hersey High School Girls Golf
Kings Bowl
Le Peep Cafe
Little Villa Restaurant & Pizzeria
Lynfred Winery (Roselle & Wheeling)
Lynfred Winery/Tasting deVine
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Malnati Organization, Inc.
Mark Vend
Mariano’s
MB Financial Bank
Medieval Times
Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
Midwest Shotokan Karate
MillerCoors
Misano Spa
Moretti's Restaurant
Mt. Prospect Park District
Mount Prospect State Bank
Nino’s Pizza, Buffalo Grove
Northwest Community Healthcare
and the Wellness Center
OtterBox
Palatine Park District
Palm Court
Pal to Pets
Panera Bread
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Paramount Theater
Park Tavern
Pei Wei Asian Diner
Perk Salon
Photo by Robert
Photo’s Hotdogs
Pinstripes, Inc.
Prospect Heights Park District
Prospect High School
Raceway Car Wash
Red Box
Red Apple Pancake House & Cafe
Renaissance Schaumburg
Convention Center Hotel
Ritzy’s Cafe
River Trails Park District
Robert Bosch Tool Corp.
Rolling Meadows High School
Rosati’s Pizza
Salerno‘s di Lucca
Salt Creek Rural Park District
Sam’s Place
Schaumburg Boomers Baseball
Schaumburg Park District
Seasons 52
Shotokan Karate
Sweet Baby Ray’s Barbecue
The Ballpark in Mount Prospect
The Coffee Connection
The Daily Herald
The Second City
THM
Trader Joe’s
Trails Entertainment Centers
Cherie Uricek
WaPaGhettis
Weber-Stephen Products, LLC
Wheeling High School
Wheeling Park District
Wicked Salon
Wine Shop at Home
Wolf Photo
Zanies
With Gratitude
Mike Acevedo
David and Kimberly Alberts
Marian Alich
Marilyn Amundsen
Stefanie Anderson
Carl and Sharon Anfenson
Terry Angileri
Cathy Antos
Luis Aponte
John Appleton
Mark and Kelly Arshonsky
Michael and Nancy Autenrieth
Joanne Ayers
William and Kathleen Balcom
AJ Banach
Barbara Barkow
Carole J. Bartell
Marie A. Bataska
Florence L. Baum
John Becque
Barbara Bergquist
Lieselotte N. Betterman
Donald J. Billman
RL Blasack
Ray Borgic
Linda Borton
Marc Bostancic
Paul and Barbara Bradley
Marilyn Breiding
Joanne Brennan
John P. Brennan
Art Briggs
Bob and Sue Brinati
Erin Brooks
Michael and Julia Brown
David Buchheit
Patricia A. Burns
Suzanne R. Busse
Donald and Phoebe Caldwell
Patty Callahan
Kevin Camino
Miriam Campbell
Tony Canonaco
Jean Capellos
Sylvia C. Carfagnini
Kim Cashmore
Lisa Cavaiani
Chuck Chamberlain
Richard and Nancy Chierico
Paul and Sue Ellen Cleary
Chung Hyeyoon
Jerry and Nancy Clauser
Paul and Sue Ellen Cleary
Marilyn Colangelo
Don Collings
Rose Collins
Shawn Collins
Michael and Susan Connors
Miriam Cooper
Muriel Crasko
Cheryl Crates
Ron Crawford
Jay and Amy Crihfield
Gregg Crocker
DONORS
Helene Czamopys
Richard and Leverne Dalbke
Robert and Rebecca Daleiden
Mary Ellen D’Amato
Barb Daniels
Donald G. Daniels
Charles D. Darragh
Pat Davidson
Paul and Cathy Deane
Jack and Eloise DeCarlo
Philip DeCarlo
Dolores A. Defazio
Brett L. Denker
Patricia Derocher
John and Joy Derr
Andy Devery
Robert and Mary Dichristofano
Donald Diersen
Patrick Dimmer
Ruth Dodson
Mary and Patrick Dolan
Gary Dorn
Nancy Dorsey
Dorothy F. Doyle
Tom Dowd
Denise Duba
John and Mary Duba
Elizabeth S. Dukes
Thomas J. Durand
William and Patricia Dussling
Rebecca J. Eaglin
JoAnn East
William Edwards
John and Delight Eilering
Eilering Charitable Trust
Marilyn Emigh
Terry Ennes
Elizabeth Ennis
Deborah A. Fandrei
Loni Fathke
James Fedor
Tom and Audrey Feeley
Karen Felch
Bill Feltz
Janet L. Ferguson
Michael and Renee Field
Lillian K. Finley
Annette C. Fitzgibbons
Sandy Franklin
Kristin S. Freeman
Ann Freier
Marilyn McCarthy Fulton
James and Dianne Galetano
Michael and Debbie Galetano
Laura Gallichio
Gertrude Gander
Dru Garcia
John and Carolyn Gardner
Marty Gardner
Edwin Garfield
Bogdan Gaszak
Greg Geissenberger
Nancy Gell
Jerome Gerchikov
Dmitri and Helen Gidaspow
Raymond and Ann Giese
Timothy and Polly Gillogly
Herb Ginger
Cheryl Giovannetti
Suzanne Girardin
Edward and Kathleen Gleason
Richard and Lesley Goldberg
Dan Golden
Mauro Gozum
Margaret Greco
Frederick and Bernadette Gross
Kathy Grossman
Sandy Gruen
John Guido
Tony Guido
Todd Gully
Scott Gustafson
Doug Hajek
Ed Halvey
Jeanne Hanson
Myrna Hanson
Dolores J. Hanvey
Joe Harnett
Jim Hassenplug
Suzanne H. Hausch
Linda Lubeck-Haylett
Robert and Diane Hecht
Nancy Heggem
Robert Henehan
Wendy Scott Hermes
Cliff Higley
Mark Hineman
Robert Hinrichs
Laurice Hoffman
Amanda and Leila Holm
Robert and Carol Holm
James Houser
Kathryn Hribar
Lynne S Huedepohl
Gayle E. Huffman
Ronald and Teresa Hulka
Nancy H. Humphrey
Tim Hutchison
David and Jeanne Ives
Jeff M. Jerdee
Sandra S. Jerger
Cathy Johnson
Kent Johnson
Margaret A. Johnson
Norma C. Johnson
Pamela Johnson
Doris Jordan
Susan Kahle
Chris G. Kallimani
Mike Kalway
Jack and Elaine Kamish
Norm Kane
Dean Karousos
Bill Karstenson
Kim Kauth
Bernice Kaywood
Kevin C. Kelly
Ernest and Kathleen Kemnetz
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
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With Gratitude
Sarah A. Kendall
Linda Kerr
Andy Kidwell
Alice Kiefer
Elizabeth M. Kies
Julie Kim
Susan J. Kim
Theresa King
Arlene M. Kline
William and Maureen Kluge
Rinn Knoepfle
Greta D. Kob
Kari Kohler
Jean E. Kohmstedt
Sandra Kolls
Robert Kopke
Carol S. Kopp
Mark Kosirog
Diane Kostick
Bill and Killi Kotis
Lilian Kraemer
Kate Kraft
Joe and Lucie Kreidler
Alva J. Kreutzer
Rose Ann Kuffel
Kurt Laakso
Sara Lamb
Robert and Virginia Lambert
Thomas and Kelly Langefeld
Linda Larson
Joseph and Lori Leane
Andrea Lee
Cassie Lee
Moira Lee
Kevin I. LeFevre
Sheila Lentine
James and Ann Leonard
Lynne Leonard
Frank Lesniak
Hazel D. Leung
Toby Levin Trust
Holi Levine
Kevin Liebe
William and Valerie Lindberg
Frederico Lopez
Lazaro Lopez
Rosemarie Lund
Dennis and Carol Lynch
Marilyn Mack
Sharon R. Madison
Diane Malsom
Richard Markuszewski
Mary Ellen Marra
Robert and Rosemarie Matheson
Martin and Carla McAleer
Tom McCabe
Joe McCormack
Kathleen and Jon McGee
Brian McKenna
Debbie McKenna
Maureen B. Jennings McKenna
Nancy McKillop
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Patrick McMahon
Art McManus
Regan and Douglas McNair
Amy McPartlin
Paul Mermel
Karen Meyer
Mike Meyer
Valerie Miceli
Marty Mickey
Venetia Miles
Patricia J. Miller
Chieko Miyashita
Kenneth C. Monahan
Herb Mueller
Barbar Muench
Tom Munz
Lois R. Murphy
Joseph Musolino
Janice R. Nafis
Dora Nelson
Ed Nelson
Mike Nelson
Walter Niewiadomski
Dave Noke
Amy North
Carol Novak
Kathy Nowicki
Elizabeth M. Nystrom
John O’Connor
Steve O’Donoghue
Tom O’Grady
Jeff O’Pat
Florence Organ
Monika Orzel
Jim Ourth
Louis Pace
Bob Paddock Jr.
Greg Padovani
Beatrice L. Page
Donna Patterson
Kevin J. Patterson
Krista Paul
Jim Pazik
Kerry Pearson
Lynn Pearson
Gary Peck
Frederica Smith Pederson
David Perns
Steve Perille
James C. Perkins
Bob Perry
Pete Petersen
Kim Petersen
F. Daniel Petro
Louis G. Petrone
Gregory Pickle
Arthur and Mary Piemont
Kathleen Polach
Chris Popper
In Memory of Elly Potter
Ilir Preza
Tom and Marge Prohaska
James and Linda Pushaw
Mike Putz
DONORS
Andrew Quathamer
Donna Quathamer
Maribeth Quathamer
Susan Quathamer
Denise R. Rano
Ronald and Anna Ransdell
Doug Ray
Theresa M. Reinhardt
LeVerne J. Reinwald
Mark Repel
Jon Ridler
Bob and Mary Jane Robertson
Paul and Molly Robertson
David and Amy Romanelli
Patricia E. Romejko
Loretta M. Rose
Michele Rosenblum
Jean Russell
Mary Ann Russell
Marcia Rymsza
James Rynott
Roger Rytlewski
Patrick and Ricki Sabaj
Wally and Judy Salganik
Philip Sampogna
Edna Santos
Ron Sapochak
Richard Sassan
Christopher Saternus
John Sawicki
Alfred Scaletta
Tim Schaap
Todd Schaap
Norm and Helen Schaeff
Neil Scheufler
Linda Schmidt
Joan Schoofs
Tom and Nancy Schramm
Keith and Cathy Schroeder
Robert and Judy Schullo
Arlene D. Schultz
Sheila H. Schultz
Seymour M. Schwartz
Glenn and Helen Scoggins
Elinor G. Seifried
Andrew Serafin
John and Rhonda Serafin
Janice Serafini
Charles and Pauline Shields
Jeff Siegel
Joe and Mary Simon
Mary Simonis
Robert and Eleanor Skummer
Matthew and Shiela Sledz
Greg Smailstra
Colette Smiley
Bob Smith
Doug Smith
Helen I. Snider
John Soderstrom
Gary Sophie
Jennie Spallone
Frances G. Spiegel
Rose Marie Spychala
Joyce Stadter
Todd Younger
Lee Stanley
Patricia J. Zastrow
Jerry and Milton Staples
Muriel Zepp
Roger Steingraber
George Zervos
James Stephen
Peter B. Zimmer
Michael P. Stevens
Marcella Zip
Louise Stidhum
Teresa M. Stock
Gerry Stone
Scott Stone
The following companies
Greg Stram
also donated:
Edward and Regina Stremich
Corrine Strobel
Arlington Heights Junior
Cynthia Suchy
Women’s Club
Patricia A. Sutherland
Arlington Window
Carole S. Sutter
Eugene Swedo
AT&T United Way Employee
Mike Sweeney
Giving Campaign
Bill Takenagao
Church Women United
Kiyota Takeuchi
Gerald and Grace Tangney
McHenry County Citizen for
Anthony Tanner
Choice
Brian Taylor
Jessica Thunberg
John Tofano
Tom Toman
Peter Tortorici
Carmen Tumino
Cherie Uricek
Barbara Van Arsdale
Karie Van Grinsven
David and Maria Vega
Lauren Vernick
Barbara E. Wacker
Wayne Wagner
Geraldine Walczewski
Mark and Lisa Walker
Xavier Wallace
Kay Waller
Jean L. Walsh
Maria Walsh
Ron Walter
Bill Walters
Carole Walther
Doris D. Walther
Marlene A. Warden
Eugene Wardynski
Charles and Barbara Watson
Robert E. Wayne
Charlotte L. Weber
Jeff Weichman
Scott Whisler
Robert E. Whitney
Damille and Julie Whittington
Jeanne Williams
Connie Wilson
Jean Wilson
David Windall
Sarah Winfield
Frank Winter
Walter and Carol Wollnik
Guy and Molly Woodle
Dorothy S. Wulbert
June Wulfert
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
THANK
YOU
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FINANCIAL REPORT
FINANCIAL REPORT
DISTRICT 214 COMMUNITY
EDUCATION FOUNDATION
DISTRICT 214 COMMUNITY EDUCATION FOUNDATION
theended
years
ended
June
30, 2014 & 2013
For For
the years
June
30, 2014
& 2013
June 30,
2014
ASSETS
June 30,
2013
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Cash
Receivables
Investments
Total Assets
$
$
147,352
7,942
440,564
595,858
$
$
180,665
8,667
409,263
598,595
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
825
8,044
Total Liabilities
Unrestricted Fund Balance
Restricted Fund Balance
Total Liabilities and Fund Balance
$
8,869
$
58,227
528,762
595,858
4,829
$
4,829
$
62,370
531,396
598,595
$
$
Expense
Fund Raising and Administration
Program Services
Total Expense
$
$
Net Increase (Decrease) to Fund
$
Balance Beginning of Year
Net Fund Balance
$
75,364
15,524
23,192
114,080
51,491
69,364
120,855
(6,775)
593,764
586,989
$
$
$
144,699
14,368
10,673
169,740
$
44,615
99,309
143,924
$
25,816
$
567,948
593,764
1 An agreement incorporating the Prospect High School Endowment for the Performing Arts (Endowment)
into the Township HS District 214 Community Education Foundation (Foundation) requires that Endowment
assets be segregated from other assets held by the Foundation. Accordingly, these assets are property of
the Endowment and not available for use by any Community Education programs. In 2014, $873 and in 2013
$8,987 of the cash and 100% of the investment amounts are restricted to the Prospect High School
Endowment for the Performing Arts.
Unaudited
14
Officers:
Glenn Scoggins, Chair
Community Volunteer
Miriam (Mimi) Cooper, Vice Chair
Attorney, Law Office of Miriam Cooper
Jim Galetano, Secretary
Senior Vice President – Circulation, Paddock Publications
John Eilering, Treasurer
President, Mount Prospect State Bank
Carl Anfenson, Immediate Past Chair
Sr. Vice President, Commercial Banking – MB Financial Bank
Members:
Erin Brooks
Assistant Director of Community Engagement and Outreach
Township High School District 214
Rebecca Eaglin
Manager/Asst. VP, Harris Bank
Michael S. Field
Director, District 214 Community Education
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE
Revenue
Contributions/Grants/Event Fees
Investment Income
Investment Gain(Loss)
Total Revenue
Community Education Foundation Board of Trustees
Tony Guido
General Manager, Arlington Heights Ford
Cliff Higley
President, U Keep Us in Stitches
Maureen Jennings McKenna
Regional Human Resources Manager, ZF Services, North America
Venetia Miles
Director of Community Relations, Township High School District 214
John O’Connor
Drost Kivlahan McMahon & O’Connor, LLC
David Schuler
Superintendent, Township High School District 214
Nancy Wagner
Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning, CCSD 59
Nelia Bernabe
Program Supervisor/Resource Development, District 214 Community Education
Jacqui Menich
Adminstrative Assistant, District 214 Community Education Foundation
Township High School District 214
Community Education Foundation
2121 S. Goebbert Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60005-4297
Phone: 847-718-7708
FAX: 847-718-7713
www.ce214.org