Lindale ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION
ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019
It's Heart Work! Issue 10
Lindale ISD Education Foundation Annual Report A LOOK AT WHAT'S INSIDE:
Who We Are/ Top Reasons to Donate ............................................................................................................................... Pg. 1 Statement of Financial Position ......................................................................................................................................... Pg. 2 2019 Grants for Great Ideas ............................................................................................................................................ Pg. 3-4 Annual Supporters ........................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 5-6 Red Baron Building Co. Presents Act VIII ......................................................................................................................... Pg. 7 Foundation Programs ......................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 8 2019 Honor Roll Recipients ........................................................................................................................................... Pg. 9-10 LISD's Distinguished Scholars & Educators .................................................................................................................. Pg. 11 Photo Collage .................................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 12 Board Member Spotlight ................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 13 Photo Collage .................................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 14 Help Us Reach Our Goal ................................................................................................................................................... Pg. 15
Ordinary Income:
Statement of Financial Position
Act VIII:
January - December 2018
- Sponsors $4,400.00 - Ticket Sales $12,049.00 Total Act VIII 16,449.00 Amazon Smile:
$256.90
2019 Academic Banquet: - Sponsors $4,831.00 - Ticket Sales $200.00 Total Academic Banquet $5,031.00 Spirit Cards - Southside Bank $190.00 - Texas Bank & Trust $90.00 - Spirit Cards - Other $80.00 Total Spirit Cards $360.00 Interest Income $144.51 Annual Campaign $66,327.96 Total Income $94,863.82 Gross Profit $94,863.82 Operating Expenses: Exec. Dir. Salary Reimburse $23,842.29 Board & Staff Travel/Training $498.42 Accounting Fees $450.00 Printing and Marketing $136.30 Website $313.95 Office Supplies $99.38 Insurance $785.00 Donor Software $708.00 ClassWallet Grants Management $453.19
Direct Program Expenses: Act VIII $1,411.60 Kirton Scholarships $3,000.00 Grant Patrol Supplies $400.01 Academic Banquet $2,477.66 Teacher of the Year $1,000.00 Grants to Teachers $35,951.77 ETX Giving Day $125.00 Honor Roll $147.74 Total Direct Program Expenses $48,513.78 Total Expenses $74,915.93 Net Income $19,947.89
Assets: Endowment Fund $498,203.81 Southside Bank $90,962.50 Total Current Assets $589,166.31 Fixed Assets: Computer & Software $1,068.80 Total Fixed Assets $1,068.80 Total Assets $590,235.11
Liabilities & Equity: Interest & Dividends $62,472.72 Retained Earnings $513,309.57 Net Income $19,947.89
Total Liabilities & Equity $590,235.11
2019 GRANT PATROL “The Lindale ISD Education Foundation’s purpose is to support our teachers by funding innovative, creative and engaging teaching methods,” said Vickie Frazier, Lindale ISD Education Foundation board president. “We are excited to support such incredible teachers that go above and beyond to create imaginative teaching methods for our students. We are also very grateful for our donors, businesses and community that believe in our vision and continue to support it. This year’s grants are incredible and we can’t wait to see them in action.”
Spring 2019 projects receiving funds include: $1,043 to fund a Better Vision for a Brighter Future! ClassVR (virtual reality) will open up the world to students, giving them countless opportunities to go on field trips anywhere in the world. ClassVR's innovative technology lets students feel as if they were actually inside their skeletal system or swimming with ocean life. ClassVR tears down school walls and innovatively gives our students the world to explore during this formative period of their lives. $4,865.58 to fund My World's Spinning 'Round n' 'Round! Implementation of the Vernier Centripetal Force Apparatus will increase AP Physics 1 & 2 test scores resulting in more college credit awarded. Students will be provided the opportunity to be actively engaged in small groups seeing, analyzing and understanding circular and rotational motion, furthering their conceptual understanding and ability to solve problems related to these two important topics. $7,100 to fund Fungoman! The purpose of the Fungoman is to gain an advantage on coaching athletes in a closer proximity. By utilizing the Fungoman, coaches will be allowed to coach players and campers with full focus as opposed to coaching and focusing on making a proper hit with their fungo bat. This tool can benefit both the Lindale Baseball & Softball programs, during the school years and for summer camps. Student-athletes and campers will see greater increase in skills and instruction from the use of this implementation. Various schools and programs, at all levels of baseball and softball, benefit greatly from the use of the Fungoman.
LISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION GIVES $25,540.62 IN CLASSROOM GRANTS Continued ... Spring 2019 projects receiving funds include: $7,906.94 to fund the Shape of Things to Come! From 1-3 grade, new concepts are introduced in geometry with which students struggle. Having hands-on manipulatives will enable students to connect vocabulary (faces, vertices, edges & sides) to real objects in front of them. The manipulatives will be used in whole group introduction lessons, small group re-teach lessons and independent student stations throughout the year. Each student will have a set of small geometric shapes. $2,451.60 to fund Tools of the Trade for 3rd Grade! This project is the purchase of 12 tool kits to be used by 3rd grade reading, resource and intervention teachers. The project will be implemented during small groups and whole group reading times to help with reading comprehension. Also, teachers will be able to use this resource during lesson planning to guide their instruction. $743.30 to fund Learning While You Play! Playing math games can be a fun, developmentally appropriate way to spark the understanding of big mathematical concepts. We live in a time where children are being handed some type of electronic device to entertain themselves, therefore they are missing out on not only the social aspect that playing a board game can provide, but also on the math concepts that many games help to teach children. Math games can help support children's mathematical minds and school readiness skill, such as problem solving, perserverance and critical thinking. $1,428.20 to fund Magnet Mania! Magnet Mania! is an exciting and innovative project that helps 4th grade scientists gain knowledge and understanding of the force of magnetism with exciting activities and experiments which include classifying magnetic and non-magnetic materials. Those materials attract and repel magnetic force through solids and they show how compasses react to a magnetic field.
GRANTS BY THE YEAR SINCE THE FIRST GRANT CYCLE, THE FOUNDATION HAS AWARDED $315,076.28 TO LISD CLASSROOMS FOR OVER 80 PROJECTS.
2018Â DONORS
#GiveForKids
"Thank you for making a difference in the lives of Lindale ISD students and teachers"
Red Baron Building Co. Presents Act VIII: A Groovy Christmas The Lindale ISD Education Foundation's annual fundraiser, Act VIII, raised $16,449.
The Act program is an annual stage performance at the LISD Performing Arts Center. Everyone in the community is invited to attend. This year's Title Sponsor was Red Baron Building Co. Students from each of Lindale ISD's 6 campuses participate. The show includes student musical talent, prose speakers, fine arts performances, student vocalists and soloists.
All proceeds from the fine arts ticketed showcase benefit the Lindale ISD Education Foundation.
Title Sponsor Red Baron Building Co.
Platinum Sponsors Lay Construction Combs Complete Lawn Care Cooperative Teachers Credit Union Austin Bank
Gold Sponsors Eagle Pharmacy Toy Town Preschool Mr. & Mrs. Achziger
Foundation Programs Grants for Great Ideas
Cornerstone Club
Grants for Great Ideas is an innovative
The Cornerstone Club is a significant part of
approach to help supply LISD educators with
fundraising supporting the Lindale ISD
resources to increase student performance and
Education Foundation. LISD’s educators and
achievement. Some of the projects funded
staff volunteer to give through payroll
included technology to improve fluency in
deductions or through one-time gifts by
elementary and special education students,
becoming members of The Cornerstone Club.
state-of-the art probes for high school science labs, forensic science tools, and projects to help struggling students understand math concepts.
Honor Roll The Foundation created the LISD staff peernominated award to be given in the spring semester of the school year. The goal of the Honor Roll is to recognize the often unsung heroes of LISD, who approach their job with 100 percent commitment and effort and are true champions for education. Honorees are nominated by other LISD Staff members for the award.
Academic Excellence Banquet Each May, the Foundation hosts the Academic Excellence Recognition Banquet honoring the top ten graduating seniors and the LISD teachers the students select as the most influential in their educational careers.
John and Peggy Kirton Drama Scholarship A scholarship fund for LHS theater students started by John and Peggy Kirton. The Kirton's put nearly $60,000 in the hands of the Lindale ISD Education Foundation to create an endowment that would impact the high school’s drama department for years to come. The endowment establishes a $1,000 scholarship to be awarded to four drama students annually for 12 years. The scholarship will total $4,000 each year. The remaining money has been donated to the foundation to award innovative grants for classroom projects.
The Performing ACT's An annual stage performance for LISD at the Performing Arts Center with students from each district campus participating. Schedule includes student musical talent, prose speakers, fine arts performances, student vocalists and soloists from every LISD campus.
2019 Honor Roll Recipients
2019 Honor Roll Recipients Michelle Tate, Director of Finance
Diann Cooper, Custodian E.J. Moss
According to LISD admin, the director of finance
Hard-working, inspiring, witty, joyful, fun, encouraging;
position is often a thankless job, looking over finances
Those are the words that were used to describe Ms.
and business transactions of the district, but an
Cooper. The fifth grade teachers of E.J. Moss East
absolute vital job. The district budget is well above 40
unanimously agreed that their caretaker must be
million each year. Ms. Tate leads a team that ensures
nominated for the Honor Roll program. They say that Ms.
that the school district operates effectively and legally.
Cooper not only works harder than anyone they
The financial ratings and strengths of the district have
know, but she always does it with a smile.
continued to grow under Ms. Tate's leadership.
Katy Hestand, R&R
Megan Ledsome, R&R
Lindale Early Childhood Center
Lindale Early Childhood Center
According to special programs, Katy Hestand and Megan
According to special programs, Katy Hestand and
Ledsome are not just employees; They are life changers! I
Megan Ledsome are not just employees; They are life
have never seen a more dedicated team. They are 100%
changers! I have never seen a more dedicated team.
committed on helping their students with special needs
They are 100% committed on helping their students
succeed. When I visit ECC, it is not out of the ordinary to
with special needs succeed. When I visit ECC, it is not
see Katy and Megan helping in the general education
out of the ordinary to see Katy and Megan helping in
setting, as well.
the general education setting, as well.
David Wylie, Maintenance
Bonnie Lively, Teacher's Aide E.J. Moss
According to the maintenance department, David has
Mrs. Lively is the cog that keeps E.J. Moss
been an inspiration to all of them. He was hired as a
West going, according to her co-workers. She
fire alarm technician in 2004. As of now, he locksmiths,
picks up the slack for any and everybody. If
troubleshoots electrical problems, installs and maintains
she sees a problem, she fixes it without a
the exterior & interior lighting for all the building and
second thought. If she sees that a student
installs and maintains the security camera system for
needs something; Shoes, socks, or to have a
the district. His co-workers say if anything needs to get
hole repaired in their clothing using a needle
done for the safety and well-being of the children and
and thread, she does it.
staff in our district, he will do it without saying a word.
Board Member Spotlight 2019 LISD Education Foundation Board of Directors
Courtney Sanguinetti - Executive Director Vickie Frazier - President Gay Pyland - President-Elect Dr. Kim Nimon - Treasurer Penni Jordan - Secretary Don Achziger, Anita Anderson, John Driver, Wayne Fletcher, Regan Brandon, Kerrie Covert, Robbie Lyons, Vicki Thrasher, Glenn Davis, Barbara Wilson, Stan Surratt, Ex-Officio, Mike Combs, Ex-Officio
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FOR LINDALE KIDS
Help us reach our 2019 goal of $100,000.00 The Lindale ISD Education Foundation:
LINDALE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION IT'S HEART WORK
is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit shares a vision of enhancing education in Lindale ISD works to increase private support for educational activities benefits Lindale ISD students and staff personnel by supporting activities not funded by tax dollars fosters creative approaches to education through private grants and community involvement
DONATE ONLINE AT: WWW.LINDALEISDFOUNDATION.NET
Ways to Give! General 2019 Donation Make a secure unrestricted 2019 general donation to the Lindale ISD Education Foundation.
Memorials Donations can be made "in memory of" a deceased family member, friend, co-worker or former educator. Memorial gifts are noted in upcoming Foundation publications and on the Foundation's web site.
Honorary Gifts Your gift to the Lindale ISD Education Foundation can be made "in honor of" a family member, friend, co-worker or a current/former teacher or administrator. "In honor of" gifts are noted in upcoming Foundation publications and on the Foundation's web site. Honorees will receive a special message noting that a gift was made to the Foundation in their honor.
Estate Planning Will request: A way to leave the Lindale ISD Education Foundation a financial gift after your passing. Benefits: Exemptions from federal estate tax — finances will be controlled by your wishes. If you would like to help make a lasting impact, simply place the following language in your will. I, “your name,” of “city, state, zip” give, devise and bequeath to the Lindale ISD Education Foundation, Federal Tax ID 26-268-8995, P.O. Box 370, Lindale, TX 75771 “written amount or percentage of the estate or description of property” for its unrestricted use and purpose.
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