2022-23 Annual Report Teton Literacy Center

Connecting Through the Power of Literacy

Dear Friends of Teton Literacy Center,

As we reflect on the success of the past year, I am overwhelmed by the hard work of our staff, students, families, and volunteers. Countless hours of thoughtful planning and implementation, thousands of pages read and discussed, hundreds of sharpened pencils, and infinite smiles. This work is powerful.

I’d love to say it is easy. But you all know that it is not. It takes time, dedication, perseverance, and strength.The faces of TLC, they have that grit.They are putting in the work. And for that, I am beyond grateful. I’m also grateful for each of you who make this work possible. We are able to dig in each day because you recognize a need and are willing to put your resources towards this work.

THANK YOU!

I hope you enjoy celebrating these successes with us. And please come by soon to see the programs in action.

Enjoy our 2022-23 Annual Report and make sure to check out a few highlights:

Page 1 Check out our student hours, 42,671, the highest in TLC history.

Page 6 New program highlight! Read about our Funding Futures pilot.

Page 9 Join us in thanking our amazing volunteers! Including our new Parent Advisory Committee members. These parents have been instrumental in helping us build a stronger TLC.

Thank you again for joining us in this critical work.

With gratitude,

Carisa Barnett

Anja Carlson

Marina Chapetón

Sarai Chapetón

Lina Collado

Staff 2022-23

Valentina Jaramillo

Liz King

Cristina Lopez

McKenzie McBride

Laura Soltau

Anna Szalay

Becca Williams

Board of Directors 2022-23

Jack Krouskup President

Bill Best Vice President

Whiteley Wheeler Secretary

Patrick Trucco Treasurer

Dick Collister

Libby Crews Wood

Alex Dawson

Jeff Heilbrun

Mary Coyne

Fernando Ramos Tzompa

Debbie Schlinger

Cristine Wehner

Peter French

Beth Whitworth

HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS

Berte Hirschfield

Maggie Scarlett

Bill Maloney

MacKenzie Moore

Laura Soltau, Executive Director

Jack Krouskup, 22-23 Board President, and Laura Soltau, Executive Director

Victor Hernandez

Student Success and Impact

~ AN ADDITIONAL ~

146

429 STUDENTS IN REGULAR TLC PROGRAMMING CHILDREN SUPPORTED THROUGH OUTREACH PROGRAMS

MISSION: Changing lives through the power of literacy.

VISION: 100% Literate Community

A literate community is one which members have the literacy skills necessary to not only function, but to thrive.

5,801 DONORS

360 FAMILIES SUPPORTED HOURS OF FREE LITERACY PROGRAMMING SUPPORT PROVIDED TO STUDENTS

392 45

COMMUNITY PARTNERS BOOKS GIVEN AWAY

42,671

(THIS IS OVER 4,184 MORE HOURS THAN LAST YEAR, A 9.8% INCREASE)

1,327

$66,350 VOLUNTEER HOURS

VOLUNTEERS 96 OF IN-KIND TUTORING PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS

1,135 hours of small group and STEM tutoring, providing support in math, literacy, social emotional skills, physics, chemistry and more!

Tutoring Program

K-12TH GRADE STUDENT STORY

100% of volunteers have enjoyed their volunteer experience at TLC and 100% would recommend volunteering to a friend.

92

of 129 tutoring students also participated in our afterschool clubs and/or summer SOAR program. When reviewing our afterschool programs holistically, we had students receiving up to four days of TLC afterschool support.

This past year, Lydia, a second grader in TLC’s tutoring program developed a taste for mystery. As she finished the thirteenth session with her beloved tutor, Sarah, Lydia clutched her third mystery volume in a month, The Unlucky Number, promising to bring it back the next week. The dynamic pair, who bonded quickly over a love of reading, set the bar high in early March when they decided that Lydia would complete her first chapter book by the end of Spring Break. That chapter book, The Secret Staircase, was Lydia’s first

step in what we hope is a lifelong love affair with the world of books. According to Lydia, Sarah’s enthusiasm and patience “make reading fun!” Indeed, every week at the end of the session, her little face was bright and flushed with a book in her hand. She grinned and said how confident she felt now that she had accomplished her goal. Lydia made 12 months of growth in 7 months of tutoring.We are so excited to see how she has grown!

I believe that TLC supports students’ growth through their relationship building with the students, providing them targeted help in the area they need it, and they look at the whole child (growth mindset, confidence, social-emotional).

~TCSD Teacher

Number of Students: 129

Number of Volunteers: 70

Student Hours: 2,944.75

Volunteer Hours: 1,008.5

Family Literacy Program

LIT LAB PRESCHOOL, PARENT EDUCATION AND IMAGINATION LIBRARY

Teton Literacy Center’s partnership with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library provides free, high-quality books for young children in our community. The missions of both organizations passionately focus on literacy and access to books. The Imagination Library partners with local affiliates, like TLC, to mail free books each month to children all over the world, in Spanish and English. Families can enroll online at tetonliteracy.org or through the Imagination Library website. Families can also come to TLC to complete a paper

registration form. All families in our community are welcome to enroll in this free program.

TLC works with community partners to promote this opportunity to families with young children. In collaboration with St. John’s Health, newborn babies will receive a new book and information on how to enroll in the program when they leave the hospital.

This partnership with the Imagination Library is funded through the generous support of the Nelson Schwab Family Foundation.

It is very exciting for my daughter to know there are many stories and adventures to discover through reading. She gets so motivated and excited to read everytime we receive a her new monthly package full of books!”

~ TLC Parent

Number of Students: 162

Student Hours: 11,729

Number of Volunteers: 14

Volunteer Hours: 289

100% of families saw an increase in their student’s confidence as a learner.

100% of our parents stated feeling more connected to their community and able to communicate better with their child’s teacher thanks to their participation in our Adult English as a Second Language class.

FAMILY FOCUS

Cheila and her son, Bryan, have been coming to TLC for six years since her son began preschool at TLC. Upon beginning at TLC, Cheila was at our lowest English language level, unable to speak or understand anything in English. She worked in a local businesses and often expressed her frustration on not being able to understand her manager or her child’s teachers. In her spare time, Cheila continued to diligently practice her English language skills, and slowly increased.

Through the support of our extensive Parent Education programming she was able to learn how to create her first business plan, resign from her past employment and last March, began her own housekeeping business. Today, Cheila is at our highest English language level, attending both ESL and our Language Exchange program and attending every Parent Education class she can fit into her busy schedule. Bryan, her son, looks forward to our SOAR summer program, our afterschool clubs and tutoring every year.

TLC has been an enormous support for me and my family - I know I wouldn’t be where I am today without them, and I truly feel they are there in anything my family or I need in order to not just learn, but reach for the stars.”

~Chelia, TLC Parent

90% OF K-8 TLC PARENTS have seen an improvement in their child’s confidence as a learner since starting at TLC.

Enrichment Program

COMMUNITY PILOT

97% OF PARENTS say they saw growth in their students’ Social-Emotional Skills.

100% OF FAMILIES also reported that they feel supported, included and valued in TLC programs.

Number of Students: 362

Student Hours: 27,445

Volunteer Hours: 112.25

Volunteers: 10

Collaborative Partners: 20

After launching a collaborative pilot program in the spring of 2022, TLC successfully continued working with Teton County School District and Jackson Hole Children’s Museum to expand the reach and depth of our joint afterschool Enrichment clubs. Teachers and staff from all three organizations have worked closely to further align our afterschool clubs to students’ schoolday learning while integrating socialemotional learning, critical thinking and creativity through engaging Project-Based Learning activities.

Additionally, through collaboration with Teton County School District’s transportation department, we were able to offer an evening bus from Munger

Mountain Elementary School to Colter Elementary School for our highest needs afterschool club students. Throughout all three club sessions, TLC filled 100% of the allocated spaces on the evening bus and still had a waitlist each season. Upon calculating the approximate dollars saved in gas mileage, we estimate the evening bus option saved families a total of $17,295.

Overall, these collaborative efforts allowed TLC to serve more students in our afterschool clubs this year than we have in any previous year.

TLC provides another opportunity outside of school for students to meet new people, build their confidence and build upon their academic and social skills. This all sets them up for success.

~ TCSD Teacher

Summer SOAR 2022

TLC recognizes the critical opportunity that summer provides for students, thus we have worked to develop a comprehensive summer program with various opportunities. We have expanded our summer efforts to serve Pre-K through 11th grade students. The SOAR program is the core of TLC’s summer, providing an intensive math and literacy program for exiting K-7th grade students for eight weeks.

In addition to SOAR, TLC also offers tutoring and Practice Kindergarten programs during summer months.

By the Numbers:

Summer Totals:

Students:174

Hours:13,691

SOAR:

174 STUDENTS ATTENDED TLC programs and 13,691 hours of instruction were provided during summer 2022, the most in SOAR history!

SOAR at TLC students illustrated an average of 4.34 months growth in reading and math during the summer, as compared to the two to three-month skill loss that students face without access to summer learning opportunities nationally.

Student Story

Thatcher has been attending our TLC summer programs since 2020. At the beginning of our SOAR eightweek program, Thatcher needed a lot of teacher encouragement in completing reading or math class assignments, would often be seen

“shutting down” and lacked confidence in math. Excitingly, Thatcher returned to SOAR in 2022 and over those eight weeks, Thatcher managed to make seventeen months of growth in math, and four months of growth in reading! He ended last summer 3 months ahead of grade level 1.Thatcher truly thrived in the program, standing out as a class leader and consistently diving into challenges that allowed him to be (and feel) successful.

Students: 90

Hours: 10,737

Tutoring:

Students: 37

Hours: 294

Practice Kindergarten:

Students: 61

Hours: 2,660

MAINTAINED A

92.2% ATTENDANCE RATE, demonstrating their family’s commitment to academic excellence.

100% OF SOAR AT TLC STUDENTS showed growth in reading compared to maintenance or loss in skills.

86% OF SOAR 2022 STUDENTS were returning summer students.

74% PARTICIPATION RATE

among invited families compared to national averages of 35%.

Funding Futures

$45,326+

SAVED for post secondary success.

Funding Futures, a two-year pilot program in its second year at TLC, is the first Childhood Savings Account (CSA) program in Wyoming and is intended to address barriers to lifelong learning. Modeled after other successful CSA programs, Funding Futures participants open and contribute to an individual savings account while TLC provides each participant with seed money, matches and bonuses in a 529 account.TLC’s Funding Futures program aims to shift student and family expectations, increase academic performance, ensure long-term TLC retention and provide financial literacy and empowerment.

Family Story

The core goals of the Funding Futures program are to:

• Start early to foster student and family expectations and aspirations aiming toward postsecondary education and career training.

• Help students be college and career ready with a long-term approach to academic engagement and selfconfidence.

• Build student and family financial potential through TLC programs and connecting with partners to offer other related services.

Funding Futures has given me a sense of security and ease when it comes to preparing for my son’s future. It helps us and my child learn how to save and make sure we are using those savings for something important in his life.”

Marlen and Aretzy joined our Funding Futures program during our first pilot year while Aretzy was enrolled in our preschool Literacy Lab program. During the first year, Marlen was able to save $1,650 for Aretzy’s future education. By the end of her second year participating in Funding Futures, Marlen saved $2,450 in Aretzy’s saving account! They became one of our highest saving families, and Marlen was awarded a Certificate of Recognition for her efforts. As Marlen stated, “Funding Futures was very helpful in getting me started on the first step of creating my daughter’s savings account. I know I should have done it earlier, but I’m glad this initiative exists through TLC, because I know that in the future it will help Aretzy in college and beyond.” Today, every time Aretzy finds a coin or bills, she is motivated to put it in her piggy bank that TLC provided. Her goal each time is to fill her piggy bank and then, Marlen and Artezy go to the bank to deposit the funds when it is full. Today, Marlen is our Funding Futures Parent Champion, and supports any new families enrolling into the program with general questions about Funding Futures.

Number of Students: 69

Amount deposited by parents since the start of Funding Futures: $19,996

Amount deposited by TLC through seed, match and bonus funds: $25,330

~ TLC Funding Futures Parent

Financials 2022-23

2022-23 Collaborative Partners

Backcountry Safaris

Blanca Moye

Children’s Learning Center

Community Safety Network

Erwin Velasquez

Revenue Sources Expenses

CONTRACTS

Grand Teton Music Festival

Grand Teton National Park

Hole Food Rescue

6% OVERHEAD EXPENSES

Jackson Hole Children’s Museum

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

Jackson Hole Whitewater

JH Land Trust

.5% GRANTS

33.5% INDIVIDUALS 39% PUBLIC 12% EVENTS

14% PROGRAM & OPERATING EXPENSES

19%

80% TEACHERS & PERSONNEL

JH Public Art

Joanna Cooke

Little Scout Creative, Grace Peck

Nanci Stevenson

National Elk Refuge

National Museum of Wildlife Art

One22

Protect Our Water Jackson Hole

Senior Center of Jackson Hole

Slow Food in the Tetons

Snow King Resort

START Bus

Teton Science School

Teton Behavior Therapy

Teton County Library

Teton County Pet Partners

Total Revenue $1,601,381

This does not include non-operating revenue from our 2016 Sustainability Campaign pledges and interest..

Total Expenses $1,367,223

Teton Literacy Center is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization that has operated through the generosity of this community since 1992. Located in Flat Creek Business Center at 1715 High School Road # 260, we own our building and operate rent free. We derive our revenue from charitable giving by individuals, foundations, family trusts, community organizations, corporations, and state literacy programs. The generous support from our funders enables us to offer our programs free of charge.

Teton County Police Department

Teton County School District

Teton Youth and Family Services

VCA Spring Creek

VoicesJH

Wyoming Women’s Business Center

Volunteer of the Year:

LYNN WEGNER

We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Volunteer of the Year, Ms. Lynn Wegner! Lynn has been a supporter of TLC for over 25 years, yet her enthusiasm only seems to grow.

For the last several years, Lynn has been working with one of our brightest, spunkiest middle school students, Valeria. Knowing that Valeria does not typically love all things literacy, Lynn took a new approach this year and focused on one expansive project that sparked Valeria’s interest. Through a series of essays and short stories, Valeria wrote about where she comes from, who she is right now as a 7th grader and where she wants to go. This has led to quite a few fun revelations, such as her aspirations to be a veterinarian in Mexico and then retire from her practice at 50 and go to cosmetology school. Moreover, it has evolved into a beautiful documentary of how Valeria sees the world, and how she sees herself contributing to positive change.

As a tutor, Lynn does so much more than help Valeria with academics. Middle school can be

an incredibly challenging time for kids as they navigate new social dynamics and rapid changes, but Lynn has been a constant rock of support and optimism.This has not only led to an increase in confidence and selfawareness, but massive growth in Valeria’s reading skills and grades. Even more impressive, the staff have noticed a dramatic change in Valeria’s attitude towards learning, and that is all thanks to Lynn!

This past year, Lynn has also acted as a mentor to many of the staff, providing encouragement and wisdom acquired over her decades working as a teacher in the classroom. She has donated technology and strollers to give to families in need, and brought treats for volunteer workshops. She even put together beautiful prize baskets for the winners of TLC’s first ever Story Slam!

We say this often, but we truly would not be able to support over 350 families without our team of dedicated volunteers. All of our volunteers, similar to Lynn, are having lasting impacts on the students they work with, and the community at large!

Next Generation Award:

For the last several years,TLC has seen a huge increase in the number of high school students volunteering as tutors and afterschool teaching assistants. This year, we wanted to begin a new tradition of honoring one of these students who we believe to be the next generation of TLC. Recipients of this award are recognized for having made a significant impact throughout their time volunteering at TLC.

After an anonymous vote by the staff, this year’s recipient is none other than Lupe Garcia! Lupe is a long time TLC student, and as she has gotten older, she has continued to step into a larger leadership role. Lupe has worked for the past two summers as a teaching assistant and Rising Educator in the summer SOAR and Practice Kindergarten programs. She also began volunteering as a tutor last winter, working with not only one, but often two students at a time!

It is such a joy watching our older students become involved as leaders at TLC. We simply cannot wait to see what they go on to do next!

GUADALUPE “LUPE” GARCIA

Thank You Volunteers

Our volunteers motivate, encourage, and support students and families with reading and writing development. They instill a love of learning in our students of all ages. TLC Volunteers are instrumental to the success of TLC and our students. Thank you!

Charlotte Alimanestianu

Summer Atwood

Zoe Bosch

Hannah Branch

Jennifer Bruno

Brian Bultema

Joe Burke

Dylan Campuzano-Olivares

Frida Campuzano-Olivares

Nancy Carlson

Andrew Carson

Emily Cervone

Nicole Checker

Lori Clark-Erickson

Joanna Cooke

Donald Cooke

Fernanda Costilla-Correa

Joannie Epstein

Christa Finlay

Scott Fossel

Make

Cathy French

Lupe Garcia

Nancy Gardiner

Alexandra Gingery

Beatrix Goldstein

Amy Golightly

Andrea Gomez-Oxman

Morgan Graham

Julie Greene

Kris Gridley

Lauren Guh-Siesel

Paul Hansen

Janice Harris

Viry hernandez

Maite Hernandez

Alexis Hernandez-Lopez

Sarah Johnston

Jeffrey Johnston

Robin Keeler

Sara Keller

Sarah Kerr

Avery Kyle

Gina Kyle

Sophie Lamb

Martine Lamoureux

Edwin Lavino

Suzanne Londeree

Kate Lucas

Malaya Maligalig

Katie Marsh

Ani Mason

Pearl Mason

Taya McClennen

Delaney McHugh

Kimberly McMorrow

Matthew Meiring

Annie Moll

Becca Moll

Karoline Montes

Ethan Morris

Ashley Murphy

Laura Murphy

Sam Neirman

Nick Olmstead

Aydin Perese

Nico Peters

Stephanie Pidcock

Idaly Quiroz

Hillary Rowse

Debbie Schlinger

Hannah Schuller

Rose Spaulding

Kim Springer

Skylar Sproule

Anne Stalker

Georgie Stanley

Kate Swisher

Mary Tisi

Estela Torres

Ava Tozzi

Jeana Troyan

Jana Turner

Bodie Turner

Juliet Unfried

Claudia VanRemoortere

Cayden Walles

Sarah Walter

Avery Ward

Ella Watkins

Lynn Wegner

Nathan Welleford

Bob Wemple

Cate White

Janice Wilbur

Lucy Wild

Henry Wolff

We would like to thank our first-ever Parent Advisory Commitee for their time and dedication this year and for their continuous support of Teton Literacy Center.

Karla Alejandra Aguirre

Laura Alcantar

Francisca Barrera

Thank You Donors!

Support from our donors allows the Teton Literacy Center to further our mission of changing lives through the power of literacy. Contributions directly support the FREE programs we provide to the families and children of Teton County, Wyoming. We are grateful for the gifts we received from the following donors between July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

Anna-Lisette Davis & Daniel Abraham

Barbara & Bill Adams

Virginia & Michael Adler

Marcia Kunstel & Joseph Albright

Emily & Jim Ambler

Ginger & Calvin Anderson

Laurie Andrews & Perk Perkins Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Anonymous (17)

Anonymous Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole (2)

Barbara & Gerald Aronowitz

Anne & Steve Ashley

Vickie & Charles Atwater

Jane Baldwin

Carisa Barnett

Paul Beaupre

Emily & Bryan Bedrosian

Lisbeth & Carter Beise

Robin Bellamy

BELLE COSE

Gainor & Joseph Bennett

Eileen & John Berner

Carol & Dennis Berryman

Martha & William Best

Kimberly & Zahan Billimoria

Susan & Michael Bird

Julie Birrer

The Blackbaud Giving Fund

Nancy & Joseph Bohne

Shelley & Thomas Botts

Gerald & Helen Halpin Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Elizabeth & Bruce Bowen

Patti Boyd

Sophia Boyd Fliege

B.P.O.E #1713

Katie Colbert & Chris Brady

Lindsay & Jackson Brandenburg

Linda & Tony Brooks

Maureen & David Brown

Mary P. Brown

Lorie Cahn & Doug Brown

Frank Brummer

Theresa & Les Brunker

Kristan & Eric Burba

Joseph Burke

Marian & Dennis Butcher

Ralph Callaway

Faye Campbell

David & Lisa Carlin Donor Advised Fund

Lisa Carpenter

Nancy & Andrew Carson

Jan & Jeter Case

Vianel Castillo & Eleuterio Ponce

Chapman Family Foundation

Kelly & Bud Chatham

Shirley & Ed Cheramy

Carol Chesney & Tim Sandlin

Geneva Chong & David Barnett

Frances Clark

Tim Cline

Diana & Tim Cole

Lina Collado

Collister Family Fund

Community Foundation Of Jackson Hole

Katharine Confer

Leslie Cook

Mary Rawls Cooke Berkeley & Richard D.

Cooke, Jr. Fund #1

Hannah Cooley

Eugenie Copp & Ken Overfield

Cindy Corona & Eduardo Rodriquez Carrillo

Helen & Mike Cottingham

Jeff & Alicia Cox

Mary Coyne & William Kolasky

Genevieve & Keith Cozzens

Julie & Paul D’Amours

Maria Damon

Mitch Dann

Shawn & Mike Daus

Alex Dawson & Greg Gricus

Deborah & Jon Dawson

Sue & Pete Dennis

Jacqueline Craig & Fletcher Dennison

Ashley & Mike DiPrisco

Reade & David Dornan

The Cornell Douglas Foundation

Nisha & Stephen DuBois

Mary Weber & Robert Duggan

EcoTour Adventures, LLC

Sam Eddy

David Edelson

Joannie & Steve Epstein

Jacqui & Christian Erdman

Lori Clark-Erickson & Chris Erickson

Sarah Ernst

Tania & Thomas Evans

Robin & Guy Evans

Rob Everett

Maja Fabula &Thomas Shumaker

Roxanne &Tom Factor

Factory IT

Nancy & Mike Faems

William Field & Jodie Pond Donor Advised

Fund

Farmor Foundation

Ray Fink

Alice & John Finley

First in Family Jackson Hole

First Interstate Employee Matching gift-

Gladie Ricks

First Republic Bank

Mareike & Sam Fitz

Foley Inc

Petria & Scott Fossel

Symonds Foundation

Megan & Nick Fouts

Margot Walk & Jerry Freeland

Cathy & Peter French

Julianne & Ed Fries

Lisa & Are Friesecke

Becky & Tom Frisbie

Joyce Frye & Douglas Ross

Grant Gallaher

Rebecca & Brendan Gallaher

Jane Gallie & David Shlim

The Garaman Charitable Foundation

Nancy & Tim Gardiner

Julie & Fred Gaston

Pam & Scott Gibson Family Fund

The Gilbert Family Fund

Peg Gilday & Maho Hakoshima

Nikki Gill

Kimberly Gillett

Martha & John Gilmore

Kathleen & Michael Glover

Joel Goldberg

Joanny Gonzalez & Saul Hernandez

Kirsti & Matthew Goodwin

Courtney & Chris Grant

Cathy & Frank Greek

Deirdre & Vance Griffith

Guerrero Family Foundation

Louise & Ralph Haberfeld

Liana Moskowitz & Brian Hady

Zach Hall & Julie A Giacobassi

Anne & Matthew Hall

Kay Stratman & Paul Hansen

Leslye & David Hardie

Carol & John Harkness

Jessica Harris

Ann & James Harris

Karen Jerger & Chuck Harris

Janice Harris

Mara & Doug Hayden

Susan & John Hebberger

Deborah & John Hechinger

Tracey & Jeff Heilbrun

Meredith & George Hein

Jennifer Jellen & Ryan Hennessy

Leslie Hermanson

Maria Hernandez

Barbara & Chuck Herz

Dolly & Shawn Higgins

The Alan J. Hirschfield Family Foundation

Noreen Frost & Michael Hobbs

Barbara & Chris Hoeft

Cynthia Hogan

Lannie & Bill Hoglund

Marsha & Mark Holden

Krista Hollis & Erik Kimball

Huckleberry Foundation, Inc.

Dawn & John Hummel Family Fund

Maggie & Jim Hunt

Jackson Curbside Recycling

Jackson Hole Children’s Museum

Laurie & Don Jaekle

Morgan & Nick Jaouen

Jessica & Chris Jaubert

Amanda Jean

Michele Jenkinson & Mitchell Menaker

Karl M. Johnson Foundation

Dagmar & Bill Jurgens

Ginny & John Kanengieter

Karns Family Fund

Cheryl Katz & Joseph Gagnon

Mary & Randall Kaufmann

Holly & Mark Kelleher

Systemic Change Fund

Rachel & David Khoury

Liz & Andy King

Shan & David Kingston

Jeane & Roger Kirkpatrick

Chris Knobe

Kraig Kobert

Ariel Koerber

Elizabeth Masek & Edward Kolsky

Kay & Jack Krouskup

Bradley Krugh & Charlotte Quesada Krugh

Jane Davis-Kusek & Charles Kusek

Gina & Ted Kyle

Maggie & Dan Land

Cheryl & David H. Lawrence

Nancy Lee & John Clegg

Heidi Clendenin-Leeds & Philip Leeds

Florence Lemle

Tim Libassi

Melody Lin & Loring Woodman

Ann & Tom Livermore

Katherine & Robert Lucas

Patty & John Lummis

Sharel Lund

Sue Lurie

Matthew & Erin Lusins Family Fund

Nancy & John Luther

Marcia Lux & Jerret Mater

Martha Maddox

Anni & Pete Magnuson

Carol & Bill Maloney

Margery & Edgar Masinter

Mathematica Inc.

Ruth & William McClure

Michael & June McCollister in Memory of Paul and Esther McCollister Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Holly McCollister

Katie Noyes & Mike McDonnell

Kimberly & John McMorrow

Kate & Brad Mead

Nikki & Steve Melanson

Mendenhall Family Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Rick Miller

Carolyn & Charles Miller

Mithun Family Foundation

Krista & Jed Mixter

Kea & Tom Molnar

Tom Montgomery

Jesse Morales & Rosalia Morales-Perez

Ruth Moran & James Rooks

Adriana & Stan Morgan

Ubaldo & Miriam Morillon

Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools

Amanda Moyer

Camile Obering & Ben Musser

National Christian Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Lisa & Steve Nesbitt

Newton Foundation Donor Advised Fund

Rose Novak

Carole & Jack Nunn

Kacy & Scott O’Hare

Julie & Will Obering

Norene & Gene O’Brien

Old Bill’s Fun Run Operating Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Janet & Campuzano Olivares

Shelly & Kevin Olson

Margaret Ordway

OSM Wyoming Inc./On Site

Management

Sandra & Matt Ostdiek

Willard Overlock

Monica & Peter Overly

Andrea Gomez Oxman

Dana & David Park

Louise & Joseph Parzick

Carol & Christopher Peck

Eloisa Perez

Kelli & Joseph Petrick

Leslie Petersen & Henry Phibbs

Pierson Charitable Fund

Tayloe Piggott Gallery

Shirley & Paul Piper

Jade Pittel

Mindy Polan

Gloria Polis

Clay Preheim

Beth Prevelige

Price-Downey-Buckland Family Foundation

Elizabeth Storer & Luther Propst

Peggy & Greg Prugh

Cindy Satagaj-Radda & James Radda

Maggie Radford & Bob Weiss

Merrill & James Ratajczyk in honor of Lynn

Wegner

Susan Rauch

Diane & Glenn Ray

Robyn & Randy Reedy

Margie & Fred Reimers

Maddy & Brian Remlinger

Anne-Marie & Edmund Resor

Nancy Resor

Story Clark Resor & Bill Resor

Francesca Paolucci-Rice & Richard Rice

Gudrun Rice & Charles Kerr

Annie & Travis Riddell/Jackson Pediatrics

Nancy & Dick Riddle

Marlin Risinger & Lori Fields

Grace Robertson

Rossetter Foundation

Susan Rowe

Crystal & Chris Sacca

Ellen & Joe Sanford

Laurie & Thomas Saylak

Maggie & Richard Scarlett

Cheryl & Mike Schaefer

Becky & Tom Schell

The Schendel Family Foundation

Michael Scher & Barbara Zelazo

Debbie Schlinger

Carol & Chuck Schneebeck

Claudia & Michael Schrotz

Nelson Schwab Family Foundation

Amy & John Scott

Mary & Stanley Seidler

Peter Selkowitz

Michael Sellett

Sarah Shea & Jeffrey Johnston

Maggie Shipley

Christine & John Shippee in honor of Tracy

Sipprelle

Priscilla & Barry Sibson

Diane & Donald Siegel

Michael Sillman

Tracy & Scott Sipprelle

Megan & Tyson Slater

Smail and Jarrell Fund

Melissa & Jason Snider

Kathryn & James Sobieski

Mona Sobieski

Laura & Will Soltau

Matt Spaulding

Jeanie & Fred Staehr

Amy Staehr

Noa & Ted Staryk

Jennifer & Michael Stauth

Joy & Stan Steiner

Meredith & Chris Stiehl

Elizabeth Storer & Luther Propst

Karla Swiggum

Caroline & Ken Taylor

Jennifer & Michael Tennican

Teton County Wyoming

Teton County School District No. 1

Teton Hand Therapy

Teton Media Works

Teton Motors

Teton Toys

Jeff Thorp

Thursday Roundtable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Heather Loomis & Brett Tighe

Shirley & Wes Timmerman

Town Of Jackson

Trachtenberg Family Fund

Georjeana & Gary Troyan

Patrick Trucco

Christine & John Turner

Two Ocean Builders, LLC

Fernando Ramos Tzompa & Claudia Chavez

Amy & Steve Unfried

Juliet Unfried

Frances Vanhouten

Paul Vogelheim

Mackenzie & Brooke Walles

Jade & David Walsh

Amy Walton

Walton Donor Advised Fund

Teresa & William Waterman

Cristine & Stephen Watson

Karen Wattenmaker & Steve Dunbar

Carol Wauters

Lynn & Ken Wegner

Cristine Wehner & Matt Brodzinski

Wendy & Charles Weiss

Bob Wemple

Yvette & Robert Werner

Berta & Carroll Wetzel

Henry B Wheeler

Whiteley & Nick Wheeler

Missy Whelan

Katie & Steve White

Vicky & John Whitley

Beth & Whit Whitworth

Constance Wieneke & Richard Greenwood

Karen Wilbrecht in honor of Sheila Dahlgren

Ann & John Willott

Kay & Thomas Wilson

Claudia Bonnist & Terry Winchell

Wolfensohn Family Foundation

Libby Crews Wood & Peter Wood

Nancy Woodward

World Education Foundation

Carolyn & Eric Worth

Cindy & Peter Wuerslin

Xerox

Christy Yannelli

Alcantar Zapata & Gabriela Zaputa

Dimmie & Greg Zeigler

What We Do

TUTORING

K-12th Grade

Volunteer One-on-One Tutoring

Small Group Tutoring

Interventional & Remedial

Individualized

College & Career Mentorship

Literacy, Math & STEM Tutoring Support

Volunteer Training & Management

Parent Communication & Support

FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

ENRICHMENT

K-8th Grade

Afterschool Clubs

Summer SOAR Program

Parent Workshops

Family Engagement

Project Based Learning

Social-Emotional Learning

STEAM Content

Community Partners

FAMILY LITERACY

Intensive Preschool

Parent English as a Second Language Small Groups

Parent Education Series

PACT (Parent/Child Together Time)

Home Visits

Parent Workshops

Self-Sufficiency Goals

Kindergarten Readiness

Practice Kindergarten

Summer Program

Financial Literacy

Funding Futures

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