2 0 1 3 a n n u a l r e p o r t

PUTTING OUR YOUTH FIRST BY

INTHEIR FUTURE

www.parkhillfoundation.org

Dear Park Hill Supporter,

The Park Hill Education Foundation is experiencing another year of growth and the Park Hill School District is providing another year of grand opportunity for its students. The Foundation, having served the Park Hill community for 15 years, is providing supplemental funds to assist in educating our youth as well as offering special opportunities for teachers to help in further perfecting their skills in the classroom. The supplemental financial support the Foundation provides through its programs is important. The students, teachers and community are the beneficiaries of the funds used for the identified funding priorities. As a result of this generous support, benefits including the following are provided:

•�Our�scholarship�programs�continue�rewarding�district�seniors�with�college-level�and�other�post-secondary�learning�opportunities,�while�our�classroom�grants�encourage�and reward teachers who develop innovative teaching techniques enhancing students’ opportunities to learn.•�Our�continued�support�of�the�Smart�Start�literacy�intervention�program�has�helped�hundreds of children at risk in reading skills. This very successful pilot is exemplar of the powerful impact Foundation dollars can make on children.•�Our�endowment�funding�opportunities�provides�donors�an�opportunity�to�perpetually�contribute to their community. Meanwhile, the Foundation is expanding its approach to investing in enduring and financially satisfying ways.•�Our�new�online�grant�program�InvestNOW�provides�a�wonderful�opportunity�for�individuals and organizations to help meet the specific educational needs in the district by matching donors with specific requests from the teachers.

The Foundation is uniquely positioned to provide opportunities for community and philanthropically-minded�people�to�contribute�to�the�future�in�a�meaningful�and�long-lasting manner. Support of the Foundation demonstrates the community’s extraordinary commitment�to�public�education.��We�invite�you�to�join�us�in�investing�in�our�youth�and�make a difference in our schools, for our children and for our future.

Bob�WeidtPark Hill School DistrictEducation Foundation, Chair

Park Hill Education Foundation7703 NW Barry Road · Kansas City, MO 64153 · 816.359.4071 · www.parkhillfoundation.org

Susan Van HooserPark Hill School District Education Foundation, Executive Director

OfficersBob�Weidt,�Chair*Kent�Mayfield,�Vice�Chair*Paul�Gault,�Treasurer*Denise�Schnell,�Secretary*

Committee Chairs���Nancy�Gower,�Grants

Cristina Leluga, EventsKent�Mayfield,�Programs*

John McClaflin, ��Development*John�Miller,�Development*David�Yost,�Development*Jim Pearl, Community ��Relations*

MembersMichael AtchisonDr. Brian Bechtel

Janice Bolin, Board of ��Education*Barbara BuckerDr. Robert BurnsDebbie HopkinsBoon Lee, Board of EducationScott McRuerRosemary Salerno

Carmen ScottBeverly Vogt

Ex-OfficioDr�.�Scott�Springston*,�

SuperintendentSu�san�Van�Hooser*,���

Executive Director

*Executive Committee

To support educational programs and services in the Park Hill School District by providing funds not available through local, state or federal sources.

To provide a perpetual source of funds with gifts from individuals, businesses, corporations, organizations and other foundations.

To involve the community in the support of quality public education.

OUR YOUTH FIRST BY

INVESTING INTHEIR FUTURE

PUTTING

ABOUTTHEFOUNDATIONThe�Park�Hill�School�District�Education�Foundation,�Inc.�is�a�nonprofit�organization dedicated to raising private funds to help support educational programs within the Park Hill School District. The Foundation was established in 1997 to encourage private support for�our�schools.��We�do�this�by�generating�and�guiding�philanthropic�resources through personal and corporate contributions, planned giving, and events.

OURMISSIONTo provide funds to enhance academic excellence within the Park Hill School District.

FOUNDATION GOALS

COUNCIL OF DIRECTORS

Our�Vision

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTSEndowed�Named�Scholarships�represent�awards�of�$1,000�to�Park�Hill�School�District�graduating�seniors.

American�Family�Insurance�Scholarship�~�Jessica�Hayes

William�P.�Bucker�Memorial�Music�Scholarship�~�Ryan�Foltz

Robert�L.,�Lorena�A.�and�Roger�A.�Burns�Scholarship�~�Nick�Smith

William�and�Elvarea�Fickle�Scholarship�~�Madison�Bischof

First�Student�Career�&�Technical�Scholarship�~�Nate�House

Darren�Floyd�Memorial�Scholarship�~�Connor�Samenus

Russell�G.�Jones,�Sr.�and�Fern�Mildred�Jones�Scholarship�~�Samantha�Snodgrass

North�Kansas�City�Hospital�Scholarship�~�Alysa�Guzman

Beverly�Vogt�Park�Hill�National�Education�Association�Scholarship�-�Erica�Van�Cleave

Park�University�~�Ivanna�Ellsworth

William�R.�and�June�Porter�Scholarship�~�Kathryn�Hibbeler

Ethel�L.�and�William�T.�Poteet,�Sr.�Scholarship�~�Rylie�Bicknell

Rotary�Club�of�South�Platte�Scholarship�~�Courtney�Koch

Saint�Luke’s�Northland�Hospital�Scholarship�~�Ashley�Ragan

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMSSTUDENT GRANTSThe Dr. Gayden Carruth Endowed Student Grants for Exceptional�Learning�Opportunities�are�designed�to�support�students who have demonstrated academic ability and perseverance in their continuing educational pursuits. Grants may�be�funded�up�to�$500.��The�grants�are�open�to�all�grade�levels and may be used for offsetting tuition/fees at a large variety of special camps or other learning events. Examples would include camps for music, science, fine arts, geography, etc.��Since�the�grants�were�first�awarded�in�2007,�35�grants�have�been�awarded�for�$13,012.

ENDOWED CLASSROOM GRANTThe Larry Gardner Excellence in Teaching Award Grant is awarded each year to the recipient(s) of a classroom grant who exhibits excellence in the classroom. This grant was first awarded�in�2003.

NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFICATION GRANTSThe Park Hill School District Education Foundation desires to encourage and support those Park Hill School District teachers and�counselors�who�are�pursuing�National�Board�Certification.��It�is�recognized�that�those�obtaining�this�certificate�have�demonstrated that they have met high and rigorous standards for�accomplished�teaching.�Grants�of�$250�each�have�been�awarded�to�56�teachers�since�2005.

TEACHER OF THE YEAR GRANTSEach year the Park Hill School District Teacher of the Year automatically�receives�$1,000�Classroom�Grant.��This�grant�is�provided by the Katy Pat Dorsey Grant and through the Park Hill�National�Education�Association.�

CONGRATULATIONSto our recipients

develops future leaders

2013 OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS RECIPIENTSPARK HILL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP

Jack Summa

RANDY MARTIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kylie Vandeven

SCOTT PARRISH MEMORIAL JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP Paxton DiBlasi

ZONA ROSA SCHOLARSHIP–$2,000 RENEWABLEBrody Smith

ZONA ROSA SCHOLARSHIP–$2,000 RENEWABLEMiriam Bouallegue

ZONA ROSA/ABUELO’S SCHOLARSHIP - $2,000 RENEWABLECaroline Tran

CONGRATULATIONSto our recipientsSince 1998, 251 scholarships have been awarded to Park Hill School District graduating seniors totaling $288,000. In 2013, the Foundation awarded 14 Endowed Named Scholarships and six Named Scholarships.

SCHOLARSHIPS2013 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

If I can see it, and I can touch it, I CAN do it!Hawthorn Elementary - Katie Guier, Functional Special EducationThis�project�will�bring�new�technology�in�the Functional Special Education classroom. Students with special needs are captivated by and respond well to visuals; however many of the students in this population lack the fine motor skills to properly navigate a mouse or to key on the keyboard. Bringing a SMART Board in to our classroom will make technology available to these students in group�and�individualized�activities.��It�will�also enable the teacher to present learning opportunities that will meet the needs of the students.

E-Readers Encourage EducationChinn Elementary - Eve Orf, ºLibrary Media ClassroomThis program aims to capitalize on the student’s enthusiasm for technology in order to�promote�reading.��It�will�enable�students�to read and access quality children’s literature through�the�use�of�Nook�e-book�readers.��Students who have acquired parental permission will check out the devices from the�library�and�enjoy�reading�a�variety�of�fiction�and�nonfiction�titles�on�the�Nook�in�various formats.

Lynx Outdoor Learning CenterLakeview Middle School - Terry Beasley, Vanessa Prindle, Kelsey Jury, Carolyn MimbsThis�project�is�a�cross�curricular�multi-lesson unit between the Gifted classroom, 8th Grade Science and Art. The school is planning to develop an outdoor learning center. The purpose of the grant is to promote�interdisciplinary,�hands-on�instruction�in�a�unique�setting.��In�addition,�this�project�is�intended�to�encourage�awareness, appreciation, and active conservation of natural resources. The natural landscape will be used to create amphitheater style seating. A handicapped accessible trail will be included.

M & M Math (Math Masters)Partially funded by the Benjamin Banneker & Lucille Sears Douglass Classroom GrantGraden Elementary - Brenda VernonBuilding a strong foundation in math is vital for�future�success.��When�children�learn�how�useful math can be and how they can apply specific�math�skills�to�real-life�situations,�they�work�harder�and�perform�better.��Origo�Math�is�a�common-sense�approach�for�the�teaching�and learning of computation. Trial and error strategies help solve problems and can be useful in science, statistics and in careers. Math strategies can also teach persistence and�perseverance.��Providing�a�step-by-step�approach, explicit instruction, and meeting the individual needs of the students will help produce a significant, positive outcome.Learn Music, Use Smart Boards, Change

Your FutureTiffany Ridge Elementary - Maureen Buck, Music EducationHaving a Smart Board in the music classroom allows each student in the building to experience music through all senses and avenues of learning. Auditory, visual, kinesthetic aspects come alive as students can interact. Music is active and participatory and the Smart Board lends nicely to environments of learning and demonstrating knowledge in proper context instead of simply on paper.

Ipad I Learn Partially funded by the Larry Gardner Excellence in Teaching Award Endowed Classroom GrantPlaza Middle School - Barbara Morrow Special Education ClassroomThis program is designed to incorporate the use�of�Ipad�Applications�within�the�Language�Arts curriculum to provide opportunities for Special Education students to improve their ability to communicate effectively through written language. Students will use an application that records their voice, turning it into written work. Grammar and story writing applications will be used to aid�in�progression�of�basic�skills.��Other�Ipad�applications�will�be�used�within�the�Mathematics curriculum to improve math facts fluency and accuracy when applying skill to�multi-step�problems.

Global Connections to Common CorePark Hill High School - Dana Kepler, Charlotte Land, Paul BellmanThis�project�is�a�cross�curricular�multi-lesson�unit�between�Communication�Arts,�World�History�and�Current�Events.��In�this�era�of�globalization, learning about the world and making connections to the culture, history and current state of world affairs will�prepare�students�to�be�multi-literate,�competent learners who are critical thinkers and responsible global citizens. Reaching beyond the traditional literature circle format, students will work collaboratively and independently to read, analyze, research and synthesize information from a variety of sources including novels, nonfiction books, databases�and�the�Internet.

In keeping with the Foundation’s mission one of its primary programs is the Classroom Grant program. The Foundation provides funds for innovative educational programs or techniques for our students in the classroom above what tax dollars provide. Since 1999, the Park Hill Education Foundation has awarded 163 Classroom Grants to 424 teachers totaling $232,505.

These are not listed in any particular order.

Microscope MakeoverPlaza Middle School - Casie Schmid, Christy Muehl, Tom Nixon, Sharon Rigos Science ClassroomsTeaching scientific skills requires use of specialized technology. Middle school students studying microscopic organisms must�see�microorganisms�first-hand�in�order�to solidify the abstract concept of living things unseen by the unaided human eye. This grant will provide thirteen student microscopes for use within the middle school science curriculum. Experience utilizing microscopes enriches learning related to both content and scientific equipment procedures.

CLASSROOM GRANTS

Facilitating Veracious ReadersTiffany Ridge Elementary - Alicia Kershaw, Kari Rowe, Tracy Gillispie, Brittany Bradshaw, 2nd GradeThe goal is to provide all 2nd grade students with access to sufficient fiction and nonfiction texts. Students are expected to read more as well as to read increasingly complex texts to meet the new English Language Arts Common Core standards. Quality classroom literature and informational text is imperative to increase reading motivation, reading achievement, and relevancy of programming. This grant will provide collections of literature for the classrooms.

There’s Nothing Common About it- Getting to the Core with NonfictionPlaza Middle School - Cheryl Toby, Sydney Dingman, Nichole Oothoudt, Elizabeth SumnerNonfiction�text�can�be�daunting�for�middle�school students. Colorful pictures, short articles, and relevant information make this experience�more�engaging.��With�common�Core on the horizon, we need to provide more applicable nonfiction texts for our young readers. FACES and Calliope magazines are an effective way to do this. The articles in these resources will spark students’ curiosity, increasing motivation for learning.

C2 Math (Conquering Concepts)Graden Elementary - Brenda Vernon, 5th Grade Classroom, Tara Garcia, 3rd Grade ClassroomAt the core of any math program is its content—the actual math problem it presents to a child as practice and reinforcement. The�IXL�computer�program’s�goal�is�to�help students gain true understanding of a concept,�ensuring�long-term�skill�retention.��The best method, practice, allows students to achieve automaticity of basic skills which frees up the working memory for more complex�aspects�of�problem�solving.��IXL�offers a multitude of practice skills designed

to develop math skills to ensure that every student has an infinite number of problems with which to hone their individual skills.

in the classroom

The Lifetime Writing ReaderLine Creek Elementary - Kristen Spence, Amy Spillman, 3rd Grade Classrooms“Reading�journals”�provide�students�with�techniques to guide them as they grow as readers. Ensuring that students read quality materials and recording their thinking helps teachers track strategies and skills needed for building lifelong readers. Also, they provide a way for teachers and students to collaborate as readers.��The�goal�of�this�project�is�to�provide students with a variety of ways to respond to text and can be used to guide assessment, develop reading skills, and encourage our third graders to develop a love of reading.

2013-2014

InvestNOW�is�an�online�grant�program�that provides a wonderful opportunity for individuals and organizations to help meet the educational needs of students in the Park�Hill�School�District.�It�gives�teachers�a�unique funding avenue, where they describe a�student�project�and�then�it�gives�potential�donors the opportunity to make it a reality.

Teachers submit proposals for resources to enrich learning for their students beyond funding provided by tax support. Principals and the Foundation review, approve and post the proposals. You can search the needs and donate partial or full�funds�online�or�via�mail.�Once�a�need�is�fully�funded,�the�school�implements�the�project�or�purchase�of�materials.

“We�are�very�excited�to�bring�this�opportunity�to�the�Park�Hill�community.�It�is�a�great�way�for�anyone�interested�in�helping�our�students�and�schools�to�give�directly�to�the�project�of�their�choice.”�Susan�Van�Hooser,�Executive�Director,�Park Hill Education Foundation.

Night�with�the�Stars�remains�the�signature�event�of�the�Park�Hill�School�

District�Education�Foundation.��Guests�enjoy�fabulous�food,�fun�friends,�and�a�

great movie while they support our schools, our children and our community.

The�Annual�Night�with�the�Stars�was�held�on�March�27,�2013,�at�the�AMC�

BarryWoods�Theatre.��During�the�evening’s�event�we�celebrate�our�stars�by�

recognizing Classroom Grant and Scholarship recipients.

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST

The�9th�Annual�Community�Breakfast�was�held�on�Tuesday,�October�29th�at�the�

Hawthorne House in Parkville. This is a time when we bring our school, corporate

and parent communities together to honor the accomplishments of the Park Hill

Education Foundation and the Park Hill School District. Dr. Scott Springston,

superintendent, presented the Report to the Community. Entertainment was

provided by Park Hill High School senior, Jade Miller.

Smart Start is a focused summer school academic intervention program designed to meet the individual needs�of�students�who�just�completed�kindergarten, first, second or third grade and are not performing at grade level. The goal is to prepare students for the upcoming school year and keep them from losing ground during the summer.

The�main�objective�is�to�increase�the�academic success of the students. Literacy is the key. All school subject�matters�require�reading�and�comprehension; science, social studies

and even math. Through this program students learn the skills needed to become�more�proficient�in�reading.��It�builds their confidence and gives them that�“Smart�Start”�for�the�coming�year.Smart Start provides each student with transportation, breakfast and supplies. Students get specialized and individual instruction in small classroom settings. The program was offered as a pilot program during the summer of 2010�and�has�expanded�to�service�four�schools.

After the program was implemented Smart Start students were compared to

similar students in Park Hill that chose not to attend. The comparison was based from a nationally normed test that was administered to all students in the first two weeks of school in the fall of each year. Results found students that participated in Smart Start were roughly one month ahead of students that did not participate.

Benefactor Ci�tizens�Bank�&�Trust�Wealth�

ManagementNorth�Kansas�City�HospitalSaint�Luke’s�North�Hospital

Supporter Michael & Sherri AtchisonBaker UniversityHollis + Miller ArchitectsMcRuer CPAsZona Rosa

Friends BlueCross & BlueShield of KCJanice Bolin & FamilyBraces by BillingsDr. & Mrs. Robert BurnsFirst StudentMCC�Maple�WoodsMeyers�Funeral�Chapel�NorthlandMidwest Trust CompanyMi�chael�&�Susan�Newburger�

FoundationNorthwest�Missouri�State�University�

Park UniversityPearsonPiperJaffrayPlatte Valley BankSmith & Boucher EngineersUniversal Construction Company Patrons Bank of LibertyTodd�&�Nikki�DeMintKaty Pat Dorsey & FamilyThe Gault Family

Hunt MidwestKent�Mayfield—Shelter�InsuranceJohn & Leslie McClaflinPar 5 TechnologiesPediatric�Care�NorthPearl ConsultingMatt PepperDr. Greg & Denise SchnellSpencer Fane Britt & Browne LLP

AcademyNorth�Kansas�City�Hospital

Executive Producer CBIZSaint�Luke’s�North�Hospital�

Director Dr . Robert Battmer Family Citizens�Bank�&�Trust�Wealth�Management�Hollis + Miller Architects McRuer CPAs

Pearl Consulting Zona Rosa

Star Dr. and Mrs. Steven Billings Burleson�Orthodontics�Scholars Dollars Midwest Trust Michael�and�Susan�Newburger�Foundation�Park University PiperJaffray & Company

Co-Star BlueCross BlueShield of Kansas City Dr. Robert & Beverly Burns C & C Group Commerce Bank Katy Pat Dorsey & Family First Student Russell and Dona Jones Kent�Mayfield�-�Shelter�InsurancePlatte Valley Bank Dr. Greg & Denise Schnell Smith & Boucher Spencer Fane Britt & Browne LLP

Smart Start S U M M E R S C H O O L

2013 SPONSORS

2013 SPONSORS

33%

4%6%

24%

34%

Chart 5

Statement of Assets, Liability and Equity

CURRENT ASSETSCash and cash equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$24,490.45��Investment�Trust�(Citizens)�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$551,523.07��Total Current Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �$576,019.52��

TOTAL�ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$576,019.52��

LIABILITIES & EQUITYEQUITYFund�balances�December�31,�2012�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$511,799.88��Net�Income�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$64,219.64��Total Equity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$576,019.52��

TOTAL�LIABILITIES�&�EQUITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$576,019.52��

Statement�of�Revenues�&�Expenditures�Income

FUNDRAISINGContributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$89,952.88��Fundraisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$64,195.98��Smart Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15,500.00��Pass Throughs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,800.00��Reimbursements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,710.00�

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$179,158.86�

INVESTMENTInterest�-�Citizens�Bank�&�Trust�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8,268.22��Appreciation�-�CBT�Invest�Trust�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$80,682.96��

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$88,951.18�

Total Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $268,110 .04

EXPENSEScholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$27,499.00��Classroom grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$23,181.77��Smart Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$22,000.00��Dr. Carruth student grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,525.00��Student Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,225.00�National�board�certification�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $750.00��Office�administration�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$65,421.71��Office�expense�� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13,539.10��Fundraising expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19,628.54��Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12,305.82��Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11,239.46��Pass Thru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,800.00��

Total expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$203,890.40��

NET INCOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $64,219 .64

PARK HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTAS OF DECEMBER 31, 2013

SOURCES OF FUNDS

Contributions $89,952.88Fundraisers $64,195.98 Smart Start $15,500.00 Pass Through/Reimbursement $9,510.00 Investments $88,951.18

Star ($10,000 or greater)Zona RosaJ E Fehsenfeld Family

FoundationRotary Club of South PlatteEm ployees of the Park Hill

School District

Cornerstone ($5,000 to $7,499) Saint�Luke’s�North�HospitalGilbert and Mylinda ScottTom and Katrina HenkeNorth�Kansas�City�HospitalFirst Student

Benefactor ($2,500 to $4,999) CBIZ�Benefits�&�InsuranceBlueCross and BlueShieldCi�tizens�Bank�&�Trust�Wealth�

ManagementMike�and�Susan�Newburger

Supporters ($1,000 to $2,499) Stephanie AmayaMichael and Sherri AtchisonBraces by BillingsCit�izens�Bank�&�Trust�Wealth�

ManagementJim EvansJohn LinehanPark UniversityPlaza Middle SchoolJean ParrishPearl ConsultingKaty Pat DorseyRiv erside Riverfest and

Development Corp.Hollis + Miller ArchitectsWo�rth�Harley-Davidson�

North�Inc.McRuer CPAs Patron ($500 to $999) Burleson�OrthodonticsDr. Robert and Beverly BurnsDorothy CarverJames DunnDr. Dennis and Ann FisherJanice Bolin and Scott Austin Me tropolitan Community

Colleges�-�Maple�WoodsNo�rthwest�Missouri�State�

UniversityParkville Rotary ClubPearsonPearson’s PowerSchoolPiper Jaffray & Co.Platte Valley Bank of MissouriJim and Debbie RichDr. Greg and Denise SchnellCarmen and Jerry ScottSmith and BoucherSp encer Fane Britt &

Browne LLPDr. Scott and Leah SpringstonVictoria ThurstonUniversal Construction

Friend ($250 to $499) Terry BeasleyEd and Peggy BradleyBarbara BuckerCongress Middle School PTADr. Chris DanielsLucille DouglasShawn FitzmorrisPaul and Sylvia GaultJennifer GrossHaldex Brake Product Corp.Hunt�Midwest�Enterprises,�IncDr. Paul and Rachel KellyNicole�KirbyKent and Judy MayfieldJohn and Leslie McClaflinDr.�Kelly�McNabbJay�NiceswangerPar�5�Technologies�Inc.Pediatric�Care�NorthMatt PepperDr. Bill RedingerRon and Stephanie SchieberBev VogtBob�and�Sandy�WeidtTracy�Witherspoon�

Guardian ($1 to $249)ACI�Boland,�Inc.Carol AckersonRebecca AdlerJan AldermanStephanie AndradeDr. Steven ArcherBarbara�Aschwanden-ThomasAmy BakerJanine BakerBarbara and Terry BallouNatalie�BarnerAmy BarrSarah BarrettDr. Brian and Sheri BechtelScottie BegemannAndrea BerkaCarolyn BidwellDanyel BischofJoAnn BlakelyDeborah BlankRebecca BledsoeSteven BleishCheri BoehnerKevin BolandJeannie BolgerKay BraudrickDerek and Jennifer BrownMaureen BuckJennifer BuckmasterLeroy and Roslyn BurneyTodd and Linda BurrSara CapraSarah Carlgren

Matt CarlsonJudi CarlsonJohn CarrMary CarrierMegan CarsonDaniel CarterJacob CarterLesley CatlettBeth CavenKelly ChambersJill Marie ChambersRick Ace ChambersJiansheng ChenBarb CianiCiti CardsCity of RiversidePatricia CoffeyDr. Josh ColvinCommerce BankKathie CoonsDr. Jennifer CorumCharles CoughlinDr. Jeanette CowherdDavid and Jacque CoxJohn and Patricia CrawfordDeborah CrouseDave CummingsDr. Angela CurreyMary Lee CushmanErnestine DavisRise DeCrescenzoDr. Melissa DeDonderRobert DeGoodDouglas DeLaySara DerhamAmy DeSmetBarb and Ron DiBlasiAbby DisselhoffSara DorrianCynthia DunnJuliana EckerleBarbara ElderWilliam�and�Patti�ErnesteSasha ErwinChristine EvansCharlene and Don FrerkingMichelle and Daniel FischerWilliam�FoleyRebecca and Ben FordGifts Scholar DollarsPhilip and Jeanne GoodinSheryl GoodwinMichael GoorskyMaggie GrahamGreater HorizonsBetsy GreimKate GuierDr. LuAnn HalverstadtRyan HanselJane HarringtonTara HarveyKristin HavensBrian HayesLee HeineriksonSandra HemayaKashca Henry

Susan HenryKerrie HerrenCarrie HibbelerKimberly HoneycuttRobert HoskinsJeanette HoyDr.�Lezlee�IvyCarie JardingDr. Linda KaiserTim KalisVicky KeatingWilliam�KeelingRoseann KetchmarkDr. Rebecca KieferDr. Michael KimbrelDr. Brad and

Denise KincheloeStacy KindsDr. Jeff KleinRyne KloeppelJulie and Tom KloeppelMichael KochSteve and Patricia KolbDr. Rebecca KroenkeRyan KucharoWendy�LashbrookBeverly and Tom LeachBoon and Sheri LeeCristina and Joe LelugaChristine LiebKrista LindnerTodd LindsayDr. Dale LongeneckerBrenda MartinezRonda McCullickAmanda McCulloughKyle and Jacqueline MillerDr. Deborah MillerJohn and Pam MillerJim and Liz MillerBarbara MorrowCathryn MoyesMarcy MuddChristy MuehlDavid�and�Shirley�NapoliMarcella�and�James�NelsonShari�NelsonThomas�and�Kimberly�NixonDebbie�NoonanNo�rthland�Regional�Chamber�

of CommerceLinda�Nowakowski�WinterJohn�NugentBill�and�Jean�OhlhausenCeleste�OrtegaJudith PerryJerry and Kari PetersonRandal PiercePoint Vista Global LLCRachel�Porter-DuronMichael RaganMary and Brian ReardonKeenie and Troy ReimerBrooke RentonMichael RichardsJudie Richey

Dr. Susan RizzoDr. Kerry and Jim RoeRosemary SalernoJeff SamenusKelley SampsonDr. Chad SayreLinda and Dan SchislerNiki�ScottCheryl ScottRonda ScottRosetta ScottRobert ShinogleDiane SimpsonDelilah SlipkeLarry SmithAndrew and Kim SmithMa rc and

Marianne SportsmanRyan StanleyStephen StokesCarol SummaElizabeth SumnerCarolen TharpHorace TisdelCheryl TobyDr. Tim ToddJoseph ToigoTremco�IncBrittany TrentmanTr�i-County�Mental�Health�Services,�Inc.

Mary TruvillionDr. Teresa TulipanaDerrick UnruhJ.W.�UprightBrian Van BataviaCindy Van CleaveSusan and Jim Van HooserJeff VandevenChr istine and

Douglas VanleeuwenHeather VengleyBrenda VernonMark VonhausenMatt�WachelRachel�WardChristy�WeymuthJim�WhisnantTammy�WhiteLinda�WiederholtRob�WillardRegina�WintjenPhil�and�Kim�WittDella�Wooddell

In�addition,�thank�you�to the many supporters who participated in our fundraisers and attended our annual events.

strengthens our schools, children & community

CONTRIBUTORS 2013

Lora AckermanCarol AckersonRebecca AdlerJan AldermanTamara AllenStephanie AmayaRobyn Anderson Stephanie AndradeAmy Andruska David AnsonDr. Steven Archer Dr. Kimberly Archer Emily ArthurBarbara�Aschwanden-ThomasDarcy AustinAmy BakerJanine BakerNatalie�BarnerAmy Barr Julie BatesTerry BeasleyMelissa BeattyChris�BejcekKris BergmanAndrea BerkaRomola BernardCarolyn BidwellJoAnn BlakelyDeborah BlankCheri BoehnerSara BoenJeannie BolgerNicole�BoshardMaria BradshawKay BraudrickShannon BraunHelen BridgesEliabeth Brockhoff Ashley BrooksAaron BrownSarah Brown Jennifer BuckmasterHelen Bugh Connie BurkDr. Tori CainSara CapraMichele CargyleSarah Carlgren John CarrMegan CarsonPaula CarterLesley Catlett Beth CavenMikaela CazzellKelly ChambersRick Ace ChambersJill Marie ChambersCheryl ChaputMelinda ChaseLorraine ClarkSharon CleavelandJodi Coen Chris Coen Sarah CohallaSusan Cole Jennifer CollinsDr. Joshua ColvinDana CookAndrea Cook Dr. Jennifer CorumCharles CoughlinDr. Jeanette CowherdTracy CoxLeanne Cox

Rosemary CraftGretchen CrilleyDeborah CrouseTara CrowlMargaret CummingsKay CunninghamDr. Angela CurreyAndrew DaleTerri DalyDr. Chris Daniels Linda DavidsonDr. Melissa DeDonderCassandra Defenbaugh Douglas DeLayJulie DenneySara DerhamAmy DeSmetMary DicksonAbby DisselhoffSara DorrianDeidre DreilingCynthia DunnJames DunnJulie DyeJessica ElfrinkAmy ElliottWilliam�ErnesteSasha ErwinRachel EvansRachelle Evans Cheryl FainKristen FallenLinda FarrisKaren FelichChad FetteShawn FitzmorrisJennie FortunaJeff FosterRobert FranksTina FreemanTaralyn GarnerGary GeeSue GillandTracy Gillispie Mike GilsdorfKathy GinestraJames GodfreyJennifer GoffSheryl GoodwinTeresa GourleyMelinda GrayBarbara GreenhagenBetsy GreimJennifer GrossKristina GrussingEllen HamiltonVicki HansenSarah HarrisonAmy HaynesShanna HaysMelissa HeiligLee HeinerksonSandra HemayaDrew HemphillPam Hemphill Diane HendersonSusan HenryJill HensleyEmily HerodKerrie HerrenChristine HibbsPam HickmanJill HildMichael Hoffman

Jennifer HoldenAmy HollidayKari Holub Kyle HoweJanet HubbardRebecca HurtDr.�Lezlee�IvyKay JacksonBeth JensenJanet JohnsonJennifer JohnsonRoyal JolliffAlicia JonesDr. Linda KaiserBeth KasperJeanie KauffmanDr. Paul KellyDana Kepler Leslie KernsAngela KerrDr. Alicia Kershaw Ken KerwinDr. Michael Kimbrel Dr. Brad KincheloeNicole�KirbyDr. Jeff Klein Julie KloeppelDave KnappDeanna KoellikerKarin KoerperichJennifer KoynConnie KramerJaNette�KunelsCharlotte LandTaylor Lane Kathryn Lane Nicole�LanganCara LangerAngie LangfordTanya LanghusVickie LarkinsMary Laughlin Beverly LeachThomas LeePoppy Lee Staci LeiveClayton LenhertLaura Lenhert Kevin LevetzowJacqueline LewisTodd LindsayDr. Dale LongeneckerLori LopezLisa LuebbertAnneka LuethSarah MaiKevin MarnellSara MarrantKeri MartensenSusan MartinLesley MathesCarol Mayfield Ronda McCullickRussell McDanielsAimee McDonaldJetta McGinnissLisa McLaughlinKim McMullenDr.�Kelly�McNabbKelly�McNamaraLowell MesserDr. Deborah MillerMelissa MillerMary Loretto Mills

Curt MonroeDarcy MonroeKerry MoonSusan MooreBarbara MorrowCindy MoyerJennifer MuchowErika MuellerMargaret MuenksMargaret MullinsNicole�Natzke�Lisa��NicholsonJessica�OlderAmanda�Olvera�Nichole�OothoudtEve�OrfErich�OstrowskiSara�OwenJill�OwensRochelle PadillaLeah PantherHeather PappertElisa ParkerValerie ParkerCarla ParryJennifer PaschallMelaDee PattersonJennyfer PedersonViki PersonettLindsey PickettJamie Pietroburgo Judith PinkstonKathryn PittmanVanessa Prindle Dr. Bill Redinger Maria ReeseGina Reiter Patricia RendoGeoffrey RenoBrooke RentonBarbara RhodesMona RhodusJim RichJudie RicheyRachelle RidenhourCindy RietzkeSarah Riley Gail RobaskaDr. Kerry RoeLisa RoepeAmy�Rogers�-�JohnsonBrooke RohfingPamela RooneyKari Rowe Cathy RoyMarilyn RugglesKelly RulonLinda SalfrankKelley SampsonDr. Chad SayreRebecca SchademannLinda SchislerChristie SchmeltzLaura SchuetzKate SchulerMarcy SchumacherRonda ScottCheryl ScottCarmen ScottMelanie SebelJohn SedlerRobert�Self�III�Amanda ShanksBenay Shannon

Steve SheriffDiane SimpsonFrancie SipesBridgett SisselLarry SmithBill SobbeRebecca Southard Kristen SpenceAmy SpillmanDr. Scott SpringstonMegan StametsRyan StanleyJennifer SteeleCorey Steenhoek Gwen StrongStacey SturmStuart SullingerMary SumanJennifer SummervilleCarolen TharpKatherine ThompsonVictoria ThurstonBrian TimpeDr. Tim ToddJoseph ToigoKimberly ToyneAlice Trager Brittany Trentman Leslie TudorowskiDr. Teresa TulipanaRyan Turner Marcia UmscheidBrian Van BataviaSusan Van Hooser Ashley Van Horn Chasity VorbeckRobyn�WagnerAlicia��WalkerJulie�WallisTracey�WalterRachel�Ward�Melody�Waters�Sheila�WebsterMindy�WeinzerlKate�WellsLeslie�WestAnn�WhiteEric�White�Nora�WhitneyJennifer�WileyAndrea�WilkensMeredith�WilliamsAaron�WilsonJennifer�WilsonChristopher�WilsonTracy�WitherspoonDella�WooddellAngela�WooldridgeNedra�WoolfolkChris�Wright

2013 EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTORS The Park Hill Education Foundation would like to thank the following who contributed by payroll deduction.