Lansing Educational Foundation

“Line 10: grants and similar amounts paid alternative seating 436.10 sel literacy library 4,512.92 who, go pro 279.74 ernie miller field trips 480.00 measuring matter 391.13 dancing through pe 444.49 tech theatre curriculum 450.00 water distiller 387.00 fccla 1,000.00 marching lions sound system 493.65 aquaponics system 4,974.00 east asian studies 346.77 learning & linc-ing lions with lifeskills 813.95 fundamentals for social skills 485.01 more than just gym class 836.35 rolling for fitness 997.82 employment training for students with severe disabilities 859.23 learning with the senses 837.42 transitioning into early work experience 1,612.44 managing our emotions 1,532.85 job skills training 1,519.68 reading recovery 491.70 bcba grant 1,950.00 teacher/educational support professional of the year 1,779.45 classified staff bbq bash 1,000.00 new tables and chairs 3,745.53”

“Expenses honors breakfast expenses 11,192 sponsorships 100 teacher appreciation 483 supplies 824 membership dues 190 sales tax 571 administrative support 23,630 bank and credit card fees 321 annual report fee 40 total 37,351”

“Pledges receivable 250 0 total 250 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 2,087 10,171”

“The lansing educational foundation enhances the excellence in the learning environment for lansing students in usd 469 in partnership with the schools and community.”

“Lef funded 33 grants to lansing public schools during the 2018-2019 school year. This includes educate the pride classroom grants, building grants, autism grants, major gifts, and teacher of the year/educational support professional of the year grants. Educate the pride mini-grants fund classroom initiatives that focus on innovation and enrich student learning in the amounts of 500, 1,000, and 5,000. These grants have historically ranged from school culture program support, behavior interventions support teams, and new classroom technology, to assisting in student learning and the acquisition of character enrichment books, as well as stem-related enrichment programs.”

“Lef annual honors awards breakfast recognizes student academic achievement, teachers of the year, educational support professionals of the year and teacher grant recipients. Over 600 staff, business members, parents and students attended the honors awards breakfast.”

“The autism grant program benefits students with autism and related disabilities. Lansing public schools hosts a day treatment program, severe autism classroom, and a special education program for students aged 18-21 for students residing in the leavenworth county area. This program also supports teacher and staff education for certification as a board certified behavior analyst.”