Education for Scholars Inc.

“Expenses 248 office supplies 1,875 insurance 3,547 workers comp insurance 916 afterschool program expen 11,625 business registration fee 100 charitable donation 2,500 dues & membership 159 fundraising expense 4,135 license & permit 21 meals 383 payroll processing expens 621 postage 201 steam supplies 482 student scholarships 1,450 summer camp expenses 51,722 website 219 total 80,204”

“PRIOR YEARS 39,205”

“Computer equipment 0 1,655 less accumulated depreciation 0 1,655 furniture & equipment 0 2,663 less accumulated depreciation 0 2,663 total 0 0”

“PPP LOAN PAYABLE 0 1,375”

“To partner with students, parents, educational institutions, and other like-mided communties to ensure a successful future for youth.”

“Our overarching goal is to grow a diverse, inclusive workforce, with a special focus on stem careers, that is inclusive of students of color and young women. Our successes are as follows: 1.students reached (2020-2021) "141 students served "18 students attended the plant-a-seed stem institute "3 student interns were hired to help with the stem institute "89% minority (overall demographics) "50% female (overall demographics) 2.college and career results (2020-2021) "principal rabovsky wrote that "students felt like they were learning about life after high school and able to make a plan for the future." "based on student surveys, our teen participants increased their postsecondary readiness by 90%. "90% of students surveyed experienced increased exposure to stem/steam "efs took mclain students on 6 college tours 3.tulsa youth summer program fund & ready-set summer we received 61,995 of funding as a participant in the opportunity project expanding learning initiatives. We were able to fully implement an 8-week stem institute for 5 days a week during the summer. As a result of additional funding of 17,000 from them and 50,000 from the kaiser family foundation, we are continuing with our programming at mclain for the 2021- 2022 academic school year. According to the opp tidel summer 2021 efs data report, these are our student demographics: "78% economically disadvantaged "50% african american or black "22% asian "11% hispanic "11% mixed "6% caucasian or white this report shows that our impact and outcomes align with our overarching goal to grow a diverse, inclusive workforce, with a special focus on stem careers, that is inclusive of students of color and young women.”