Anderson School District Five Educational Foundation

“Expenses tech software 1,000 salary reimbursements 447 homeless student services 2,474 homeless supplies 5,414 teacher grants - supplies 9,774 other program supplies 3,230 meals 67 professional development 520 technology supplies 21,069 equipment 42,900 total 86,895”

“Other 1,816 0 total 1,816 0”

“Due to general fund 17,510 3,256”

“Provide education, scholarships and materials exclusively for the benefit of anderson school district five.”

“Teacher and instructional grants and materials to support educational learning. Programs include - 1. Purchases for the anderson institure of technology for incubator lab equpment. 2. Equipment and supply purchases for the bosch learing lab. 3. Supplies for one school one book program, reading camp books, and teacher needs.”

“Homeless foundation is a program to help homeless and needy students when the federal mckinney-vento homeless program money cannot be used due to restrictions. Items purchased with this program include bus passes, food, motel stays until temporary placement is found, telephone costs, salary reimbursements and supplies.”

“Avid scholarship, initiated during the 2010 2011 school year to honor the accomplishments of a graduating senior student, 3.0 gpa or higher, who had successfully completed the avid program during their high school career. Avid is an approved elective course taken during the school day. Students are selected to enroll in an avid class after an application process. For one class period a day, they learn organizational and study skills, work on critical thinking and asking probing questions, get academic help from peers and college tutors, and participate in enrichment and motivational activities that make college seem attainable. Students enrolled in avid are typically required to enroll in at least one of their school's toughest classes, such as honors or advanced placement, in addition to the avid elective. The avid curriculum, based on rigorous standards, was developed by middle and senior high school teachers in collaboration with college professors. It is driven by the wicor method, which stands for writing, inquiry, collaboration, organization and reading. Avid curriculum is used in avid elective classes and in content-area classes (english language arts, math, science, and social studies) in avid schools. Avid scholarship, initiated during the 2010 2011 school year to honor the accomplishments of a graduating senior student, 3.0 gpa or higher, who had successfully completed the avid program during their high school career. The needy student fund awarded a scholarship to a student in the adult education program.”