Reachout Crestview

“Activity classification: educational support to school. Grantee name: crest view elementary school. Grantee address: 1897 sumac avenue boulder, co 80304. Amount given: 118,506.”

“Description: program & community event expenses. Amount: 18,113. Description: office expense. Amount: 457. Description: paypal fees. Amount: 1,110. Description: taxes & licenses. Amount: 20. Description: technology & maintenance. Amount: 1,007. Description: insurance. Amount: 255. Description: printing & reproduction. Amount: 23. Total to form 990-ez, line 16: 20,985.”

“Exhibit 1: program a- school and curriculum-based grants the grant review committee evaluates all grant proposals and approves or denies grants. The grants are announced at monthly community meetings. Grant requests are evaluated based on merit and the number of students benefited by each grant. Priority is assigned to the number of students benefited, long-term benefits to crest view, and academic or cultural value. -grade level grants. Money to supplement the classroom curriculum. Funds are based on grade levels and include enrichment activities, materials, online subscriptions and equipment. (i.e. Kindergarten,1st grade, 2nd grade, etc.) -program grants (specialists grants). Provides funding for specific programs at crest view elementary, such as music, pe, art, library, special ed, esl, literacy, technology etc. Funds provide equipment, materials and books. -fte teacher and fte specialists grants. Grants awarded to faculty at crest view elementary school at the beginning of the school year to purchase supplies and other necessary items to start up the classrooms in the fall. Amounts are awarded based upon fte (full time equivalent) percentages for the faculty, which are provided by the principal. -paraprofessional hours. Supplements the salary for a paraprofessional. -school copier is maintained through grant funding. Committee and special program and grants: -peer mediation. A program staffed by adult volunteers, students, and crest view staff to help children mediate conflicts amongst themselves. -multicultural diversity. Program promotes diverse learning through various cultures. -tutoring. Funding provides small group tutoring during school hours. -recess coaches. Provides soccer coaching during recess. -growe foundation. Funding is provided to the growe foundation for management and materials for the garden to table education program. -battle of books. Provides books for bob program and competition. -garden to table lessons. Funding provides lesson materials and garden upkeep. -reading room. Replaces leveled books for reading groups in the reading room. -makerspace. Materials are purchased for activities in the makerspace. -family resource services grant. Provides scholarships for low-income children who would otherwise be unable to participate in field trips, purchase school supplies or purchase books at the book fairs. Currently administered by the social worker that is staffed through bvsd. Other programs and community building: -fall festival. Provides activities for fun community event in september. Revenue is based on income generated by food sales. (did not happen due to pandemic in 2021) -spring fling. Provides activities for fun community event in may. Revenue is based on income generated by food sales. -spirit gear. Volunteers maintain crest view gear inventory to sell to the school community. -zapsters & trip trackers. Volunteers coordinate and manage programs which encourage students to bike, walk or bus to school. This includes prizes and treats for bike to school days. -giving snowman. A community service that provides "wish list" gifts to crest view families in need at christmas. -charity. Varies yearly. Donations were made to neighborhood schools after the marshall fire in december 2021. -welcome committee. Volunteers host welcome coffee events at the beginning of the year to welcome families to crest view and provide refreshments for open enrollment tours. -student directory. Directory provides contact information and easy event and volunteer sign-up. -hospitality. Provides snacks and refreshments for staff functions and for community meetings. -cougar cheer. Provides school-wide treats for the students throughout the year to boost school spirit, such as popsicles in august and light-sticks for halloween night. -staff celebrations. Funding provides refreshments for mid-year and end of year celebrations. -raptor reimbursements. Reimburses parents for the "raptor" screening fee that is required to volun”