David Lubin Parent and Teachers Group

“Name: sacramento city unified school dist address: 5735 47th avenue sacramento, ca 95824 cash contribution: 18,000 name: sacramento city unified school dist address: 5735 47th avenue sacramento, ca 95824 cash contribution: 40,000”

“Expenses supplies 307 pto insurance 464 art supplies 1,582 chalk top - garden tour 500 art show expense 312 classroom enrichment 9,000 music instruction 8,738 music instruct. - suppies 645 yearbook expense 3,805 sly park program 970 sutter fort program 1,297 beautification program 2,971 kinder picnic 603 ptg operations 28 family basket 475 bank fees 285 internet expense 663 theater program 1,572 after school scholarships 300 library book expense 7,176 other operating expense 224 reclass to special events -35,069 total 6,848”

“The organization provides additional staffing and enhancements to the school curriculum of david lubin elementary school.”

“The david lubin ptg serves the students and families of david lubin elementary, which is a title 1 steam-designated school. The ptg includes all david lubin parents, guardians, and teachers and its mission is to enhance the education and enrichment opportunities for the students of david lubin, as well as to promote the welfare of children in home, school, and community. The ptg provides enrichment opportunities for our students, which include art and music classes, field trips, school gardens, after school academy, assemblies, and small group instructional aides. These programs, as well as our art and music teachers and the majority of our instructional aides, are completely paid for by ptg fundraisers. The ptg also hosts a number of community events throughout the year including a steam night, movie night, and the lubinpalooza music festival. Of our many fundraisers, the two biggest are our garden tour and jog-a-thon, the latter a favorite of our students which raises funds and emphasizes healthy living. Our 600+ students benefit greatly from these additional enrichment programs and provide them with a full and well-rounded education.”