FULLY FUNDED! Adaptive Art for All!
FULLY FUNDED! Adaptive Art for All!
♥ DONORS WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Any donation is appreciated!
Where Your Donation Goes
- Weekly art class for ATPS students at the Paint a Miracle studio
- 30 classes this school year for each student
- The cost to use the art room, have a teacher present every week and all of the supplies at Paint a Miracle
- An art portfolio for each student as well and an art show to display and celebrate their work
- Student art will be made into items that they can sell
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $1,743.11
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects. Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
ATPS Adaptive Art for All!
ATPS Adaptive Art for All!
Hello! My name is Ms. Cayla Scharoll!
Here is a little more about me and my students…
I am a teacher for the Adult Transition Program and Services (ATPS) at the Dr. John M. Schultz Educational Campus.
The RCS Adult Transition Program and Services (ATPS) and students with multiple impairments (SXI) would love the opportunity to attend an art class every week at the Paint-A-Miracle studio located in downtown Rochester.
In 2019, the RCS community helped fully funded a same request and allowed our students to attend up to 30 classes that school year!! The students were ECSTATIC!!
They all had an opportunity to create, showcase, and even sell their art, if they chose to do so!! Every donor that contributed to their joy received a personalized thank you note with their art from outside. THANK YOU!
More about our project…
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Paint-A-Miracle is so thrilled to have our students back at their program, that they have offered a grant for half the cost.
Help us match the grant!
The main principles of the ATPS is for students to develop independence with the community through community relationships. This program offers the opportunity to create art with the support and accommodations that students to be independent and participate fully within our community.
Your support will foster independence, community connections, and the opportunity to participate in the community. This will enhance the lives of students in a positive way! Thank you for your consideration!
♥ Any donation amount is appreciated! ♥
Where Your Donation Goes:
- Weekly art class for ATPS students at the Paint a Miracle studio
- 30 classes this school year for each student
- The cost to use the art room, have a teacher present every week and all of the supplies at Paint a Miracle
- An art portfolio for each student as well and an art show to display and celebrate their work
- Student art will be made into items that they can sell
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $2,000.
♥ DONORS WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to bring this project to life!
Steven Fulkerson
December 21, 2022
Qiuxia Li
October 30, 2022
Deanne Moore
October 28, 2022
Megan loves this class!
Linda Kalaj
October 28, 2022
Kelsey Biswanger
October 26, 2022
Eunjeong Jeon
October 24, 2022
Brooke Dunwell
October 10, 2022
Ann Williams
October 6, 2022
Sandhya Sree Athmakuri
October 6, 2022
Kudos
Maureen Moons
October 6, 2022
dinesh kesavan
May 5, 2022
JULIA WASILUK
May 4, 2022
Cameron looks forward to this every week.
Anonymous
May 4, 2022
Kimberly Dinda
May 4, 2022
Amy Schuster
May 4, 2022
Happy to support this amazing program for the ATPS students!
Karen Schaefer
May 4, 2022
Thank you for this wonderful program for our ATPS students!
Katja Hoefler
March 8, 2022
Anne Burcz
March 8, 2022
Art is a wonderful outlet!
Melissa Haddad
February 12, 2022
Anonymous
January 25, 2022
Lynn Gilleland
January 21, 2022
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects. Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
FULLY FUNDED! AHS “Take A Minute” Calm Environment Project!
FULLY FUNDED! AHS “Take A Minute” Calm Environment Project!
♥ DONOR WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to bring this project to life!
Todd Piwowar
January 25, 2022
Anonymous
January 22, 2022
Jeneanne Hanley
January 21, 2022
Thank you for providing a comforting, welcoming and fun environment for all kids to reach their learning potential. 💗💗💗
Shannon Santella
January 21, 2022
We love our Highlanders and all their phenomenal teachers ❤️
Andrea Wright
January 21, 2022
Erin Ross
January 21, 2022
Thank you so much Tracye for all that you've done and continue to do. Best of luck with this wonderful project!
David Benedict
January 21, 2022
Alicia Vasilakis
July 27, 2020
This is a wonderful Idea. Keep up the good work.
Anonymous
July 27, 2020
Sue Evans
March 6, 2020
Cathy Wood
February 8, 2020
Thank you for all you do!!!
Jeni Hester
February 4, 2020
Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
Hello! My name is Ms. Tracye Schwartz.
I am a Learning Consultant at Adams High School. I am seeking your help to raise enough funds to create a “Take A Minute” Calm Environment Space that is more inviting and serene to accommodate and comfort to students with special needs, 504 and/or IEP, anxiety disorders, or any student struggling with social emotional health while taking assessments or working on projects outside of the classroom.
This is my proposal’s compelling why…
Often times, students with special needs, be it a 504 accommodation plan, an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), Generalized Anxiety Disorder, or any child struggling with his/her social and emotional health seemingly feel more comfortable taking assessments or working on assignments and projects outside of the classroom in a non-traditional, quiet and calm setting.
It is our desire at Adams High School (AHS) to create an environment of tranquillity and quiet to accommodate and comfort this unique population of students.
With the use of alternative seating, study carrels, privacy screens, and an area rug to control noise, we feel these students will be able to cope better with their test anxiety and consequently, improve their assessment performances.
Moreover, students can access the space to receive extra classroom supports, particularly in math and language arts.
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Help us reach our goal!
Currently, we do not have appropriate furniture to accommodate the amount of students who are accessing the room.
With your support, the following items and furniture will be purchased to create the “Take A Minute” space and provide students with the opportunity to self-regulate, refocus, and reduce stress, anger, and/or anxiety and be fully engaged in the learning process.
Thank you for your consideration!
Any donation is appreciated!
Where Your Donation Goes
- 12 Desks
- 12 Chairs
- 4 Study Carrels
- 1 package of Privacy Shields
- 1 Standing Desk
- 4 Computer Chairs
- 1 Essential Oil Diffuser and Oils
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $3,450
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
AHS HIGHLANDERS BOYS LACROSSE FUNDRAISER
AHS HIGHLANDERS BOYS LACROSSE FUNDRAISER
ROCHESTER ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLANDERS
BOYS LACROSSE FUNDRAISER
Click here to watch a quick: THANK YOU video from the AHS Boys Lacrosse Team
We are in great need of your support!
Fundraising now, more than ever, is vital to the success of our program!!
Please consider donating and sharing via email, text, and social media so that our goal of $15,000 can be reached.
♥ This is where you can help ♥
Help us reach our goal!
Your donation will help offset costs applied to the AHS Boys Lacrosse program.
Your donation is greatly appreciated and tax-deductible!
♥ Any donation amount is appreciated! ♥
Where Your Donation Goes:
- Some of these costs include repair and purchase of equipment, training camps, competitions, gear, travel costs, & uniforms.
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $5,000
♥ DONORS WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you so much for your support! GO HIGHLANDERS!
Todd Piwowar
October 24, 2022
Anonymous
October 6, 2022
Melissa Coen
October 6, 2022
Jason Tether
May 31, 2022
HARTONO NGATIO
May 5, 2022
Michelle Smith
April 22, 2022
Carey Northcutt
April 22, 2022
On behalf of Jenson Northcutt
Evelyn Randazzo
April 22, 2022
Lori Price
April 22, 2022
Jennifer Horvath
April 22, 2022
Aiden Janes
April 22, 2022
Julie Adams
April 22, 2022
Cindy Stein
April 22, 2022
On behalf of Kaitlyn Kauppila
Eric Orlowsky
April 22, 2022
Steve and Jeneanne Hanley
April 22, 2022
On behalf of Aiden Hanley
Michelle Partlow
April 22, 2022
Katherine Burgin
April 22, 2022
Please print the receipt that you receive after submission, for your records.
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
Link Crew Program at AHS!
Link Crew Program at AHS!
Hello! My name is Mr. Edward Boguslawski.
I am one of the Link Crew Coordinators at Adams High School (AHS). The AHS Link Crew Coordinators are seeking your help to raise enough funds to attend the advanced training and further implement the Link Crew Freshman Mentoring program.
This is my proposal’s compelling why…
Link Crew is a nationwide program that aims to set up each freshman with upperclassmen to help him/her smoothly transition into high school.
Link Crew is firmly embedded as our freshman mentoring program at AHS. We fully intend to have this program continuing every year with each incoming freshman class. As time progresses, every single student that attends AHS will have participated in the Link Crew program as a freshman and then some of them again as upperclassmen Link Leaders.
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Help us reach our goal!
With your support, the cost of the conference, travel and roundtrip expenditure will be covered, allowing us to bring back new and successful methods to apply towards the Link Crew Freshman Mentoring program.
Thank you for your consideration!
Any donation is appreciated!
Where Your Donation Goes
- Annual conference fees for new advisors and coordinators to attend
- Costs for supplies and materials to prepare for Freshman orientation
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $2,868
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
♥ DONOR WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to support our project!
Anonymous
February 4, 2023
Anonymous
January 31, 2023
Miyoung Ahn
October 24, 2022
Anonymous
October 6, 2022
Elizza Kudret
May 6, 2022
Rebecca Mires
March 9, 2022
Fancy Moreland
March 9, 2022
Lydia Arellano
March 8, 2022
Sharon Pizzuti
January 21, 2022
Grateful for this valuable and impactful program and all those associated with it!
yuhong FU
May 26, 2021
Yuanlin Zhu
May 26, 2021
Prapulla Devineni
December 28, 2020
Brian Balutanski
December 28, 2020
Nhung Nguyen
July 30, 2020
Lynn Ris
July 27, 2020
Thank you for this amazing organization!
Debra Dunn
March 7, 2020
Thank you for doing this program - it really makes a difference!
Kimberly Komjathy
December 12, 2019
Thanks so much!
Steve Ferguson
December 3, 2019
AHS Track & Field Program
AHS Track & Field Program
Rochester Adams High School (AHS) Highlanders
Track & Field Fundraiser
We are in great need of your support!
Please consider donating and sharing this link via email, text, and social media so that our goal of $5,000 can be reached.
Your donation will help offset costs applied to the AHS Boys and Girls Track and Field program.
♥ This is where you can help ♥
Help us reach our goal!
Fundraising now, more than ever, is vital to the success of the RHS Boys’ and Girls’ Track & Field Program!
We are asking for each student/athlete’s family to donate $100.00. This will be the only fundraiser for the program.
♥ Any donation amount is appreciated! ♥
Where Your Donation Goes:
- Finish line timer
- 2 – Hurdle Carts
- 8 – Hurdles
- Uniforms
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $5,000
♥ DONORS WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to bring this project to life!
Todd Piwowar
October 24, 2022
Anonymous
October 6, 2022
Melissa Coen
October 6, 2022
Jason Tether
May 31, 2022
HARTONO NGATIO
May 5, 2022
Michelle Smith
April 22, 2022
Carey Northcutt
April 22, 2022
On behalf of Jenson Northcutt
Evelyn Randazzo
April 22, 2022
Lori Price
April 22, 2022
Jennifer Horvath
April 22, 2022
Aiden Janes
April 22, 2022
Julie Adams
April 22, 2022
Cindy Stein
April 22, 2022
On behalf of Kaitlyn Kauppila
Eric Orlowsky
April 22, 2022
Steve and Jeneanne Hanley
April 22, 2022
On behalf of Aiden Hanley
Michelle Partlow
April 22, 2022
Katherine Burgin
April 22, 2022
Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
AHS LED SIGN for PRESS BOX
AHS LED SIGN for PRESS BOX
♥ DONORS WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
THANK YOU RCS Community for helping offset the cost to purchase and install a brand new state-of-the-art LED sign for the AHS press box!!
Sharon Pizzuti
November 4, 2022
Eugenia Cusumano
November 3, 2022
Go Highlanders!!!!
Christine Bennett
October 26, 2022
Trisha Bolach
October 8, 2022
Jeni Hester
September 23, 2022
Robin Hugen
September 23, 2022
Designated to AHS - purchase for LED Press Box Sign. Go Highlanders!
Cindy Stein
September 23, 2022
Jodie Danko
September 23, 2022
Kelly Wysocki
September 23, 2022
Jeff Tether
August 29, 2022
Designated to AHS - purchase for LED Press Box Sign
Jeff Tether
August 29, 2022
Designated to AHS - purchase for LED Press Box Sign
Jeff Schmitz
August 29, 2022
Designated to AHS - purchase for LED Press Box Sign
Jeff DeGrieck
August 29, 2022
LED sign for the athletic press box at AHS
Rochester Adams High School (AHS) Highlanders
LED SIGN for PRESS BOX
We are in great need of your support!
Please consider donating and sharing this link via email, text, and social media so that our goal of $30,000 can be reached! We are more than halfway there and ask you to consider helping us achieve!
Your donation will help the AHS athletics team purchase and place an ADAMS LED sign above the press box!
♥ This is where you can help ♥
Help us reach our goal!
♥ Any donation amount is appreciated! ♥
Where Your Donation Goes:
- LED Press Box Signage
- Engineering – Spec Drawings and structural engineering
- Aluminum Framing System
- Installation
- Permits, City of Rochester Hills
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Projected Goal $9000.
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
AIBO – Learning Artificial Intelligence through A Cyborg Canine
AIBO – Learning Artificial Intelligence through A Cyborg Canine
Hello! My name is Ms. Morey!
I am a teacher at Rochester Adams High School where I currently teach Robotics, Engineering and Architecture. I am seeking your help to raise enough funds to purchase an AIBO robotic dog.
This is my proposal’s compelling why…
We only have so many resources with the robots we already have. My students are able to program these robots and see how we can control them, but we are not able to see how a robot can learn all by itself. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going to be a large part of robotics heading into the future and we should have the resources to keep up with this change.
Having the aibo robot will offer us the opportunity to see how an AI robot can work by understanding how it develops over time from its interactions within the classroom. This robot has the AI to learn through its own curiosity from its own experiences, giving the class a good idea of how AI can be used in robotics.
More about my project…
The AIBO robotic dog is a robot puppy that has the ability to learn from and adapt to its surroundings. It is not only good for learning, but also good for bringing joy to the classroom. It can learn its name, commands, and can even be taught to do tricks. We believe that between the first-hand experience of watching an AI robot grow and having fun while doing so, the benefit the robotics class will receive from aibo is well worth the cost.
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Help Rochester Adams Robotics and Engineering students purchase the very first aibo robotic dog and enhance educational learning and lifelong memories!
Your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate $5 or $50. Every little bit helps!!
Your support will foster innovations ideas, teamwork, community connections, and the opportunity to participate in educational success!! Thank you for your consideration!
♥ Any donation amount is appreciated! ♥
Where Your Donation Goes:
- aibo robot puppy
- Pink ball
- Charging Station (Charging stand, Charging mat)
- AC adaptor and Power cord
- 3 year AI cloud service
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Projected Goal $3200.
♥ DONOR WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to bring this project to life!
Scott Adams
February 7, 2023
From the Adams Family
Emer Kenny
January 25, 2023
Michelle Trame
January 25, 2023
The Johnston Family
January 25, 2023
Anonymous
December 11, 2022
Anonymous
December 5, 2022
Christa LaBrosse
December 5, 2022
Andrey Chernolutskiy
December 5, 2022
Rob Shelby
December 5, 2022
Karen Phillips
December 5, 2022
Tricia Grimminger
December 5, 2022
David Benedict
December 4, 2022
Olessya Mazurs
December 4, 2022
Anonymous
November 20, 2022
Niranjan Duvvuru
October 26, 2022
Fritz Nelson
October 26, 2022
Christine Bennett
October 26, 2022
Anonymous
October 25, 2022
Anonymous
October 25, 2022
Chris Ferow
October 25, 2022
Delena Spencer
October 20, 2022
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects. Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
FULLY FUNDED! McGregor Art Studio Seeking Artsy Rug!
FULLY FUNDED! McGregor Art Studio Seeking Artsy Rug!
♥ DONOR WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to bring this project to life!
Marco Bianchini
March 14, 2022
Nicholas Godwin
March 10, 2022
Anonymous
March 9, 2022
Paola Carmona
March 8, 2022
Thank you for inspiring our kids!
Bonnie Lawrence
March 8, 2022
Karen Packwood
February 3, 2022
Lisa Lamb
February 3, 2022
I LOVE that you call the art room the "art studio" at McGregor! The kids are so lucky to have YOU!
Anonymous
February 3, 2022
Elisa Sboukis
February 2, 2022
Teachers are our heros! Thank you for taking such amazing care of our babies.
Amy Drill
February 1, 2022
Anagha Sawant
February 1, 2022
Lindsey Gill
February 1, 2022
Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
♥ Hello! My name is Ms. Mallory Molnar ♥
Our students at McGregor elementary absolutely enjoy coming into our art and architecture studios! We want to help keep their excitement intrigued and are seeking your help to raise enough funds to purchase a 6′ X 9′ Shapes and Colors Activity carpet.
The Shapes and Colors Activity carpet is ideal for classroom management, organized classroom seating and providing the perfect setting for classroom activities,
This is our proposal’s compelling why…
This learning space will help support the learning for all students, TK-5, at McGregor Elementary!
♥ This is where you can help ♥
Help us reach our goal!
We are very excited to connect with the community and help our students excel in learning. Thank you for your consideration and your support to positively impact the education of our McGregor Transitional Kindergarteners through 5th grade!
Any donation is appreciated!
Where Your Donation Goes
-
Learning Shapes & Colors Activity Carpets
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- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $640
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
FULLY FUNDED! Stoney Creek Students Seek Comfort While Learning Sign Language!
FULLY FUNDED! Stoney Creek Students Seek Comfort While Learning Sign Language!
♥ DONOR WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you for taking time to bring this project to life!
Carolyn Young
January 21, 2022
Denise Weston
January 21, 2022
Karen Hernacki
January 21, 2022
Shannon Angersbach
January 21, 2022
Cari Hurt
January 21, 2022
Anonymous
January 21, 2022
Wendy Depp
January 21, 2022
Jessica Tiffin
January 21, 2022
Andrea Merritt
January 21, 2022
Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
First and Foremost – THANK YOU – for taking time to visit my proposal!
♥ Hello! My name is Ms. Christie DeSano ♥
The American Sign Language (ASL) class at Stoney Creek High School provides a unique visually engaging experience for students and having comfortable seating is essential!
To help keep their experience and interest intrigued in ASL, we are seeking your help to raise enough funds to purchase 15 Big Joe Dorm Bean Bag Chairs to help transition classroom furniture to flexible seating.
The Big Joe Dorm Bean Bag Chairs are made with SmartMax Fabric: Tough, stain resistant, water-resistant, and easily cleaned with a damp cloth!
This is our proposal’s compelling why…
In ASL classes, students use visual language as their main mode of communication.
It is essential to have seating that is conducive to this type of environment. This grant is a request to start transitioning classroom furniture to flexible seating.
Flexible seating would allow students to easily move into conversation circles. After surveying each class, flexible seating is something a majority of students feel like would increase their comfort level and ultimately their level of engagement.
♥ This is where you can help ♥
Help us reach our goal!
We are very excited to connect with the community and help our students enjoy and enhance their means of in learning in a very safe and comfortable setting.
Thank you for your consideration and your support to positively impact the education of our Stoney Creek ASL students today and for many years to come!
Any donation is appreciated!
Where Your Donation Goes
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- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $610
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
FULLY FUNDED! Brainpop! Visually Excelling!
FULLY FUNDED! Brainpop! Visually Excelling!
♥ DONORS WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
Thank you donors for taking time to bring this project to life!!
Anonymous
September 30, 2020
Patty & Matt Hoffman
September 30, 2020
For Brain pop books
Diana Lopez
September 30, 2020
harvey bronstein
September 30, 2020
Thidarut Green
September 30, 2020
I believe in helping the development of our communities especially those individuals who may need some extra help to reach their full potential. I recognize software tools such as BrainPOP may provide opportunities during these challenging times with the COVID distancing and virtual learning requirements. … Read more
I believe in helping the development of our communities especially those individuals who may need some extra help to reach their full potential. I recognize software tools such as BrainPOP may provide opportunities during these challenging times with the COVID distancing and virtual learning requirements. HOWEVER, I would like to share my opinion that I believe individuals with autism are best developed through programs with outdoor activities, focusing on nature and a very high level of interpersonal skill development. When circumstances permit, I encourage you and others doing this work to move away from digital media and move towards live programs and tangible media. Keep up your good intentions!
Katherine Neill
September 30, 2020
Johnathon Lipka
September 30, 2020
Anonymous
September 30, 2020
Anonymous
September 30, 2020
Laura Korell-Mann
September 30, 2020
Anonymous
September 30, 2020
Sarah Lacey
September 30, 2020
Debra Hartman
September 30, 2020
Melissa Hoffman
September 30, 2020
From the family of Elliott Hoffman - Brain POP books
Hello RCS Community,
My name is Ms. Jenny Wordell.
I am a Special Ed, ASD Teacher Consultant and I am seeking your help to raise enough funds to purchase the BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr. subscriptions for our teachers to utilize this tool and enhance reading, math, daily living, science, and social studies lessons for our students with Autism!
BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr. provide an online library of short, easy to digest videos on a variety of topics that are very student friendly!
This is my proposal’s compelling why… ♥
Students with Autism are typically visual learners!
Having access to BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr. will impact over 40 students in our Autism programs. The program will enhance and support the curriculum concepts with visual support on a daily basis.
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Please join us in our efforts to help our students with Autism excel visually with BrainPOP!
This is Where Your Donation Goes
- BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr.
- Annual Teacher Access
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Projected Goal $504
Thank you for your consideration!
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects. Thank you for your generous contribution and dedication to making a difference!
FULLY FUNDED! Brooklands Literacy Matters Project!
FULLY FUNDED! Brooklands Literacy Matters Project!
♥ DONOR WALL OF SUPPORT ♥
THANK YOU for taking time to bring this project to life!
Robert Justin
May 9, 2022
Would like to see the plan to execute this program. How does one get a copy? How is success defined?
Qiuxia Li
May 5, 2022
Daina Salayon
May 4, 2022
Kathryn Cochill
May 4, 2022
The Cochill Family
Diane Hoffner
May 4, 2022
Qiuxia Li
March 9, 2022
Aysha Khan
March 8, 2022
Yolanda Kada
March 8, 2022
Kanthi Bhamidipati
March 8, 2022
Debra Furmaniak
March 8, 2022
Karen Kehres
March 8, 2022
Leslie Kelly
March 8, 2022
Thanks to both of you and what you do!
Rebecca Wiegand
March 8, 2022
Qiuxia Li
January 26, 2022
Vijay Daphale
January 21, 2022
Thanks!
Anonymous
January 21, 2022
Laura Koerner
January 21, 2022
Nicole Leitz
January 21, 2022
Thank you!!! ~The Leitz Family
Hello! I’m Colleen Mestdagh, Information Literacy Specialist and I’m Lisa Rabaut, Reading Recovery Specialist!
Together we are seeking your help to raise enough funds to enhance literacy and implement the “Bus Book Baskets” program at Brooklands! Your support will also provide our classrooms and library with March Book Madness books to carry out the #classroombookaday challenge!!
This is our proposal’s compelling why…
We believe literacy is a moral imperative for all! Our school community goals focus not only on high achievements and continuous improvement but also in building a joyful reading culture.
Supplementing books in all areas of a student’s day sets reading as a priority. Furthermore, books which are “mirror and windows” to children of diverse population will solidify the importance of how a literate life connects us to all humankind!
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Help us reach our goal!
With your support, the cost of the materials below to begin the “Bus Book Baskets”, literacy at home and March Book Madness will be covered and most importantly increase literacy initiatives at Brooklands Elementary.
Thank you for your consideration!
Any donation is appreciated!
Where Your Donation Goes
- 30 paperback books for 6 buses
- 100 paperback books to giveaway at family literacy night
- 30 copies of Game Changer
- 32 hardcover inclusive picture books
- 10 hardcover picture books
- 10 copies of the Enchanted Hour
- 10 copies of Jim Trelease’s Read Aloud Read Handbook
- 10 copies of Mem Fox’s Reading Magic
- 3rd party payment processing fee
- Fulfillment labor & materials
Total Project Goal $2,850
*A portion of the total project goal will be donated to the RCS Foundation to enhance and enrich learning for all RCS students, to help build awareness and to support additional programs and projects.
Anonymous
November 19, 2019
Suzanne Dunn
November 17, 2019
Steven Fulkerson
November 9, 2019
Thank you for your amazing enthusiasm, Kristi! This is yet another example of the incredible Rochester Community Schools programs.
Jessica Opfer
November 7, 2019
I am a "non-artist" who loves to teach about art (I coordinate Art Smart at North Hill Elementary) and this program sounds amazing!
Alisa Sarkic
November 5, 2019
Karen Schaefer
October 31, 2019
What a wonderful opportunity for our ATPS students!
Sue Srock
October 30, 2019
A donation well deserved.
Anonymous
October 30, 2019
Anne Burcz
October 29, 2019
Mary Crimmings
October 28, 2019
Jen Brown
October 28, 2019
Amy Kesler
October 28, 2019
Melissa Kanasty
October 28, 2019
My oldest child is a kindergartener at Hampton but I have been a special ed teacher for 19 years in another district. For many years I taught adult SXI (18-26 yr olds) in a school with very low parent support and participation. I know how hard it can be to want to provide worthwhile … Read more
My oldest child is a kindergartener at Hampton but I have been a special ed teacher for 19 years in another district. For many years I taught adult SXI (18-26 yr olds) in a school with very low parent support and participation. I know how hard it can be to want to provide worthwhile opportunities for my students but not have the means to do so unless it was coming out of my own pocket. Adaptive art is so worthwhile. Good luck in your pursuits!
Sandra Mazza
October 28, 2019
What a great program.
Jeni Hester
October 28, 2019
Anonymous
October 28, 2019
Prashanth Krishna
October 28, 2019
nancy oeswein
October 28, 2019
Debra Hartman
October 28, 2019
Kurt Wasiluk
October 28, 2019
Sandra Turner
October 25, 2019
What a wonderful opportunity! Possibly an art show at the end of the year? Thank you for the amazing ATPS program!
Lauren Greve
October 25, 2019
Hello! My name is Ms. Kristi McAllister!
Here is a little more about me…
I am a teacher for the Adult Transition Program and Services (ATPS) at the Dr. John M. Schultz Educational Campus.
I love my students because…
Even though I am the teacher, they have already taught me so much. While on the exterior it may not seem that they have opinions and wants, they most certainly do. I have taken the time to pay very close attention to their movements, eye gazes, facial expressions and body language to understand them and see them for who they are. They each are unique and have beautiful personalities! They are truly a gift.
More about my project…
RCS adult transition program and services (ATPS) students with multiple impairments (SXI) would love the opportunity to attend an art class every week at the Paint a Miracle studio located in downtown Rochester (30 classes this school year).
This opportunity will give students a chance to create art that they can showcase and sell if they so choose.
The main principles of the ATPS is for students to develop independence with the community through community relationships. This program offers the opportunity to create art with the support and accommodations that students to be independent and participate fully within our community.
Paint a Miracle is so thrilled to have our students attend their program, that they have offered a grant for half the cost.
♥ This is where you can help! ♥
Help us match the grant!
Your support will foster independence, community connections, and the opportunity to participate in the community. This will enhance the lives of students in a positive way! Thank you for your consideration!