Fundraising
Income Events
22-23 school year budget review
Income:
Fall Festival = $41,000
Dillons Community Rewards = $2,081
Penguin Patch = $2,659
Spirit Nights (local business community give-back nights - see calendar for these events) = $2,081
Where some of the money went?
BIG PURCHASE:
Choral Risers - The new risers are lightweight, easy to set up, and have additional safety guards. These risers can be used by teachers, for camps, and for music concerts. They relieved the burden of renting from the district office where scheduling and setup were difficult and no safety railings existed.
Sustaining Expenses:
Ice Machine Rental - used for camp coolers
Creative Cash for Every Teacher
Dillon's Rewards go to Specials with a matched amount from PTO - EE, PE, Art, Music
P/T Conferences Lunches
Child Care during PTO meetings and work nights
Earhart shirts for every student and teacher.
Teacher Appreciation Week - Gifts and Food
Earth Day materials
19-20 school year budget review
Income:
Fall Festival = approx $35,000
Where some of the money went?
Funds were used for all sustaining expenses through the next 1.5 years as a result of limited activities due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
18-19 school year budget review
Income:
Fall Festival = $28,000
Dillons Community Rewards = $1000
Boxtops = $867.90
Spirit Nights (local business community give back nights - see calendar for these events) = $1079
Coca Cola Rewards is new for 2022
Where some of the money went?
BIG PURCHASE:
Camp trailer for hauling camp supplies
Sustaining Expenses:
Ice Machine Rental - used for camp coolers
Creative Cash for Every Teacher
Dillon's Rewards go to Specials with a matched amount from PTO - EE, PE, Art, Music
P/T Conferences Lunches
Child Care during PTO meetings and work nights
Earhart shirts for every student
Teacher Appreciation Week - Gifts and Food
Pond Maintenance and repairs
Pet Supplies