CAL CARES is only one way the Foundation will give to our schools this year. Thanks to our donors and the strong base of the Foundation’s endowment, the Foundation gave a $75,000 donation to help offset the expenses of the new K-8 math curriculum. This allowed Caledonia Community Schools to reallocate funds to reinstate the Student Supports Coordinator position that helps with the coordination of mental, social and emotional services to meet the needs of students at a time when it’s so desperately needed.
In March, we gave an additional $10,050 to the district that was raised through our CAL CARES community campaign. This donation will provide transitional leveled reader resources for our Kindergarten thru 8th grade buildings as well as transitional activities for students, staff, and families as we transition to new middle school buildings in the fall.
We want to thank our donors who gave to this CAL CARES campaign! You are appreciated!
An unprecedented challenge demands an unprecedented response.
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CEF presents CAL CARES check to Dr. Martin.
L to R: Andy Johnson (CEF Trustee), Jeff Uherek (CEF Trustee), Dr. Martin (Superintendent)
David Schnurstein, (CEF President) and Denise Blunk (CEF Executive Director)
L to R: Andy Johnson (CEF Trustee), Jeff Uherek (CEF Trustee), Dr. Martin (Superintendent)
David Schnurstein, (CEF President) and Denise Blunk (CEF Executive Director)
Member of the Michigan Education Foundation
