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CoServ Foundation presented the Foundation with a donation of $10,000 for student scholarships and to fund classroom grants that focus on science, environmental studies, engineering and problem solving. CORPORATE PARTNERS IN FOUNDATION SUCCESS Students and parents work together to make and sell hundreds of cupcakes each spring at Boon Elementary School, with proceeds going towards the Foundation and the Angela Guest Memorial Scholarship Fund. The students organize and promote the event and work various shifts during Cupcake Sale Day; pictures of all scholarship recipients are available at www.AISDFoundation.org Cupcake SALE The Foundation board presented a check for $10,000 to Assistant Superintendent for HR Ken Gregorski and former Superintendent Dr. Lance Hindt in April 2016. These funds will support the district’s Teacher Tuition Reimbursement program which gives Allen ISD teacher scholarships for graduate studies or obtaining additional certifications, especially in high-need areas. FOUNDATION SUPPORTS Teacher Graduate Studies C reating Opportunities www.AISDfoundation.org 2016 UPDATE Sandra Mitchell, Katie Tsutsumi & Keri Laney, 3rd Grade Teachers, Evans Elementary For the past three years, the third grade students at Mary Evans Elementary have looked forward to the Economics Unit in social studies and the Financial Literacy Unit in math. The reason for their excitement -- The Economics Store! The original idea came from other teachers in Allen ISD; we loved it and ran with it. The first year was accomplished by “teacher funding” which stretched our pockets a bit. It was a total hit with the students so we knew it would be a learning opportunity that we wanted to continue. We received a grant from the Foundation and that gave us the start-up money that we desperately needed. Our students learn about money, human capital, labor, credit, planned and unplanned spending in the math unit. This is all reinforced by the social studies unit which covers products and services, supply and demand, producers and consumers, scarcity and availability. The students make the products to sell at school; each homeroom class makes a different product. Students set the prices based on the cost to produce the item and what they think the market will support. If the products are priced too high and not selling, a price reduction may occur. If the products are hot, they may run out and scarcity occurs. The store is open for three days. The students work the tables and make change with teacher supervision. The profit that is earned every year needs to benefit others -- because giving back to the community is also a part of the learning experience. The first two years, Allen Community Outreach was the beneficiary of our funds. For the 2015-16 school year we made the decision to give our profits back to the Foundation for Allen Schools -- so that other students and teachers would be blessed in ways that positively impact their education -- just as our third grade students at Mary Evans Elementary have been! Thank you Foundation! Katie Lanier, SRD at AHS Students in the Scientific Research and Design (SRD) class at Allen High School researched, designed, and built solar charging stations for personal electronics. The impact of this Foundation grant goes way beyond charging phones. “Students gained real-world problem solving experience by working collaboratively and using critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and problem solving to make informed decisions,” said Katie Lanier, SRD teacher. “And produced a usable product that is helpful for their fellow high school students.” The charging stations will be placed through the AHS campus for use by students, staff and visitors. See the video on this project at www.AISDFoundation.org EAGLE ENERGY STATION Grant Powers Students at AHS Third Grade Economics Adds Up to a GREAT GRANT! #GrantInAction #GrantInAction

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CoServ Foundation presented the Foundation with a donation of $10,000 for student scholarships and to fund classroom grants that focus on science, environmental studies, engineering and problem solving.

corporate partners inFoundation success

Students and parents work together to make and sell hundreds of cupcakes each spring at Boon

Elementary School, with proceeds going towards the Foundation and the Angela Guest Memorial Scholarship Fund. The students organize and promote the event and work various shifts during Cupcake Sale Day; pictures of all scholarship recipients are available at www.AISDFoundation.org

cupcake saLe

The Foundation board presented a check for $10,000 to Assistant Superintendent for HR Ken Gregorski and former Superintendent Dr. Lance Hindt in April 2016. These funds will support the district’s Teacher Tuition Reimbursement program which gives Allen ISD teacher scholarships for graduate studies or obtaining additional certifications, especially in high-need areas.

Foundation supportsteacher Graduate studies

creatingOpportunitieswww.aisdfoundation.org

2016 update

sandra Mitchell, Katie tsutsumi & Keri Laney, 3rd Grade teachers, evans elementary

For the past three years, the third grade students at Mary Evans Elementary have looked forward to the Economics Unit in social studies and the Financial Literacy Unit in math. The reason for their excitement -- The Economics Store! The original idea came from other teachers in Allen ISD; we loved it and ran with it. The first year was accomplished by “teacher funding” which stretched our pockets a bit. It was a total hit with the students so we knew it would be a learning opportunity that we wanted to continue. We received a grant from the Foundation and that gave us the start-up money that we desperately needed. Our students learn about money, human capital, labor, credit, planned and unplanned spending in the math unit. This is all reinforced by the social studies unit which covers products and services, supply and demand, producers and consumers, scarcity and availability. The students make the products to sell at school; each homeroom class makes a different product. Students set the prices based on the cost to produce the item and what they think the market will support. If the products are priced too high and not selling, a price reduction may occur. If the products are hot, they may run out and scarcity occurs. The store is open for three days. The students work the tables and make change with teacher supervision. The profit that is earned every year needs to benefit others --

because giving back to the community is also a part of the learning experience. The first two years, Allen Community Outreach was the beneficiary of our funds. For the 2015-16 school year we made the decision to give our profits back to the Foundation for Allen Schools -- so that other students and teachers would be blessed in ways that positively impact their education -- just as our third grade students at Mary Evans Elementary have been! Thank you Foundation!

Katie Lanier, srd at aHs Students in the Scientific Research and Design (SRD) class at Allen High

School researched, designed, and built solar charging stations for personal electronics. The

impact of this Foundation grant goes way beyond charging phones. “Students gained real-world problem solving experience by working collaboratively and using critical thinking, scientific reasoning, and problem solving to make informed decisions,” said Katie Lanier, SRD teacher. “And produced a usable product that is helpful for their fellow high school students.” The charging stations will be placed through the AHS campus for use by students, staff and visitors. See the video on this project at www.AISDFoundation.org

eaGLe enerGY stationGrant powers students at aHs

third Grade economics adds up to a Great Grant!

#Grantinaction

#Grantinaction

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School orgAnIzAtIon SponSoreD ScholArShIpS AhS cheer Booster club ScholarshipLauren McClellanGabrielle von HeimburgBreven ZabilkaAllen council of ptAs ScholarshipLauren AbiogAddison ArnoldMatthew BeversKendra EgharevbaMacrina GhaliJacob MorrisOmid RahmanianChristina Sundar SinghFord Middle School ScholarshipJohn BennionMary evans elementary School ptA Scholarship Lauren AbiogJack Liolson elementary School Academic Award Scholarship George BrooksJessica Saywell

Morrow-Smith ScholarshipCarson ConwayCaroline KemmeTye ParkerPeyton Robertsonpogue Family endowment ScholarshipFaiaz AhbabMatthew BeversAustin FrancoIan RappBranden SmithCassidy ThomsonBradley VinezElliot Webb

On April 28, 2016, the Foundation invited scholarship donors, parents and the AHS seniors receiving scholarships to attend a special reception in The Commons. The reception gave students the opportunity to visit with the individuals, families and business representatives who are supporting them through scholarship funding – a meaningful experience for both parties! Including the Class of 2016, the Foundation has awarded more than $481,000 dollars in student scholarships! View more photos at www.AISDFoundation.org If you or your organization would like to provide a scholarship to a student graduating from Allen High School contact Regina Taylor, Foundation Director, 972-727-0362.

Allen Retired Educators Association Scholarship$1,000 eachLauren Brechner and Chloe Stevens with AREA members Carole Smithwick, Sue Crawford Stauffer, Carolyn Bones, Sharla Adams, and Lynda Olson

FAMIly AnD InDIvIDuAl SponSoreD ScholArShIpS Boline Family Scholarship Kaitlyn Brownharlie Dickinson Annual Football ScholarshipConnor Limpert

coMMunIty orgAnIzAtIon SponSoreD ScholArShIpSAllen eagle nation ScholarshipKolleen BrandonMaresa CooperSophie DeaverKyle DuggerLauren EngelbertCade HardinLauren HillJake HollowayHannah LetowCourtney MentesanaCole PattersonMegan PattonArnella SalimovaBrittney SandersMadeline SilvioNicholas TripuckaGenesis TurmanMadison Wonders

Sunrise rotary club ScholarshipJacob Morrisrev. Kathleen Baskin-Ball Memorial ScholarshipChase SinerJohn Sprague Memorial ScholarshipIrene LeeMeMorIAl ScholArShIpSAngela Marie guest Memorial ScholarshipMadison PageElizabeth Petsos Anthony & eric vita Memorial ScholarshipAllison Doveemily Stambaugh Memorial ScholarshipSarah McDonald

Allen Eagle Nation Scholarship - $250-$500 eachBrittney Sanders, Madeline Silvio, Genesis Turman, Madison Wonders, and Megan Patton with Allen Eagle Nation representatives Wayne Boline, Brandon Weber, Joyce Boline, Steve Jones, Angie Ortiz, Chad Price, and Neil Riddick Awarded 19 Scholarships

KAB Scholarship$500Isabella Panko with Susan Ponder and Donna Kliewer, Keep Allen Beautiful

Foundation For Allen Schools Scholarship given in memory of Gayle Boon $1,000Brianna Weaver with Boon family members Audrey Crawford, Kimbra Boon Crawford, Dr. E.T. Boon, Charlotte Crawford, and Caroline Crawford

Morrow-Smith Scholarship$500 eachCarson Conway, Peyton Robertson, Caroline Kemme, and Tye Parker with donors Craig and Diana Smith, Ida Jean Bauereis, and Doyle Morrow

Allen Council of PTAs Scholarship $1,000-$2000 eachJacob Morris, Matthew Bevers, Omid Rahmanian, and Christina Sundar Singh with Allen Council of PTAs representatives Shama Narasimhan and Marisol Randle Awarded 8 scholarships

Allen garden club helen M. logan ScholarshipRandi BarhamAllen high noon lions club ScholarshipMikhail LanierMatthew MageeIsabella PankoAllen retired educators Association ScholarshipLauren BrechnerChloe StevensFriends of the Allen public library ScholarshipSabrina HaqueChristina Sundar Singh

Keep Allen Beautiful ScholarshipIsabella PankoKiwanis club of Allen ScholarshipJeanne Michael BandelariaKendra EgharevbaSabrina HaqueMadison MoroKatrina PidlaoanMai Truongrotary club of Allen ScholarshipKeerthy BennyAshlyn FairchildKyle SteeleMei Yi TanKayley TarboxHsiang Yeh

Foundation For Allen Schools Scholarship given in memory of gayle BoonBrianna WeaverFoundation For Allen Schools Scholarship given in memory of Kathy DaleyHalee Sowinski

scHoLarsHips receptionHonors students, parents and donors

Foundation For Allen Schools Scholarship given in memory of Kathy Daley$700Haley Sowinski with Daley family members Nolan, Armyn and Kyle Daley

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thank you to our Scholarship reception Sponsors

Foundation For Allen Schools Scholarship$500-$750 eachMorgan Kiser, Addison Arnold, Jeanne Michael Bandelaria, and Grace Krull with Foundation Scholarship Committee Chair Pam Toups

Frank Thomas McGaugh Memorial Scholarship$3,000 eachMatthew Magee and Kennedy Martinez with donors Pat and Debbie McGaugh

Frank thomas Mcgaugh Memorial Scholarship Matthew MageeKennedy Martinez

Kyle Murray Memorial ScholarshipAlyssa FowlerJordan Nickalrodenbaugh Family ScholarshipSabrina HaqueMai Truongroger & ella Jo Adams Scholarship to texas A&MNatalie LeBlanccorporAte SponSoreD ScholArShIpSKone, Inc. ScholarshipSusheela Sharmatexas health presbyterian hospital Allen ScholarshipAlison BachellorJoelle BondocMacrina GhaliJessica GreenKatrina Pidlaoan

randolph-Brooks Federal credit unionAmy YangerStB Architects and planners, Inc.Elaine AvshmanKendra EgharevbaAllen FosterAndrea NguyenNathaniel PopiolekLandon Stamey

The Foundation is funding 86 Educational Grants for the 2016-17 school year in Allen ISD. These grants represent a total of $76,562.00 and will involve nearly 200 Allen teachers and 12,000 students. A complete list of the grants and their descriptions is available at www.AISDFoundation under the “Programs” section.

Lindsey Elementary School teachers received grant funding for 2016-17 programs.

$76,562 aWarded to teacHers

FounDAtIon For Allen SchoolS SponSoreD ScholArShIpSAcademic Scholarship for varsity AthletesEric SunFoundation For Allen Schools ScholarshipsAddison ArnoldJeanne Michael BandelariaJuhi KarnalkarMorgan KiserGrace KrullMikhail LanierLauren LoveKenny PhamJames PopiolekKevin PtakJessica SuddlesoncoServ charitable Foundation Sarvesh Ramachandranlegacy erOmid Rahmanian

Kerr Elementary teacher Regena Bell and her students will also benefit from a grant this year.

Get up and Give allen! Help the Foundation reach our goal of raising $30,000 in one daY!

thursday, sept. 22, 2016www.northtexasGivingday.org

• Increase your donation through BONUS FUNDS from the Communities Foundation of Texas!• Designate your donation for a specific Foundation program or Allen ISD campus!• Questions? Email [email protected]

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On Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016, the 8th Annual Allen Eagle Run welcomed thousands of participants to Eagle Stadium for the Fun Run and 5K. Registrations totaled 3,463 – a 24% increase over the previous year! More than 70 merchants and businesses sponsored the event. See more at www.AllenEagleRun.org.

eagle run by the nuMBers:income: $116,130 with net proceeds of $81,130.

proceeds distribution:PTA Council Scholarships ...................$10,000PTA Proceeds ......................................$7,355Campus Proceeds ..............................$5,390Teacher Scholarships .........................$10,000Foundation Grants & Scholarships ...$48,385

www.aisdfoundation.orgThe mission of the Foundation is to support classroom innovation and provide educational opportunities for

Allen ISD students and teachers.

Stacy polk, President, Neighborhood Management, Inc

Sarah Mitchell, VP Marketing & Events, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen

paige perry, Secretary, Ecolabneil riddick, VP Development,

Armor Wealth Managementterry Sigle, VP Finance & Governance, UnboundIDpam toups, VP Programs, Community VolunteerDr. laura ryan, Nominating, Ryan Dental Group

~Martha Bahnman, IT Consultant

carl clemencich, Allen ISD Board of TrusteesJason D’onofrio, Market Street, Allen

James giries, JD, Law Office of James Giriespam heinrich, Pam Heinrich Home Team/Keller Williams

Julie Kerr, Land Plan Developmentlouise Master, Allen Properties Online

Kit McKee, CompuComKim Miller, TradeMark Carwash

Dr. Jenny preston, Interim Superintendent, Allen ISDKevin robertson, Merrill Lynch

rafael rodriguez, RBFCUlatricia Smith, Optum

Ben trahan, JP Morgan Chasecurt Wilkinson, BOK Financial Corp

tim Wilson, American National Bank – Wealth Management Group

Foundation For Allen SchoolsAllen ISD Administration Building

612 e. Bethany Dr., Allen, tX 75002972.727.0362 • [email protected]

www.twitter.com/AISDfoundation

www.facebook.com/AISDfoundation

sept. 17 aisD open Golf tournamentsept. 22 north texas Giving Dayoct. 1 Havana nights Benefitnov. 1 scholarship application opensdec. 1 Grant application opens

creatingOpportunities www.aisdfoundation.org

coming Up! 2016

save the dates! 2017

eaGLe run participantssoar to record number!

save the date: 9th annual allen eagle run

saturday, Feb. 25, 2017~

Sandy Wittsche, Operations Manager

Julie gaines, Special Programs Coordinator

regina taylor, Director

tim carroll, Chief Information Officer,Allen ISD, Staff Liaison

Regina Taylor, Sandy Wittsche & Julie Gaines

2016-17 Foundation Board

oF directors

Jan. 10 scholarship application DeadlineFeb. 25 9th annual allen eagle runMarch 15 Grant application Deadlineapril 27 scholarship receptionMay 19 teacher of the Year celebration

www.alleneaglerun.org