ITEM NUMBER: 6.B.
School Board Regular Meeting
- Meeting Date:
- 04/07/2015
- Prepared By:
- Sheri L. Allen
Item Type:
Action
Subject:
Acceptance of Gifts and Grants
Background:
The East High Vex Robotics Program received the following donations:
Analog Devices (Norwood, MN) - $1,000
Autumn Grace- $500
Patricia Nelson - $50
Wingert Realty & Land - $50
Growth Holdings LLC - $501
DeGrood Appliance Company - $100
Cambria Company (LeSueur, MN) - $200
FPX, Inc. - $100
Interlaken Technology Corp (Chaska, MN) - $1,000
Greg Beeck was selected as a winner of the Office Depot and OfficeMax Foundation “A Day Made Better Program”. As part of this award, Futures received school and office supplies valued at $500.
Rachael Wick donated $150 to Kennedy Elementary for their art program.
Rasmussen College was an exhibit sponsor and donated $500 to the 2015 Career Expo. They also donated $500 worth of books to the Early Childhood Family Education Program.
Dan and Theresa Ertz donated an American flag and stand to Rosa Parks Elementary School.
State Farm donated a salvaged 2007 Ford Focus to the West High Technology Education Department.
Gene Biewen donated $100 to Project READ.
Analog Devices (Norwood, MN) - $1,000
Autumn Grace- $500
Patricia Nelson - $50
Wingert Realty & Land - $50
Growth Holdings LLC - $501
DeGrood Appliance Company - $100
Cambria Company (LeSueur, MN) - $200
FPX, Inc. - $100
Interlaken Technology Corp (Chaska, MN) - $1,000
Greg Beeck was selected as a winner of the Office Depot and OfficeMax Foundation “A Day Made Better Program”. As part of this award, Futures received school and office supplies valued at $500.
Rachael Wick donated $150 to Kennedy Elementary for their art program.
Rasmussen College was an exhibit sponsor and donated $500 to the 2015 Career Expo. They also donated $500 worth of books to the Early Childhood Family Education Program.
Dan and Theresa Ertz donated an American flag and stand to Rosa Parks Elementary School.
State Farm donated a salvaged 2007 Ford Focus to the West High Technology Education Department.
Gene Biewen donated $100 to Project READ.
Recommended Action:
The administration recommends Board acceptance of these generous gifts.