Annual Report - PHM Education Foundation

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2011-2012 Excellence in Education Grants Transit of Vensus 2012 iPad 2 for the Music Classroom n Northpoint Monarch Waystation and Butterfly Garden Northpoint Elementary School and Summer Kids Club Christine Stephan, principal Grades K-5 — 600 students n Novel Studies for High Achieving Students Elsie Rogers Elementary School Kelly Fairbotham, teacher Grades 2-5 — 100 students n P-H-M Fire Obstacle Course All P-H-M Elementary Schools Mike Seger, staff Grades K-5 — 5,000 students n Read to Achieve Bittersweet Elementary School Debi Nehls, teacher Grades K-5 — 417 students n The Artist as Writer Extension Walt Disney Elementary School Joy Kroeger, teacher Grades K-1 — 180 students n Transit of Venus 2012 All P-H-M Schools Art Klinger, staff, and Chuck Bueter, volunteer Grades K-12 — 10,800 students www.phmef.org P-H-M Education Foundation 6
2011 Superintendent’s Luncheon The second annual Superintendent’s Luncheon was held on October 11 at Windsor Park in Mishawaka. The luncheon continues a PHMEF tradition, which grew from a breakfast event, of having P-H-M Superintendent Dr. Jerry Thacker give the State of the School Corporation address. The 2011 Superintendent’s Luncheon was presented by Teacher’s Credit Union. Dr. Thacker shared the accomplishments of the previous school year and his vision for the 2011-12 school year. He listed his major goals as Dr. Jerry Thacker presents his State of the School Corporation address at the 2011 Superintendent’s Luncheon at Windsor Park. 7 P-H-M Education Foundation www.phmef.org 1) safe schools 2) advance academic achievement 3) sustain a high level of parent and community involvement 4) provide focused professional development 5) value and celebrate diversity and 6) provide exemplary customer service and positive public relations. In facing the challenge of increased competition with school vouchers, charter and private schools, P-H-M welcomed 440 students through the non-resident enrollment program. Combatting a flat line funding for 2011, Dr. Thacker noted P-H-M focused on three main areas to generate revenue: non-resident enrollment, energy conservation and increased vocational education funding. Thank you presenting sponsor Teacher's Credit Union Table sponsors included Barnes & Thornburg, LLP. The Bruetman and Campbell table The Collier table Crowe Horwath, LLC. The Lockwitz table May Oberfell Lorber P-H-M School Corporation The Schwartz table Tuesley Hall Konopa, LLP. Zolman Tire
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