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UNIQUELY THE SAME

THE JUSKO FAMILY

Endowment

Uniquely the Same—The Jusko Family

Endowment will provide annual income

to the Lewisburg Area School District to

fund programs that support the social,

emotional and physical well-being of

each student.

The fund was created by Ken and Corey

Jusko, in honor of their children, Nolan

and Maya. The Juskos believe we are

all truly different and unique individuals,

but still have the same basic emotional

needs. If every student can be reminded

of that daily, it may open our minds and

allow us to be more forgiving of other’s

actions, and keep us from judging or

hurting others.

Annual distributions from this fund will

help prepare and educate faculty and

students on topics such as, but not

limited to, face-to-face bullying,

cyber-bullying, drinking/drugs/suicide,

sexual harassment and rape, and racial

differences.

They believe all students within the

LASD should be free of social

injustices. The social and emotional

state of our children must be nurtured

as an important part of providing a

well-rounded educational experience.

This endowment provides the

opportunity to enrich every child and

educate and nurture their social

well-being to make LASD campuses

safer and friendlier. Ken and Corey

want to ensure that there are available

funds every year to help create a culture

of openness and respect to ease the

stress and anxiety related to societal

pressures.

Anyone wishing to contribute to this

endowment fund should send a check to

The Green Dragon Foundation or visit the

website at wwwgreendragonfoundation.org

Please make a special note that the gift is in

support of this endowment.

THE FOLLOWING ENDOWED

FUNDS HAVE REACHED

THE MINIMUM CRITERIA

TO DISBURSE INCOME TO

SUPPORT THEIR INTENDED

PURPOSE—ENHANCING

LASD PROGRAMS,

PROJECTS AND CAPITAL

IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS.

THE PAT COLLINS

Endowment

This fund supports the LAHS Technology

Lab through programs and activities that

enriched Pat Collins’ education while

he was a student in LASD schools. He

wanted to share his love of building and

woodworking with as many students as

possible.

In 2019-2020, $3,527 was given for

robotics within the High School

Technology Lab. As of June 30, 2020,

the fair market value of the fund was

$100,283.

THE DIROCCO FUND

for Professional Development

This fund, in honor of Dr. Mark DiRocco,

supports district-wide training

opportunities to enhance professional

skills for administrators, teachers and

staff, including workshops, conference

participation, speakers, programs and

certifications.

A total of $1,000 was distributed to

help support a week-long professional

development seminar for all LASD staff.

An additional allocation of $467 was

given for LASD staff/volunteer training

on the use of the “fly-loft” system, in

preparation for The Wizard of Oz

production.

As of June 30, 2020, the fair market

value of the fund was $31,091.

Cindy Malriat

THE MILES MCKENNAN

FOREMAN MEMORIAL

Endowment

This fund provides arts support to

strengthen and maintain programs

primarily for poetry and the visual arts,

including photography, video, film,

painting, drawing, ceramics and

sculpture and, secondarily, to meet the

needs of band and the performing arts.

The fund supports the type of activities

that enriched Miles’ education while he

was a student in LASD schools.

The GDF distributed $1,544 to help

support the purchase of all new

instruments for the percussion section

of the LAHS Marching Dragons. An

additional allocation of $350 was made

to support the Donald H. Eichhorn Middle

School’s first literary magazine, The

Dragon Scroll. As of June 30, 2020,

the fair market value of the fund was

$28,259.

THE GREEN DRAGON FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 9

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