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WPSD Foundation Awards Funds for School Projects

WPSD Foundation
Woodland Park School District Superintendent Steve Woolf presented Chris Cosgriff with an Award of Service for her 14 years of dedication and leadership as President of the Woodland Park School District Foundation. Steve Vela will be taking her place with the Foundation next month. The Foundation supplements the District’s educational programs by partnering with the community to provide students and staff with opportunities that would otherwise be unavailable. To make a donation, go to wpsdfoundation.org.

The Woodland Park School District Foundation awarded $7,523.00 for various projects within our schools that will positively impact Woodland Park students during the Board of Education meeting on Feb. 13.

Congratulations to the following recipients:

Columbine Elementary

Sara Stone-Dvorak – Alternative Seating – $750

Peggy Wallace / Nicole Melby – Learning Executive Functioning Through Games – $860                        

Cathy Davidson – Interactive History Experience – $200

 

Gateway Elementary

Ashley Lawless – Gateway Preschool Playground – $1,000

 

Summit Elementary

Val Brown – Take a Walk on the Sensory Side – $773.04

            Val Brown – Summit Digs Gardening – $990

 

Gateway/Summit Elementary

Sandy Struble – LEGO WeDo Elementary Level Robotics Program – $949.75

 

Woodland Park Middle School

Elizabeth Barry – Middle School Video Production Program – $1,000

 

Woodland Park School District

  Sean Goings – LED Stop Signs – $1,00

The general intent of an educational foundation is to provide funding for activities that are beyond the scope of traditionally supported school district activities. The Woodland Park School District Foundation, which was incorporated in 2005, is a separate entity from the school district. According to their mission statement, the foundation supplements the district’s educational programs by partnering with the community to provide students and staff with opportunities that would otherwise be unavailable. For more information or to make a donation, go to wpsdfoundation.org.