Now there is an easy way to help Springfield public school teachers.
Started in June 2008 by alumni from Classical High School (Class of ’57), this fund has helped local Springfield teachers obtain over $35,000 for classroom projects. Now alumni from other Springfield schools are joining to continue the success of this community wide program.
With 50% matching funds (available for many projects) from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, each new dollar donated by alumni like YOU has the potential of being doubled!
Be a friend to your “favorite teacher” and tell others to join this wave of “citizen philanthropy” from Springfield public school alumni, local residents and business partners along with community foundations.
Our goal is to make this a continuing benefit for all students in the Springfield school system.
Every donor thanked. Donation is tax-deductible.
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Storytelling Kits for Children with Severe Autism
My students are mainly nonverbal due to their severe Autism, however they love hearing and an acting out stories. Working in an inner city school, many of children come from homes that do not read to...more
My students need a set of storytelling kits and a storytelling easel.
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Independent and feeling successful in reading
The children I work with are brought into my small classroom for a big portion of their day. The room that I work with does not have a lot of resources for them to apply what they have learned during...more
My students need all of these center activities to help reinforce many reading skills.
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Sensory Mania!!!
Our classroom is in desperate need of supplies that provide sensory stimulation to students in various ways. Each student requires that input, and each student needs a different type. When they rece...more
My students need 12 sensory resource items such as weighted lap pads, Yuck-E-Balls, and nuts and ...
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Bouncing to Success
I have found a wonderful product that would benefit all the students in my classroom...therapy balls with legs!!! This would solve the problem of the ball rolling away while the student is working, t...more
My students need 10 ball chairs to help body/mind coordination to learn more effectively.
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