Remember your favorite teacher?
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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Ms. S.'s Classroom
High Poverty 
Massachusetts
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Why Not Let the Students Choose?I have been putting together a classroom library that will knock the socks of this year's incoming freshman. Seeing so many books of high interest to them and covering so many backgrounds will show t...more
My students need copies of interest grabbing young adult books in every genre to get them reading!
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Ms. Z.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Massachusetts
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Keeping Updated with the NewsThe items I am hoping you will help fund are going to make such a difference in their success. One of the items is the Times for Kids Magazine. I feel that these students need to know what is going on...more
My students need 15 Time for Kids magazines, 10 poetry journals, and 20 daily practice journals.
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Mrs. S.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Massachusetts
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History at our Fingertips!My students need a weekly news magazine to keep up with current events in the classroom, a set of the 13 colonies bingo to give them hands on learning experiences while keeping it fun...more
My students need 30 subscriptions to TIME For Kids Magazine, The American Colonies Paperback Seri...
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Randi from Pennsylvania
"I gave to this project because I celebrated my 40th reunion from Classical High School this week-end. I got a great edu..."
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Mrs. M.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Massachusetts
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Making History READABLE!We started implementing this series of books last year and they are wonderful! They are colorful, fun, and read like a story instead of a boring list of facts. Your help will let students be able to...more
My students need interesting and up to date reading materials for social studies. My students ne...
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