Local Donors Contribute Over $7K for School Programs and Supplies

February 11, 2025 | Gardner Edgerton, School Boards, Kansas


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Local Donors Contribute Over $7K for School Programs and Supplies
Generosity took center stage at the Gardner Edgerton USD 231 Board of Education meeting on February 11, 2025, as the district celebrated a series of significant donations aimed at supporting students and enhancing educational resources.

The meeting highlighted contributions from various community members and organizations, showcasing a strong commitment to local education. Notably, the Edgerton United Methodist Church donated $275 for emergency situations to assist families in need. Charlie's Car Wash stepped up with a $500 donation specifically for Jessica Clark's kindergarten classroom, while the Caton family contributed $200 to provide clothing for students visiting the health room.

The generosity continued with Mark and Janice Naughton donating $1,000 to support the PRMS Robotics Club, and KMEA CODA grama providing $300 for Orchestra Director Robin Truster. An anonymous donor also contributed $40 for the Robotics Club, alongside several donations of school supplies for seventh graders from Jeanne Hall, Corey Hale, Lindsay Rawlings, and Angela Hayes.

The Gardner Edgerton Foundation of Gardner Rotary Club made a notable impact with a $4,800 donation designated for third-grade stipends to purchase books and dictionaries for all third graders.

The board expressed deep appreciation for these contributions, emphasizing the positive impact on students and the community. Following the donation announcements, the meeting moved on to the consent agenda, which included minutes from previous meetings and financial statements, all of which were approved unanimously.

This outpouring of support not only highlights the community's dedication to education but also sets a positive tone for future initiatives within the district.

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