Financial Blessings January - November 15, 2018HHCS Scholarship Fund $ 552.00
Andy Habegger Memorial Scholarship Fund $ 40.00 Teacher Endowment Fund $ 250.00 Technology $1,600.00 Gym Renovations (bleachers) $ 495.00 STEM Club $ 400.00 Music Department $ 400.00 Athletic uniforms $ 270.00 Classroom enhancements $ 601.00 Scholarships for Education Choice (SGO) $16,700.00 We gratefully acknowledge these
generous donors:
Campus SignageWhere is the elementary office?
How can I find the gym? Where do I make a payment? I'm here for a program; which way to the Fine Arts Center? These are questions we hear often, sometimes from visitors who are in the parking lot! The HHCS sign has been re-installed along the trail in front of the Fine Arts Center. Our goal is to add the following:
Ongoing Gym RenovationBleachers: $33,260.00 quoted in 2015
(approximately $7,000.00 has been given to date) Sound System: $1,000.00 Lobby updates:
HHCS ScholarshipsThe HHCS Scholarship Fund is designated to help current HHCS families. The Fund was established by the families of Ron and Joann Ray, Keith Furry, and Savannah Posey.
HHCS Scholarships are awarded at the discretion of the Administrator and Pastor to (1) create a pathway for a Choice Scholarship in the future, (2) help pay fees not covered by other scholarships, (3) provide assistance for faculty children and (4) encourage struggling church families who need assistance. Current need is approximately $65,000.00 per year. Andy Habegger Memorial Scholarship FundScholarships are awarded to Heritage Hall graduating seniors who are enrolling full-time at Bob Jones University or Maranatha Baptist University.
This is a one-time, non-renewable scholarship. $1,500.00 is awarded annually, divided equally among the eligible graduates, and paid directly to the university by the semester. Students must confirm their enrollment, course load, and academic eligibility each semester. Donations come from memorial gifts and the offering received at Commencement. |
TechnologyTechnology needs are two-fold:
(1) Staying current with the latest versions that are compatible with the programs we use and (2) providing an adequate number of PCs/laptops for teacher as well as accessibility for students. But the IDOE requires all students to test electronically in 2018-19. We do not have enough devices to accommodate every student in grades 3-8. This requires expanding not only our equipment, but also our instruction to give students hands-on experience with the computers before taking the test. We want to test students' learning, not keyboard skills. The needs to be accomplished by Christmas so we can provide adequate hands-on practice prior to the spring testing dates. Estimated Costs 30 Chromebooks: $11,145.40 (Includes all devices, licenses, charging cart) 30 Headphones: $12-$16 each 7 Mimio Interactive Boards: $13,293.00 Other Needs Electronic piano: $2,000.00 Electronic message board in elementary wing 20 student desks: $100 each 20 student chairs: $30-$60 each Teacher Compensation
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Box Tops for Education
Look for the Box Tops logo on many of your favorite products. Clip and bring to school. Check http://www.boxtops4education.com/ for monthly
coupons, special offers, prize drawings, and more. Box Tops for Education is used to purchase teaching aids, games, puzzles, videos, etc. for classroom use. |
Scrip
Scrip is fundraising while you shop. Raise money by shopping with gift cards for everyday purchases like food, clothing, and entertainment. An updated order form is included with the weekly Friday Forecast. You can order online and pay online, but be sure to use the school code, 535B4D8B7L89. See complete list of retailers at http://www.shopwithscrip.com . Funds earned from Scrip are used to upgrade computers.
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