Financial Blessings Sep 16-Nov 20

Gym Renovations  - $450.00
Athletics                 - $125.00
Technology             - $175.00
We gratefully acknowledge these generous donors:
Miss Teresa Bohr
​Mrs. Debbie Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Buchmeier
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy McKnight
Mrs. Pam Williams
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Heritage Hall sincerely appreciates all gifts, large or small.  Please ask us how you can be involved in helping meet the ongoing needs of Heritage Hall Christian School.

​Ongoing Gym Renovation​ Update

We are happy to report that the gym restrooms are newly painted!!!  Sinks and mirrors and other cosmetic upgrades will be completed soon.  Profit from the recent Texas Roadhouse Fundraiser will cover most of this restroom project.  THANK YOU to all who participated.

A gift from the Class of 2020 has enabled us to purchase custom Patriot floor mats for the gym main entrance.  

Components remaining in the gym renovation project are
  • bleachers at an estimated cost of $35,000
  • locker room upgrades
  • further updates to the entrance foyer
  • "Home of the Patriots" exterior sign

We have a $16,000+ in the gym renovation fund from past donors and the Family Fun Run that was cancelled last spring.  We continue to explore options for a successful Fun Run in spring 2021.

​Campus Signage

Where 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?
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These are questions we hear often, sometimes from visitors who are in the parking lot!

Our goal is to add the following:
  • Sign at the River Road entrance with an  arrow indicating the elementary office. We have approximately $950.00 from the senior class gifts already designated for this project.  [This project will be put on hold as the church sign project gets underway.]
  • Lettering on the north face of the Fine Arts Center.

​HHCS Scholarships

The 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 Fund

Scholarships are awarded to Heritage Hall graduating seniors who are enrolling as full-time students 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 applicants, and paid directly to the university by the semester. Students must confirm their enrollment, course load, and academic eligibility each semester.

​Technology

Technology 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 teachers as well as accessibility for students.

The IDOE requires all students to test electronicall.   We do not yet 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.

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

Teacher Compensation
​Endowment Fund

Begun in 2000, this fund is managed by The Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County and generates approximately $10,000.00 annually.

Available funds are distributed to teachers in the form of bonuses and continuing education costs associated with maintaining our AACS accreditation.

The original goal was to establish a base of $500,000.00 from which to earn interest. We are about half-way to that goal. Donors are encouraged to consider this fund as part of an estate planning portfolio.

Scholarships For Education Choice

SGO Scholarships are awarded to supplement or fill in the gap for families who do not qualify for a full voucher.  What a blessing your donations are to us and to our students and families.

The state of Indiana allocates a fixed sum of money to cover the tax credits issued for donations to Scholarships for Education Choice (or what we call our SGO Scholarship Fund).  The Sagamore Institute is our SGO (Scholarship Granting Organization).  The money allocated by the State operates on a fiscal year, July to June; but the tax credits are based on the calendar tax year, January to December. 

The best time to donate to Scholarship for Education Choice is between July and November to ensure that you get the tax credit.  Gifts must be received in the Sagamore Institute office by Dec 31 to be eligible for the current year tax credit.

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Box Tops for Education
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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.

NEW:  Download the Box Tops mobile app.
BUY your favorite participating products.
SCAN your receipt.
EARN money for your school.
When using the mobile app to scan your receipt,  you now have the option to add a “Give Credit” memo for each scan. You can then tag your earnings for a grade level. Our codes for grade level earning are as follows, PK for Preschool, EL for Elementary, and HS for 7-12 grades.
Paper Recycling
We have a very hungry paper recycling dumpster located just north of the Elementary Door #4 portico.  THANK YOU to all who continue to feed it.

Remember ...
  • only paper and cardboard
  • flatten boxes to maximize space

Compacted paper = more in the bin = more $$$!!!