Each school and program in the EVSC has a unique set of needs. Providing funds, resources, and volunteer work are just a few ways we help schools reach their goals.
Check out the wish-list below for ways you can help EVSC continue to create important opportunities in growth and achievement for students of all ages.
- Reitz Field House/Physical Ed. Renovation ($250,000)
- After-School Programming for 1 School ($5,000)
- Positive Spirit Shirts for all Glenwood Students ($4,000)
- CORE Experiences ($2,000)
- Glenwood 6th, 7th, and 8th Grade College Visits ($2,000)
- SICTC Printing Equipment ($1,750)
- CNA Program Sponsor ($1,400/student)
- OPT-IN ($1,000)
- Health Sciences Institute Sponsor ($800/student)
- Student Emergency Assistance ($500)
- Wheelchair Accessible Sand Table ($499)
- Microscopes for School Science Labs ($350)
- Athletics Training and Support ($250)
- EVSC STEM Activities ($175)
- Hangers Clothe/Sponsor a Child ($135)
- Sponsor a Teacher’s Classroom ($100 for supplies)
- Special Education Sensory Room Equipment ($75)
- Career and College Readiness ($50)
- SAT Test Fees for an EVSC Junior ($36)
- Graduation Cap & Gown ($25)
- Library Books ($20)
- TI 30X IIS Calculators for Helfrich Park ($14)
- Board Games for Indoor Recess ($10)
- Canned Goods for School Pantries ($8)
- Gym Clothes for Bosse High School Students
- Volunteer (Priceless)
Additional Items Requested (By School):
Helfrich Park
- ISTEP Pencils
- Disposable Headphones
- Draw String Bags for Food Bank Recipients
- 1 in. Masking Tape
- Duct Tape
- Expo Markers (Color Variety Pack)
- Plastic Spoons
- Sandwich-Sized Baggies
- Gallon-Sized Baggies
- Post-It Notes
- String/Yarn (Any Kind)
- Disposable Cups (Any Size)
- Vinegar
Harper Elementary
- Boys and girls underwear and uniform pants (blue & khaki) and/or skirts in elementary sizes
Central High School (Supermileage Team Competing in Shell Eco-Marathon Challenge)
- Monetary Donations ($500 donation/sponsorship is required for name/company logo to be placed on the car)
- 24-36 volt Lithium-Ion Battery, charger, and 24-36 volt Brushless DC motor
- Various Bicycle Parts are used for car suspension, steering and drive train
- Machining and small part aluminum fabrication (i.e. steering parts, front wheel mounting parts, motor and drivetrain mounting and gearing)
- Decals and marketing needs (i.e. shirts, signs, advertising brochures)
- Painting and bodywork expertise
- Crating and shipment of prototype vehicle, tools and camping equipment
- Team travel to Sonoma, California
- Trailer to transport vehicles to Indianapolis for Indiana Supermileage Challenge
- Any expertise in electrical, mechanical or automotive engineering, design work or model building
Stockwell (2nd Grade)
- copy paper
- card stock
- replace or sharpen die cut
- clip boards
- chart paper (small and large)
- student white boards
- class set of ipads
- replace chalkboards with magnetic white boards (not paint or shower board)
- Kidney shape reading table (Mrs. McCoy’s room) table similiar to ones in othe second grade rooms
Stockwell (4th Grade)
- #1 most wanted: Front row subscription for Math $10 per student
- #2 Stem bin materials: examples: legos, knex, blocks, tinker toys, magformers
- #3 Front Row subscription for Social Studies $7 per student (for second subject)
- Good Pencil sharpeners
- Chart Paper
- Sharpie Chart markers
- Dry erase mini erasers
- color card stock
- color paper
AIS Diamond
- No Fear Shakespeare: The Tempest (ISBN-10: 1586638491)
- Who Was Frederick Douglass? (ISBN-10: 0448479117)
- Warriors Don’t Cry: A Searing Memoir of the Battle to Integrate Little Rock’s Central High School(ISBN-10: 1416948821)
- Classroom supplies (pens, pencils, notebooks, markers, etc.)
- Headphones/Ear Buds
- Newspaper Subscriptions (current Events Class)
- Magazine Subscriptions (Time, Sports Illustrated, etc)
- Letter/Stationary Sets/Blank Thank You Cards with Envelopes
- Inspirational Posters
- Calculators for Testing
Highland Elementary
- “Reading Eggs” Web Program
• “Headsprout” Subscription
• “Study Island” Subscription
Make an impact with a gift today, or call us at 812-435-0913 to find out more ways you can help give students a positive experience in education
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