THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS · 2016. 10. 19. · 1960s John Uhler ’62 Bob Hildebrand ’64...

1960sJohn Uhler ’62Bob Hildebrand ’64Connie Shorb ’65Jeff Kuhn ’66Scott Bowman ’69

1970sPam Royer ’70Debbie Young ’71Tina Rudisill ’76Tom Triggs ’79

1980sDavid “Buddha” Coombs ’82Hope Kowaleski ’83Joel Menchey ’86Brian Ports ’87Jamie Evans ’89Cathy Molin ’89

1990sNiki Lehman ’90Becca Kennedy Eden ’90Debbie Green Butcher ’93James Sanders ’93Mac Brillhart ’98Whitney Shaffer Ackerman ’99

2000sMegan Bowman Ambrose ’00Justin Leber ’01Casey Shaffer ’01Jess Barley ’02Andrea Coté Molitoris ’07

Fizz, Boom, Read! Greg Gulley, Mary Beth Grove, Tawn Ketterman, and Kim Stoltz, Principals

at Indian Rock, East York, Valley View and Yorkshire respectively, were awarded a $12,850 grant due to YSEF’s qualifica-

tion and participation to access funds through the PA State EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit)

program. Fizz, Boom, Read—Summer Reading

Program will fund a new summer enrichment program

for selected elementary school students in an effort to boost

their school readiness.

2015 Annual Report

Tribute CardsTribute cards are a unique gift to honor York Suburban School District staff or community members. Over 90 people received Tribute Cards in 2015, which raised a total of $885 for YSEF. To see who received a Tribute Card in 2015 or to send a Tribute Card to someone you want to honor in 2016, visit www.ysef.org/donate/tribute-cards/

New YSEF WebsiteVisit our new website at www.ysef.org to see the history of YSEF, our sup-porters, the grants we’ve given, and upcoming events. Con-sider making an online donation!

YSEF MISSIONYSEF MISSIONThe York Suburban Education Foundation is an independent, nonprofit organization providing funding for innovative programs that enhance the educational experience and foster continued academic excellence for district students.

YSEF’s goal is to DO MORE . . . 4 For students4 For teachers4 For creativity4 For innovation4 For the continued success of YSSD

Please consider joining us on April 16, 2016, for the Celebration of Excellence fundraising event at Heritage Hills. Visit www.ysef.org/events/ for more information.

Alumni CommitteeIn 2015 YSEF started a new Alumni Committee whose goal is to establish and maintain communication with YSSD alumni and foster their continued support of the district. The first YSEF Alumni Event was held in October 2015 at the Holy Hound Taproom (with special thanks to owners and alumni Scott and Becca Eden). Over 50 alumni attended and raised $1200 for YSEF. Celebrity servers included Shelly Merkle, Ron Herman, Joe Hasenfuss, Milt Bushey, Paul Englert, Lydia Leik, Ed Moyer, Sharon Stutts, Jane Young, and Jim Young.

And thanks in advance to the Decade Captains who will be working with the Alumni Committee and their fellow alumni to raise funds for YSEF:

NEWS from YSEFNEWS from YSEF 2015 Grants

We awarded $39,107.00 in 2015 to help YSSD do more for students. See details inside.

Impact FoundationIn 2015, students at YSHS started the Impact Foundation (IF), a committee of YSEF. Under the leadership of YSEF board member Josh Carney and YSHS vice principal Dr. Denise Fuhrman, and with start-up funding from the Jeffrey D. Sindicich Foun-dation, Carolyn Warman, and the York County Alliance for Learning, they have completed a needs assessment, and they have been awarded a grant by the York County Community Foundation to build an Impact Closet at each of the six district schools. Students will soon start raising money to provision the closets with items like clothes, school supplies, and food to help their fellow students. IF’s motto is “Students Helping Students.”

1800 Hollywood Drive, York PA, 17403 n (717) 885-1122 n www.ysef.org

2015/2016 IMPACT FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS Jamie Myers, PresidentZach Weinstein, Vice PresidentBailey Cross, SecretaryJoe Young, Treasurer/FinanceAllison Alwood, Marketing/Public RelationsMolly Day, Resource DevelopmentCasey Dierdorff, Fund DistributionGabe Fryar, Marketing/Public RelationsEmily Hamme, Resource Development

• Apple Automotive Group, Inc., A Stewart Company

• PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

• Weis Markets, Inc.

• York Water Company

EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT TAX CREDIT PROGRAM We thank the following generous donors who supported YSEF through the EITC program:

Through their donations, we are able to fund on-going programs such as Fizz, Boom, Read! and the new ACT program at the high school, which allows all interested seniors to take college classes.

Connie Shorb ‘65 donates $50 to celebrate the 50th reunion of the class of 1965.

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BusinessesAdams JewelersAllegro WineryAnonymous Arthur Murray Dance StudioAshway PhotographyBaker TillyBlock Business SystemsBriarwood GolfBrown’s OrchardCarney Engineering Group, Inc.CGA Law FirmCollageCollege Closet/Jim and Barb

PlessingerColonial Coffee ShopEducation Consulting AssociatesEl Serrano RestaurantEvolution Power YogaFoster’s Flower ShopFuter Bros. JewelersGalloping GroomerGettle & VeltriGiant Food StoreGlatfelter Insurance GroupHoly Hound TaproomJohnson Controls, Inc.Kimman’sLaugerman’s Harley-DavidsonMaple Donuts Inc.Merry MaidsMichael Allen/Epic Salon Penn Waste, Inc.Persnickety Invitation StudioPewterexPride Of The SusquehannaRBC Capital Markets, LLCSalon Fifth AvenueStock and LeaderStow & Go Self Storage, LLCStrand-Capital Performing Arts

CenterSuburban BowleramaSusquehanna ApparelSweet Frog Frozen YogurtThree M Tool & DieTitanium AthleticsVictor’s Italian RestaurantWalmart SupercenterWegmansWhite Rose Family ChiropracticWilliams & Ports Architecture and

DesignYork Pet Supply

Community OrganizationsVictory Athletic AssociationYork Jewish Community CenterYork Professional Baseball Club, LLC

dba York Revolution

District OrganizationsEast York PTOIndian Rock Elem., Casual Day FundIndian Rock PTOValley View Elementary SchoolYorkshire Social Committee York Suburban Middle School PSO

FoundationsAlbert and Judith Blakey Fund

of York County Community Foundation

Anonymous Boustead Family FoundationJeffrey D. Sindicich FoundationYork County Community Foundation

Individuals/FamiliesAbel, David and RondaAckerman, Whitney ShafferAdams, Chris and AngieAdams, KimberlyAdams, ReginaAdamski, Sandra MAlmoney, Marcy and SamAndricos, Greg and RachelAnonymous (8)Arbetman, Steve and TrishAstor, RyanAtkinson, Wade and KristyAvillo, Phil and LindaAyers, PennyBarclay, Pete and KateBarley, Lisa MarieBarrett, KatieBates, Emily and Rehnberg, BradBaughman, DoreeneBell, Rob and LeslieBerg FamilyBernstine, MargueriteBeveridge, Jim and CarolBlakey, Albert and Pournaras, EleniBlakey, Mrs Albert G. IIIBoeckel, Dustin and AmyBoustead, Alice MarieBoustead, DanielBowman, James and TamiBowman, Jon and AmandaBowman, ScottBrillhart, Mac and JenniferBrillhart, Mike and DebBrown, MichelleBrubaker, Peter and MegBrummett, RenitaBryant, Kevin and JillBryant, Susan and BlaineBurt, Nat and SuziBush, John and CappyBushey, Milton and BarbaraCalifornia, Shannon and RyanCampbell, Sean and Jones, KarenCastronuovo, John and MalinCheesebrough, JanChodroff, Charlie and MaryClancy, Keith and JenniferClark, Chris and EmilyClass of 1968Cornell, Laurie and GaryCoté, AndreaCountess, Frank and RebeccaDannehl, Bill and NicoleDavis, Lisa and StevenDay, Robert and LisaDel Pielago, Jose and AndreaDellinger, Don and JaneDeMarzo, Ashley and London

Derrick, MiriamDucker/Urey FamilyEbersold, StacieEfiom-Ekaha, Daniel and JudithEhrlich, Ruth and FredEicher, Richard and DianeEkstrom FamilyEllis, BrianErwine, WendyFarah, Michael and LaurenFornadel, KarenFoster, Anthony and JenniferFraser, Scott and KristenFuhrman, Denise RGeorge, Kim and DougGerstmyer, JohnGibson, Erin and Wright, TiffanyGilbert, Gary and Karyl LeeGleba, Jim and KarenGreenholt, Russell & KathyGrove, Mary BethGulley, Greg and KellyHamme, Chris and Mindy JoHartenstein, GeorgeHartman, Bill and RozennaHeidler, HelenHenise, Sandy and Julie CunninghamHenry, Vincent and KerriHershner, Ron and JudyHetherington, Harold and JeanHickoff, StephanieHildebrand, Robert and MarciaHorowitz, Craig and LauraHunt, Austin and SaraHykes, Matt and SheilaIgo, Jim and HeatherJames, KarenJarrett, NancyKates, Keith and ChristineKatze, John and Paula AnnKeller, Jody and JakeKerlin, Bill and KimKerr, Brad and KatyKetterman, Kent and TawnKimpel, Dave and KimKin, Ron and StephanieKing, Michael and Jane SchusslerKingston, JoleneKirby, Jim and CarolKoloras FamilyKowalewski, Tony and HopeKruper, HollyKuhn, JeffLando, JuddLando, JulieLaucks, DavidLeber, Justin and ErinLeece, Joseph and JudyLehman, Nichole and David JonesLehner, BetsyLeopold-Sharp, Lynne and

Sharp, DanielLewis, LisaLong, George and Mary LynnLudwig, Larry and KathyMaloney, Patricia A.Manzella FamilyMarquis FamilyMason, CorinneMatthews, Ken and KayMcGeary, MargaretMcIntosh, PamelaMerino, Robert and DianeMerkle, Joe and Shelly

Miller, Keith and McBride, WendyMooney, Kevin and HeatherMoyer, EdwardMurphy, Mick and RhondaNesbitt, Tom and JenniferNicholson, Geoff and DebNorton, Tim and MollyO’Shea, Tom and KrisPage, Dick and AlycePapadiamantis FamilyPerkins, JimPetersen, RichardPflaum, JeffreyPiepmeier, Pete & JanePindzola, Dan and KarenPindzola, Kathy and AnderPison, JoanPlatts, Todd and LesliePorts, Brian and ErinPoster, Jim and DanaPottorff, RobynPrats, Jaime and MelaniePrimavera, Megan and WilliamQuan, Jessica and ReaganRamsey, KathrynReilly, Richard and MelissaReinecker, Scott and SarahRenda, Peter and GiovannaRenjilian FamilyRichardson, Carl and AmyRinehold, AmberRochon, John and Hale, JanetRodas, Tom and KathyRohrbaugh, Rick and CarolRollman, BarbaraRotolo, CindyRoyer, Pam and JeffSanders, James and Susan/SafeguardSands, DavidScarpato, Matthew and RachelSchmidt, Ruby and MarkSchmitt, ArleneSchroeder, Lois AnnSchumacher, MarylouiseSchwartz-Vidra, PatriciaSegro, LynneSenft, John and LisaShaffer, Casey A.Shaffer, Cathy and KeithSharp, EvanShorb, Basil and ConnieShorb, Matt and BrookeSiegelman, Bryan and AllisonSirolly, David and KendraSmith, CatherineSnyder, SteveSpangler, John and Spangler,

Marianne NevinSpinello, Glen and KellyStankowski, Ned and KathyStein, CharlieSterner, Doris and BudStick, Wesley D

Stipanovic, ChristineStoltz, John and KimStrong, Brian, and the Honorable

Andrea Marceca StrongStutts, SharonSullivan FamilySullivan, Greg and Monez, RowenaThe Coldiron FamilyThe Korver FourThe Rumbaugh FamilyTim Grumbacher and Debbie

SimonTjandra, Sussy and Purkanto, AndriTopper, MaryToth, Bill and KirstenTrimmer, Kris and GinaTurybury FamilyVan Giesen, Linda and PeterVu, Dr. ToNhu and Dr. Ambrose LiuWagman, Joe and SusanWallace, Regina and PatWalters, Richard and PatriciaWandress, WandaWasilewski, John and KristineWeaver, Brian and ClaireWeinstein, Elliott and SueWerkley, Mark and RushellWhittle, Jon and SharonWickenheiser, DaveWilliams, GretchenWilliams, MayaWolf, Catherine JennerjohnWolf, ConiWolfgang, Curvin and AngelaWoods, Robert and JudithYoung, James and JaneZarfoss, Jane, Mitzi and JayZortman, Cristy and Craig

Strings for StudentsAnonymous (3)Blakey, Albert and Pournaras, EleniBoustead, Alice MarieBoustead, DanielBoustead Family FoundationBrein, Kenneth and JessicaBrosey, Buzz and KarenBrown, Richard H.Chodroff, Charlie and MaryHamme, Chris and Mindy JoHamme, EmilyHamme, Joan and RobertHeidelberger, Lou and BarbJeffrey D. Sindicich FoundationKagan & Gaines Music Co., Inc.Leopold-Sharp, Lynne and

Sharp, DanielLong, George and Mary LynnNorris, Joan and TomSchreiber, Adolf and HanneloreSiegelman, JoshuaSimpson, JudyThe Korver Four

Ditch the Desk SASSY

BOARD MEMBERS Sarah King Reinecker, PresidentMacGregor (Mac) Brillhart, ’98, Vice PresidentMatthew Scarpato, TreasurerSara Hunt, SecretaryCathy Shaffer, Immediate Past President

Penny AyersWendy BergAlbert BlakeyDustin Boeckel, ‘97Josh CarneyRobert Hildebrand, ‘64Laura HorowitzJustin Leber ‘01 Andrea Coté Molitoris, ’07Thomas O’SheaBrian Ports, ‘87Jeff RoyerJames Sanders, ‘93Mark SchmidtConnie Shorb, ‘65Michele Merkle, ex-officioCorinne Mason, ex-officioAmy Taylor, Administrative Director

VOLUNTEERS & COMMITTEE MEMBERSThank you to the following community members who donated their time and talent to YSEF in 2015:

Allison SiegelmanBecca Kennedy Eden ‘90Casey Shaffer ‘01Claire WeaverDavid KimpelDavid TuryburyDeb NicholsonDiane MerinoEmily BatesGretchen WilliamsJamie Evans ‘89Joel Snyder ‘65Kathy PindzolaKathy RodasKay MatthewsKristine Wasilewski ‘84Laurie CornellLisa HockerLonna AshtonLori Malkin EhrlichMarcy AlmoneyMarie SindicichMarion CorsaroMelissa RileyMelissa WeilerMike BenjaminPam Royer ‘70Scott Eden ‘89Vince HenryWhitney Shaffer Ackerman ‘99

ASSETS 2015 2014 Cash and Cash Equivalents $144,251.31 $129,251.67

Guyer Fund $14,687.47 $10,010.82

Sindicich Fund $28,081.95 $30,868.49

York County Community Foundation $126,647.97 $108,132.15

Total Assets $313,668.70 $278,263.13

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Net Assets 2015 2014 Unrestricted $238,515.66 $203,138.55

Restricted $75,153.04 $75,124.58

Total Net Assets $313,668.70 $278,263.13

Exploring Art Through TechnologyKatie Barrett, Valley View and Indian Rock, received a grant for Exploring Art Through Technology. This $1,000 was used to purchase a ProTech Document Camera designed to enhance the way students observe and appreciate the elements and principles of art through magnification and projection.

SASSYJill Feltenberger and Marcella Oathout, YS High School, received a $2,500 grant to enhance their existing SASSY (Students Achieving Success by Saying Yes) Advisory for Underserved Students program. This grant provides funding to assist selected students to successfully graduate and solidify plans for post-secondary life. There are 16 students participating in SASSY for the 2015-2016 school year. So far they are setting goals for each marking period and using “Cross the Line” materials to stress the importance of doing a little more each day for better results. They have visited the Pennsylvania College of Technology, worked on completing college applications, and held a meet-and-greet for their parents. They are thankful to YSEF’s donors for providing them with this individualized help.

Ditch the Desk & Think on Your FeetChris Forney and Amy Schnetzka, Yorkshire Elementary, and Cheryl Johnson, Valley View, were awarded a combined grant of $10,000 for Ditch the Desk and Think on Your Feet. These grants provided funding for standing desks, ergonomic seats, and under-the-desk bike pedals and swings for students to use with the goal of boosting brain function and focus. This program is serving as a pilot to help selected students through positive interventional methods.

Teachers say:

n Ms Johnson: “The desks have made a difference for many of the students, they are able to stay on task, move and remain comfortable

while participating in group and whole class instruction as well as independent work.”

n Mrs. Duke: “The standing desk provides a nice movement break as they move to the back of the room. “At least 8 to ten 10 students in my class use this tool daily.”

n Ms Hoover: “The best thing ever to help with engagement in my classroom.”

The children using the new equipment had a lot to say:

n Aidan: “It’s fun and I get to wobble on it and it helps my brain get work done.”

n Sara: “It’s fun to sit on the seat because you can wiggle around and kind of bounce on it while you’re learning. I wish I could sit in it more.”

n Twiston: “ My standing desk makes me higher so I can pay more attention to the Smart board lesson.”

n Mrs. Schnetzka’s second grade class: “Our movement tools help our muscles to get stronger. The seats make it easier to move around to see the board. It is good to get exercise while you are learning. I like the wobble chair so I can stretch while I am learning. These tools help me to pay attention in class.”

ACTDenise Fuhrman and Brian Ellis, YS High School, received a grant for ACT (Applied College Tuition). The $7,069 provides sup-port for the high school’s dual enrollment program enabling selected students to take college courses while still attending high school. Sixteen students have been awarded ACT funds for tuition and books. They are taking classes at York College of Pennsylvania, Penn State York, and Harrisburg Area Community College. They are receiving college credit and YSSD credit for the courses.

World DrummingAshley Markey, Indian Rock and Valley View, received a grant for $4,040 to incorporate World Drumming into the music curriculum. This grant

was used to purchase a Remo World Drumming package that has introduced students to drums from around the world. The drumming classes help students with their social, communication, academic, emotional, cognitive, and fine and gross motor skills.

GlitterBug Handwashing ProgramChristine Stipanovic, Yorkshire Elementary and Middle School, received a $300 grant to start a GlitterBug Handwashing Program. This grant enabled the school nurse to purchase GlitterBug lotion and a UV light machine, which she uses to teach the importance of hand-washing through a fun and easy-to-implement methodology.

100 Grid CarpetWendy Houck, Valley View and Yorkshire, received a $1,348

grant for a 100 Grid Carpet. This grant allows for the purchase of “100 Grid” carpets, interactive, daily math tools to help students

practice counting, number sense, addition, and subtraction up to 100 through a fun and creative methodology. This grant was

made possible from endowment proceeds through the Jeffrey D. Sindicich Foundation, a named- donor endowment fund held by YSEF at the York County Community Foundation. The fund is in memory of Jeffrey Sindicich, York Suburban graduate, class of 1986.

L E T T E R F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T

The York Suburban Education Foundation (YSEF) is pleased to highlight another

successful year in our annual report, which stands as a tribute to the generous

supporters, volunteers and educators working together to do more for York Suburban

students. Our community’s dedication to YS education has enabled YSEF to award

94 grants totaling $179,121 since 2008.

Thank you to our thousands of generous donors; hundreds of parent, alumni,

retiree and community volunteers; our incredibly dedicated Board of Directors; and

to the District and classroom educators who deliver an enhanced experience for YS

students every day. Together, we do more for students! Special thanks to retiring board

members Albert Blakey, Jeff Royer and Connie Shorb for their valued contributions

totaling 17 years of service, and to Cathy Shaffer for her tireless efforts and leadership

as the founding YSEF president from 2008–2014.

Our partnerships continue to grow to do more for students. In 2015, YSEF

launched two new committees (Alumni and Impact Foundation). We partnered

with the YS Music Department and YS parent, Mindy Hamme, to process the

$6,625 Mrs. Hamme raised to purchase string instruments for students who may

not otherwise have had the opportunity to play. Special thanks to Kagan & Gaines

Music Company for their substantial in-kind support for this program. Our 6th annual

Celebration of Excellence raised a record $54,000. We look forward to celebrating

with our community again at Heritage Hills Golf Resort on Saturday, April 16, 2016,

and at future alumni events!

As always, thank you for your partnership as we work together to DO MORE for

York Suburban students. Please visit www.ysef.org for regular updates.

With sincere gratitude,

Sarah King Reinecker Sarah King Reinecker, President

York Suburban Education FoundationSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

December 31, 2015

www.ysef.orgwww.facebook.com/yorksuburbaneducationfoundationhttps://twitter.com/YorkSubEF

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ASSETS2015 2014

Cash and Cash Equivalents $144,251.31 $129,251.67

Guyer Fund $14,687.47 $10,010.82

Sindicich Fund $28,081.95 $30,868.49


Total Assets $313,668.70 $278,263.13

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETSNet Assets 2015 2014Unrestricted $238,515.66 $203,138.55

Restricted $75,153.04 $75,124.58

Total Net Assets $313,668.70 $278,263.13




Teachers say:










ACTDenise Fuhrman and Brian Ellis, YS High School, received a grant for ACT (Applied College Tuition). The $7,069 provides sup-port for the high school’s dual enrollment program enabling selected students to take college courses while still attendinghigh school. Sixteen students have been awarded ACT funds for tuitionand books. They are taking classes at York College of Pennsylvania, Penn State York, and Harrisburg Area Community College. They are receivingcollege credit and YSSD credit for the courses.



GlitterBug Handwashing ProgramChristine Stipanovic, Yorkshire Elementary and Middle School, received a $300 grant to start a GlitterBug Handwashing Program. This grant enabledthe school nurse to purchase GlitterBug lotion and a UV light machine, which she uses to teach the importance of hand-washing through a fun and easy-to-implement methodology.






























Sarah King ReineckerSarah King Reinecker, President


December 31, 2015


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ASSETS 2015 2014 Cash and Cash Equivalents $144,251.31 $129,251.67

Guyer Fund $14,687.47 $10,010.82

Sindicich Fund $28,081.95 $30,868.49


Total Assets $313,668.70 $278,263.13

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Net Assets 2015 2014 Unrestricted $238,515.66 $203,138.55

Restricted $75,153.04 $75,124.58

Total Net Assets $313,668.70 $278,263.13




Teachers say:










ACTDenise Fuhrman and Brian Ellis, YS High School, received a grant for ACT (Applied College Tuition). The $7,069 provides sup-port for the high school’s dual enrollment program enabling selected students to take college courses while still attending high school. Sixteen students have been awarded ACT funds for tuition and books. They are taking classes at York College of Pennsylvania, Penn State York, and Harrisburg Area Community College. They are receiving college credit and YSSD credit for the courses.



GlitterBug Handwashing ProgramChristine Stipanovic, Yorkshire Elementary and Middle School, received a $300 grant to start a GlitterBug Handwashing Program. This grant enabled the school nurse to purchase GlitterBug lotion and a UV light machine, which she uses to teach the importance of hand-washing through a fun and easy-to-implement methodology.






























Sarah King Reinecker Sarah King Reinecker, President


December 31, 2015


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Fizz, Boom, Read! Greg Gulley, Mary Beth Grove, Tawn Ketterman, and Kim Stoltz, Principals

at Indian Rock, East York, Valley View and Yorkshire respectively, were awarded a $12,850 grant due to YSEF’s qualifica-

tion and participation to access funds through the PA State EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit)

program. Fizz, Boom, Read—Summer Reading

Program will fund a new summer enrichment program

for selected elementary school students in an effort to boost

their school readiness.

2015 Annual Report








NEWS from YSEFNEWS from YSEF 2015 Grants


Impact FoundationIn 2015, students at YSHS started the Impact Foundation (IF), a committee of YSEF. Under the leadership of YSEF board member Josh Carney and YSHS vice principal Dr. Denise Fuhrman, and with start-up funding from the Jeffrey D. Sindicich Foun-dation, Carolyn Warman, and the York County Alliance for Learning, they have completed a needs assessment, and they have been awarded a grant by the York County Community Foundation to build an Impact Closet at each of the six district schools. Students will soon start raising money to provision the closets with items like clothes, school supplies, and food to help their fellow students. IF’s motto is “Students Helping Students.”







EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT TAX CREDIT PROGRAM We thank the following generous donors who supported YSEF through the EITC program:



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Fizz, Boom, Read! Greg Gulley, Mary Beth Grove, Tawn Ketterman, and Kim Stoltz, Principals at Indian Rock, East York, Valley View and Yorkshire respectively, were

awarded a $12,850 grant due to YSEF’s qualifica-tion and participation to access funds through the

PA State EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit) program. Fizz, Boom,

Read—Summer Reading Program will fund a new

summer enrichment program for selected elementary school

students in an effort to boost their school readiness.

2015 Annual Report








NEWS from YSEFNEWS from YSEF2015 Grants


Impact FoundationIn 2015, students at YSHS startedthe Impact Foundation (IF), a committee of YSEF. Under the leadershipof YSEF board member Josh Carney and YSHS vice principal Dr. Denise Fuhrman, and with start-up funding from the Jeffrey D. Sindicich Foun-dation, Carolyn Warman, and the York County Alliance for Learning, theyhave completed a needs assessment, and they have been awarded a grant by the York County Community Foundation to build an Impact Closet ateach of the six district schools. Students will soon start raising money to provision the closets with items like clothes, school supplies, and food to help their fellow students. IF’s motto is “Students Helping Students.”







EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT TAX CREDIT PROGRAMWe thank the following generous donors who supported YSEF through the EITC program:



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dba York Revolution
















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