Snoqualmie Valley School District students will be calling for donations to support the annual Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation Phonathon. Calls will be made to all local families with ties to the Snoqualmie Valley School District on September 12 and 13. Proceeds will go toward a pilot elementary math intervention program, the high school Natural Helpers program and the classroom grants program.
The Foundation is encouraging local families to answer the call and support the schools. It takes a community to create great schools and successful students. With your donations, we will be able to enhance educational programs throughout the district.
The goal of the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation (SVSF) is to support every student in every school in the Snoqualmie Valley. With the help of more than one hundred local student volunteers and parents, the Foundation is expecting to raise over $20,000 during the two-day Phonathon.
Originally founded in 1988 as the Citizens for Better Schools, the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation has been dedicated to assuring opportunity and encouraging excellence for all Snoqualmie Valley Students. A separate, but collaborative partner with the school district, the Foundation is solely funded by private contributions. The Foundation awards classroom grants to enhance classroom experience, reading and math support and intervention, arts and music education, and implementing technology in each classroom.
Donations can be made anytime at the Foundation website: www.SVSFoundation.org.
