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The District 200 Education Foundation is a private, not-for-profit organization which was formed in 1993 to enhance and enrich the educational programs offered to students in District 200’s twelve schools. With the motto of “Making Things Happen That Ordinarily Would Not”, the Foundation plans activities and attracts donations to fund programs and services that are not covered by the regular school district budget. Since 1994, the organization has awarded more than $378,000 in grants to District 200 teachers for innovative projects and activities.
The District 200 Education Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees who are private citizens of the school district. Representatives from the District 200 Board of Education and from the district administration serve as ex officio members of the Foundation’s board. The Foundation welcomes participation of interested volunteers on committees and/or as board members. Anyone who is interested should contact the Chairperson.
Honors an individual for his or her long-term commitment and contributions to excellence in education in District 200. Any current or former D200 employee, graduate or community member is eligible for consideration.
2012 Award of Excellence Recipient
2011 Award of Excellence Recipient
Click on each year to see the schools, teachers and projects that were funded by grants from the Education Foundation.
2011 Mini Grants
2010 Mini Grants
2009 Mini Grants
Donations to the District 200 Education Foundation are always welcome and are tax deductible. To find out more about the Foundation, to make a donation, or to get involved, contact:
Rick Amundsen, Chairperson
P. O. Box 172
Woodstock, IL 60098
Phone: (815) 337-4508
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Rick Amundsen, Chairperson 815-337-4508 |
Peggy Buechler 815-338-5214 |
Tony Casalino 815-338-1690 |
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Stephen Schreiner 815-382-8653 |
Joe Starzynski 815-245-4954 |
Erich Thurow 815-337-8214 |
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Al Wilson 815-337-6861 |
Paul Meyer, Ex Officio 815-337-2503 |
Barb Banker, Ex Officio 815-337-5147 |