Celebrating 20 years and more than $2 million in support of Clarke County Schools
Your visit to our website is important to us. Not only do we want to share our accomplishments of the past, but we also want to keep you informed about our future.
Through the generous support of businesses and individuals like you, the foundation has become the greatest, non-governmental source of financial support for the students, faculty, staff, and facilities of Clarke County Public Schools.
The Clarke County Education Foundation (CCEF), a non-profit organization with a current board of 16 members and a full-time executive director, is dedicated to providing private support to the Clarke County Public Schools to enhance its tax-supported programs.
Founded in 1991, and with current assets of $1.7 million, the CCEF has provided more than $2 million in student scholarships, teacher grants, system demonstration grants, and donor-defined projects through a combination of fund-raising and endowment income since its inception. (See below)
| Academic, arts, and athletic programs and activities |
$637,714
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| Teacher grants to assist in instructional needs |
$490,231
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| Student scholarships |
$135,034
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| Facilities and equipment |
$808,778
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TOTAL:
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$2,071,757
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The education of our succeeding generations is the single most important investment a society can make in the sustainability and development of its ideals.
Your support and participation is essential to the success of our foundation and the students of Clarke County Public Schools.
Please consider supporting the future of our community with your available resources, whether time or donations. Both are vital to our success.