The State College Area School District Foundation exists to support major fundraising and ongoing development efforts for the district and its nine elementary schools, two middle schools, and high school. Donations to the Foundation directly benefit students by providing an environment in which skills, interests, and abilities can be nurtured and developed to a higher degree than the regular budget permits.
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How to Support Students & Families Now in the New School Year
As the school year begins, many people in the community have reached out to ask what they can do to support students. Learn more about how you can partner with the Education Foundation to support areas of greatest need. Read More
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Mission & Vision
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Mission & Vision
Mission
The State College Area School District Education Foundation is committed to enhancing the educational experience of students within the State College Area School District by providing financial support for innovative learning opportunities.
Vision
An enriching educational experience that challenges and inspires every student to reach his or her full potential.
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News & More
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Growing Readers at Radio Park
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In 2019, a grant from the The Mardi Lowry McDonough ’87 Student Opportunity Fund and Grant Program helped Radio Park Elementary students celebrate March Book Madness. Created by second grade teacher Mary Robert in 2018, March Book Madness is a literature-rich, community-building activity.Easterly Parkway Grant Project Designed to Maximize Learning by Meeting Basic Needs
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“State College Area School District wants to prepare students for lifelong success through excellence in education. If children’s basic needs are not being met, they are not able to fully benefit from the excellent education our district provides,” said Carissa Walter, School Counselor at Easterly Parkway Elementary School.Largest Award to Date Enhanced Virtual Learning During Critical Time
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Special Maroon & Gray Issue: When the 2020-21 school year began, students and teachers alike were adapting to new ways of instruction and learning. With some students in-person and others attending virtually, technology became an even more crucial part of every classroom. The district made a big investment to make remote learning more effective during the pandemic, thanks, in part, to a $50,000 grant from the Education Foundation. The Mardi Lowry McDonough Student Opportunity Grant Program funded half of the Education Foundation’s total contribution.- 1
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Foundation Board meetings generally occur on the first Wednesday of the month at 5 p.m. at the Panorama Village Administrative Center.
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Paul Olivett, Executive DIrector
SCASD Education Foundation
240 Villa Crest Drive
State College, PA 16801
814-883-8067
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