Our Mission
The Eudora Schools Foundation raises funds to enrich the student experience, reward teacher excellence, and make Eudora schools the very best. Learn more and get involved.
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Our mission-driven programs affect the lives of students and make Eudora schools the very best. EXPLORE MORE
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Our partners are influential in increasing community and business engagement to make a difference in our schools and in our classrooms. FIND OUT MORE.
Our Impact This Year
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Students Impacted
1736
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Educators Impacted
309
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Dollars Raised
$300,000
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Classroom Grants Awarded
118

News & Notes
The Eudora Schools Foundation (ESF) has raised $43,000 from the first-ever ESF Give Day on March 2nd. The total includes donations received from February 23 to March 5th.
“Our initial goal was $15,000 for ESF Give Day. What was actually raised was better than we ever dared to imagine,” said Matt Bova, ESF Board President. “You hope for the best and you believe you can reach your goal, but Eudora lapped it by a mile. We are all smiling and grateful here! I hope people understand that their generosity will make it so much easier for us to plan ahead. We will be looking for opportunities to honor our donors’ intentions and put these dollars right back into classrooms.”
The Eudora Schools Foundation (ESF) is pleased to announce it has received a $10,000 LiveWell Douglas County Community Wellness grant.
The grant provides funding for the creation of an outdoor learning and culinary arts center at the Eudora High School (EHS). This area is a new outdoor space on the north side of the building, outside of the Eudora DeSoto Technical Education Center (EDTEC). The large concrete area will include an outdoor classroom shelter and a culinary arts outdoor kitchen.
The Eudora Schools Foundation (ESF) announced today the award of more than $9,000 to 18 teachers in the Eudora school district. Teachers apply for grants for innovative programs that enhance student learning and success in the classroom. Since 2006, the ESF has funded more than 130 projects across the district totaling more than $100,000 in classroom educational initiatives.