Plano ISD Education Foundation

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Plano ISD Employees Raise $115,936.20
for Plano ISD Education Foundation Programs!

Unveiling the Plano ISD Employee Campaign contribution "mock check" at the
March school principals' meeting were (l-r) Plano ISD Education Foundation
President-elect Ralph Stow, Foundation President, Mary Jo Dean, Superintendent
of Schools Dr. Doug Otto and Deputy Superintendent and Campaign Chairman
Jeff Bailey. 

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About the Foundation

The Plano ISD Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Its mission is to generate private support for priority instructional projects identified by the Plano Independent School District for which tax dollars are not available. All contributions stay in Plano ISD and are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.

The Board of Directors (17K), consists of business and community leaders who recognize the importance of excellent public schools to the Plano community. Support generated by the Plano ISD Education Foundation ensures Plano ISD remains one of the best public school districts in the nation.

The Plano ISD Education Foundation was organized in 1993. Since 2001 more than $3 million has been gifted to Plano ISD for programs and services of importance to the school district. For additional information or to make a donation, email foundation@pisd.edu or call (469) 752-8272.

Recent Funding

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During the 2006-2007 school year, the Plano ISD Education Foundation gifted Plano ISD more than $800,000 for programs and services, including:

• STEM Partners Middle School Math Initiative & TI Innovations in STEM Teaching Awards;
• Grants to educators;
• Programs that recruit, retain and recognize the very best teachers;
• Scholarships for economically-disadvantaged students to attend 5th grade Collin County Adventure Camp;
• Grants for Employees in Crisis;
• Academic Calendar Magnets as district communication with all PISD families.
  

Additional Information

For information not found on this web site or to learn more about the Foundation, please contact Carol Hoey, Executive Director, at (469) 752-8272 or Carol.Hoey@pisd.edu. Questions may also be e-mailed to foundation@pisd.edu.