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Honor An Educator This Holiday Season

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Looking for a special Christmas gift for an educator?
The Warsaw Education Foundation will offer a “Honor an Educator” tribute package to an educator this holiday season. The packages are available through Dec. 3 and the WEF will deliver them to recipients during the week of Dec. 16.
With a contribution to the Warsaw Education Foundation in honor of any Warsaw Community Schools educator, the foundation will send an “Honored Educator” pennant or engraved pin for workplace display and a personal note to the honoree. Educators can include teachers, bus drivers, secretaries, custodians, principals, cooks, school nurses or volunteers within Warsaw Community Schools.
Members of the community are invited to thank a friend or neighbor who is an employee of Warsaw Community Schools. Warsaw Community High School seniors may want to consider a tribute to an educator who has helped or encouraged them during their WCS career. WCS staff members may want to consider a “thank you” to a fellow staff member who has been a mentor to them or assisted them in some way.
Donations will be used to help fund the “Red Apple Grant” awards, which are monetary grants presented each year to Warsaw educators for projects that advance enrichment opportunities, provide innovative and inventive teaching and promote academic exploration in Warsaw Community Schools.
The Warsaw Education Foundation also relies on gifts to help fund the NEW Opportunities Workshop, Warsaw Schools’ chess tournaments, WCS Summer Enrichment Camp scholarships and the Partners in Education school/business mentoring programs.
A community non-profit organization, the Warsaw Education Foundation champions academic innovation and excellence in Warsaw Community Schools.
To participate in the “Honor an Educator” program, log on to the Warsaw Community Schools website, www.WarsawEducationFoundation.org to find a form that can be printed out and mailed, postmarked by Dec. 3.