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The Board of Education is asked to approve the following gifts to Pueblo School District No. 60 in the amount of $69,592.82:
1. Angelus Chapel donated $400.00 to Central High School for the following: $100.00 to Central JROTC Program, $75.00 to Central Cheer Program, $75.00 to Central Dance Program, $75.00 to Central Midnight Regiment, and $75.00 to Central Mariachi Program.
2. Amigo Home Health donated $500.00 to the South High School Softball Program.
3. Gene and Susan Clark donated $1,000.00 to Central High School Track Program.
4. Dr. Matt Philson donated $500.00 to South High School Softball Program.
5. Cooper’s Companions Animal Rescue donated $3,000.00 to Central High School JROTC Program.
6.Central Booster Club donated $1,000.00 to Central High School’s JROTC Program.
7. Five Star Aviation donated $100.00 to Central High School Homecoming festivities.
8. Todd Michelich donated $400.00 to Central High School Soccer Program.
9. Pusedu Memorial donated $1,500.00 to Central High School Softball Program for the purchase of jackets.
10. Central High School Foundation donated $41,165.50 to Central High School for the following: $5,000.00 to The Principal's Education Foundation; $5,000.00 to the Baseball Program to build a new pitching mound; $1,395.00 to purchase a new Mascot uniform; $5,500 to purchase stunt mats; $1,439.00 to the Track Program to purchase uniforms; $7,115.00 to the Boys' Soccer Program to purchase uniforms; $1,539.00 to the Marching Band to purchase bibbers; $14,177.50 to the Marching Band to purchase uniforms.
11. The Colorado Trust donated $200.00 to Sunset Park Elementary.
12. East High School Alumni Foundation donated an enclosed trailer valued at $11,772.47 to the East High School Instrumental Music Department.
13. NuWay Scaffolding LLC donated $500.00 to Central High Boys' Basketball Program.
13. Collins Aerospace donated $7,554.85 to District 60 for the following: $2,400.00 for Professional Development for Summer Institute; $3,481.35 for drones used for Professional Development; $1,033.50 for T-shirts; and $640.00 for lunches for the Computer Science Convention. |
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The Board of Education approves and graciously accepts the gifts to schools as presented in the September 27, 2022 Board materials |
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Suzanne Morey - Assistant Superintendent for Teaching & Learning |
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Charlotte Macaluso - Superintendent |
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