MEMORIAL BRICKS
As the school year comes to a close, it's a time filled with pride and reflection for families of graduating seniors. It's a moment to celebrate achievements, cherish memories, and mark a significant milestone in a student's life. One unique and lasting way to honor your graduating senior is by purchasing a memorial brick at the Perry Township District Administration Building.
These bricks, engraved with your senior's name, graduation year, and a personalized message, become a permanent part of the school's landscape. They serve as a lasting tribute, creating a meaningful legacy that will be remembered for years to come. Whether your student is graduating from high school or completing their time at a Perry Township school, a memorial brick is a thoughtful way to commemorate their journey.
Not only does purchasing a memorial brick provide a touching tribute, but it also supports the Perry Township Education Foundation. The funds raised through the sale of these bricks go towards supporting innovative teaching and equitable education for students across the district. Your contribution helps create a brighter future for students and enhances educational opportunities for all.
To purchase a memorial brick for your graduating senior, simply visit the Perry Township Education Foundation's website or contact the foundation directly. Don't miss this opportunity to honor your senior and leave a lasting legacy at the heart of the Perry Township community.
Memorials, honor an educator & Planned Giving
There are multiple ways to honor a loved one through the Perry Township Education Foundation.
Perry Payforward campaign
Each contribution works to sponsor educational activities, meet classroom needs, and make a diefference in the lives of students. Even a small amount per employee makes a big impact!
What Can a Dollar Do?
$1 Per Paycheck could buy a new book for a classroom library or a small set of school supplies for a student in need.
$2 Per Paycheck could provide educational software subscriptions for students or fund a small classroom project like science experiment kits.
$5 Per Paycheck could sponsor a student’s participation in a field trip, cover costs for after-school programs, or purchase essential supplies for a classroom.
$10 Per Paycheck could provide a scholarship for a student to attend a summer camp or a series of extracurricular activities, fund a teacher's professional development workshop, or purchase a class set of books.
$20 Per Paycheck could significantly contribute to a classroom technology upgrade, such as tablets or laptops, fund a larger-scale educational project or initiative, or support a school library with new books and resources.
PTEF Goals:
Provide funds to support creative and effective teaching methods that enhance student learning.
Support efforts for all students having access to high-quality educational opportunities, regardless of their background or circumstances.
Foster strong relationships between the school, families, and the community to support student success.
PTEF Strategies:
Offer grants to staff and schools for innovative projects that improve educational outcomes.
Collaborate with community organizations and businesses to leverage resources and support educational initiatives.
Promote the importance of equitable education and innovative teaching through events, campaigns, and outreach efforts.
license plates
The BMV offers a license plate to benefit the Perry Township Education Foundation.
Purchasing an Education or “Hoosier Family of Readers” license plate in Indiana supports your schools. Nearly $19 of the specialty plate’s administration fee is sent to your selected school’s education foundation. In turn, the foundation uses those funds for teacher grants and innovative programs that enhance learning for all students in the district. Support our children and our schools by purchasing the “Education” license plate on your vehicle this year.
