2025-07-14T04:20:06-07:00 2024-08-31 463680200 Mays & Associates PLLC 3720 Decker Dr Baytown TX 77520 990EZ 2023-09-01 270368834 KILGORE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION KILG 9039862265 301 N KILGORE ST KILGORE TX 75662 Erin Brogoitti Secretary 2025-07-14 true true Brandon L Mays CPA P01274188 2814241000 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X FOUNDATION.KISD.ORG X X 111733 X 21320 1714 0 88699 22690 66009 0 89043 42823 3372 2152 48347 40696 117648 158344 117648 158344 117648 158344 117648 158344 THE MISSION OF THE KILGORE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION IS TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF ALL KILGORE SCHOOL CHILDREN BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND OTHER RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT DISTRICT-WIDE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES. KILGORE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION AWARDED THREE KILGORE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WITH A $1,000 SCHOLARSHIP. 3000 3000 Get Your Teach On- Zevely Hatcher, Kilgore ISD CurriculumGYTO is an exciting and impactful experience that helps educators develop effective teaching practices to accelerate student learning. Founded by Hope and Wade King, former Ron Clark Academy teachers, GYTO brings the same energy, innovation, and rigor our teachers are looking for. This opportunity will directly support both teacher effectiveness and student success. 10233 10233 Learn & Grow- Rebecca Baker, Kilgore High School English Department ChairAttending the 2024 Texas Council of Teachers of English Language Arts (TCTELA) conference will give our high school English teachers the chance to learn new strategies, share ideas, and improve instruction. The theme is Forging the Future of Literacy, and sessions will cover topics like using technology and supporting all types of learners. By attending together, we can bring back valuable tools to help our students grow as strong, confident readers and writers. 4936 4936 Grow Our Own Teachers- Marissa Coop, Principals of Education Teacher- Kilgore High School. This year, KISD relaunched the Education & Training CTE pathway, a four-year program for students interested in becoming teachers. It includes classroom learning and hands-on experience through courses like Principles of Education and Practicum. The goal is to help address the teacher shortage by growing our own future educators who may one day return to work in our districtwhile also providing extra support for current teachers. 3036 3036 Tap Shoes- Christie Carter, Dance Instructor- Kilgore High SchoolEach year, we teach a 46 week tap unit in which students learn foundational tap skills, perform a choreographed routine, and create original choreography. However, due to the lack of a dedicated dance budget, we have not been able to purchase new tap shoes in 710 years. As a result, many shoes are worn out or unusable, and some students are unable to participate fully due to limited sizes and poor shoe condition. It's important to note that the dance program is separate from Hi-Steppers and does not share their funding. 1080 1080 Digital Art- Savannah Griffith, Art Teacher- Kilgore Middle SchoolDigital art will take students foundational skills of drawing and enhance them in a digital realm. Introducing digital art at the middle school campus will allow students to explore art though technology that correlates with real world application such as graphic design, web design as well as digitizing traditional artwork. This course will allow these students early access to potential college entry majors and technological careers using digital art and design. 9108 9108 Bulldog Book Box- Melissa Steph, Reading Intervention Teacher- Kilgore Intermediate School. The Bulldog Book Box is a unique program designed to encourage reading through positive reinforcement. Using a book vending machine from Global Vending, students earn tokens for positive behavior, which they can use to select a book to keep. The token system, created by campus educators, ensures all students have access based on their individual goals. By placing books directly in students hands, the program helps support literacy growth and long-term academic success. 7867 7867 Flexible Seating- Stephanie Collins, Kindergarten Teacher- Kilgore Primary SchoolYoung children benefit from movement throughout the school day, and flexible seating supports this need by allowing students to wobble, rock, bounce, or stand while learning. This approach replaces traditional desks and chairs with a variety of seating options such as wobble chairs, stability balls, stools, and ergoErgo seats. Students will rotate through different seating types each week, helping them discover what works best for their learning style. At the start of the year, they will be taught how to use each option safely. Surf desks will also be used during whole-group activities on the classroom rug. 3563 3563 42823 X Johna Tritt President 1.00 0 Millicent Tinney Vice President 1.00 0 Erin Brogoitti Secretary 1.00 0 Ubaldo Meraz Co-Treasurers 1.00 0 Chase Patterson Co-Treasurers 1.00 0 Leah Gorman Director 1.00 0 Sarah Dickey Board Member 1.00 0 Noweka Harvey Board Member 1.00 0 Darrin Mallet Board Member 1.00 0 Tara Sanders Board Member 1.00 0 Summer Burrow Board Member 1.00 0 Magen Edmonson Board Member 1.00 0 Katie Smith Board Member 1.00 0 Craig Harrington Board Member 1.00 0 Jessica Welch Board Member 1.00 0 Sharon Staehs Board Member 1.00 0 Alan Clark Director 1.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false ALAN CLARK 410 N KILGORE ST KILGORE TX 75662 9039862265 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X X 1 KILGORE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 756001907 2 false 42823 0 1 42823 0 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true true false X true true Part IV, Section E, Line 2a: Identify Supported Orgs. and Explain How Activities Furthered Exempt Pu KILGORE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION RECEIVES CONTRIBUTIONS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO KILGORE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT SO THAT SUPPLIES, ELECTRONICS AND OTHER DEVICES, ETC. MAY BE PURCHASED FOR CLASSROOM USE BY STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. Part IV, Section E, Line 2b: Reasons For The Organization's Position THE FOUNDATION HELPS IN PROVIDING ELECTRONIC LEARNING DEVICES AS WELL AS OTHER LEARNING TOOLS AND SUPPLIES TO KILGORE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED GALA BANQUET 69548 69548 15666 5K VIRTUAL RACE 17066 17066 4613 86614 86614 20279 20279 66335 Grants and Similar Amounts Paid In Excess of $5,000.1 | Donee's Name: KISD | Cash Amount Given: $42823 | Date of Gift: -20240326 Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $250 Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $665 Other Expenses.1 supplies $1237