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Thank you for your generous support of Springfield Schools Foundation.

The Foundation is a non-profit with a 501(c)(3) designation from the IRS.  The funds we raise support Foundation programs including Classroom Grants to teachers.  Your support is greatly appreciated, and we will be glad to provide a receipt for your records. 

Please mail your donation (address below) or donate via PayPal using the link below:


If you would like to mail your donation, please send to:

Springfield Schools Foundation
6900 Hall Street
Holland, OH 43528

For additional information, please call 419.867.5600 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday - Friday.







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What's New

More than $6,000 in grants awarded to teachers in Springfield Local Schools 
SSF grants awarded during Spring 2011:

Movement Balls for Brain-Based Learning.  Janet King at Dorr Elementary will purchase large weighted balls for her students with special needs.  Research shows that sitting on these balls improves concentration and relieves stress especially for students with autism and ADHD.  The grant also funded copies of Catch a Brain Wave, a CD that increases learning power by encouraging movement.

Outdoor Education.  Sixth grade teachers at SMS will  collaborate with Toledo Metroparks and high school biology teacher, Marty Perlaky, to create an outdoor educational experience in the Grove.  The grant will fund waders so students can explore the stream as well as scientific testing kits and equipment so they can do hands on fieldwork. 

Teaching Music Through Puppets.  Jennifer Mercer at Dorr Elementary will encourage students in her music class to find their voices by using puppets with large and expressive mouths.   The grant funds multi-ethnic puppets that will be used by K-3 students as well as counselors and special education teachers.

Every Student Has an Answer. Three math teachers at SMS received grants to purchase instant response systems for their classrooms.  These systems improve student participation and increase the effectiveness of lessons because teachers have immediate feedback about what each student understands. 

Games to Increase Social Skills. This grant will be used to purchase engaging, interactive games that help students develop social skills needed for school success including anger management and problem solving. 


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