Bethel Staff Talent Show A Huge Hit
Bethel District News, Sep 22, 2010, By Pat McGillivray Among the most popular acts was Malabon’s “Westerners” performing the Bread Smellin’ Sass.
Bethel District News, Sep 22, 2010, By Pat McGillivray Among the most popular acts was Malabon’s “Westerners” performing the Bread Smellin’ Sass.
Todd Lipkin, BEF Treasurer Taycee Lipkin, BEF Fundraising Chair Pat McGillivray , Ex-Officio Board Member Brooke Cottle, BEF President
KVAL News, Feb 5, 2010, By Molly Blancett EUGENE, Ore. — It’s been a rough budget year for the Bethel School District. “The year started difficult,” said Bethel Superintendent Colt Gill. The budget was so bleak teachers agreed to work for free, take a salary freeze and cut school days. Almost all elementary and middle…
Fairfield teacher, Cory Jacobs, couldn’t contain her excitement when she received her mini-grant. BEF Board Member Dawnja Johnson looks on. Teacher Emily Snider from Willamette High School was happy to receive her certificate from BEF Board Member Denise Prewett.
Bethel District News, January 13, 2010, By Pat McGillivrayThe Bethel Education Foundation will award mini-grants in February. Nearly $2,000 has been donated directly to individual Bethel schools through the Bethel Education Foundation. While BEF’s initial fundraising efforts brought in more than $10,000 for its mini-grants fund, the nearly $2,000 was designated by donors to go…
The Register Guard, September 15, 2009, Letters in the Editor’s Mailbag, by Janis Brew, Springfield Bethel School District teachers’ decision to work without pay on Sept. 8 is an example of the many ways teachers give unselfishly to our children and society and should not be taken for granted. Every year teachers throughout our…
The Register Guard, September 5, 2009, Editorial Good for the parents of students in Bethel schools. They’re forming a Bethel Education Foundation to solicit money and provide small grants for the schools. These private sources of help are all the more useful now that a recession is squeezing normal public funds. In making this move…
The Register-Guard, September 2, 2009, By Anne Williams Hoping to replicate a strategy that has netted thousands of dollars for neighboring schools, a group of parents in west Eugene’s Bethel School District has launched an education foundation. The Bethel Education Foundation, still awaiting its formal nonprofit status, will seek donations and act as a fundraising…
Bethel parents (bottom row) Brooke Cottle, Dawnja Johnson, Taycee Lipkin, (top row) Tannya McFarlane and Karen Krumrey-Fulks helped create the BEF. Thanks to the determination of some active Bethel parents, the Bethel Education Foundation – BEF – is now soliciting donations to support the academic achievement of all Bethel students.BEF is a non-profit organization that…