2009-2010 AnnuAl Review - hef hanover education foundation

2009-2010 Annual Review
Supporting Hanover County Public Schools

Mission
We develop and sustain community and business
partnerships, and serve as effective stewards
of resources, to create quality educational
opportunities that promote high performance in
all students in Hanover County Schools.
2009-2010 EXECUTIVE BOARD
Vernon E. Inge, Jr., LeClair Ryan, President
T. Fitzgerald Rogers, United Healthcare, Vice President
William E. Martin, Jr., EVB, Treasurer
Robert C. Brown, Capital One, Secretary
DIRECTORS
Joseph D. Cox, Panduit Corporation
Randolph A. Dillard, Verizon
Wayne S. Dishman, Owens & Minor
C. Wayne Griffin, White Birch Paper Company
William W. Johnston, Randolph-Macon College
John J. Leber, Cavalier International, Inc.
Elizabeth S. Littlefield, J. Sargeant Reynolds
Community College
J. Ross Luck, Luck Chevrolet
Anna L. Madland, Atlee Chiropractic, P.C.
Charles B. Martin, Altria Client Services, Inc.
Michael C. Patrick, Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC
Jeffrey C. Robinson, Goodman & Company, LLP
Michael S. Rosser, Bank of America
Ann H. Smoot, Consultant, Human Resources
Pamela C. Wratchford, Ashcake Family Physicians
ADVISORS
Sue Forbes Watson, School Board Member
Dr. Stewart D. Roberson, Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Jamelle S. Wilson, Assistant Superintendent for
Instructional Leadership
Dr. Michael E Thornton, Assistant Superintendent for
Business and Operations
Matthew C. Anderson, Trane, Chairman, Business
Advisory Committee
Margaret P. Hill, Executive Director
PAST PRESIDENTS
L. McCauley Chenault, Chenault Law Offices
E. Mason Cockrell, Jr., Dean Witter Investment Services
Martin L. Giles, VSC Fire & Security, Inc.
William H. Hutton, Union First Market Bank
Michael D. Robinson, Bon Secours Memorial
Regional Medical Center
A. D. Whittaker, A.D. Whittaker Construction, Inc.
HEF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Anita M. Floyd
Athough it has been a tough financial year, Hanover
County Public Schools still has had a great year. The
economy has had a severe impact upon the funding
sources for Hanover County Public Schools and all school
divisions. Budgets have been reduced sharply. All of the
school employees have worked to have a very successful
year in the face of these budget cuts. The need for the Hanover Education Foundation,
however, is greater than ever. Our HEF sponsors and Board members have been
fantastic this year, and we appreciate all of the gifts in the form of dollars and hard work.
I would like to thank the generosity of the many contributors listed in this
publication, as we would not be able to support Hanover County Public Schools without
them. We also really appreciate the hard work of the Board members. In particular,
I would like to recognize the Board members whose terms have ended this year. They
are William E. Martin, Jr., William W. Johnston and John J. Leber. A special THANK
YOU goes to Marty Martin for the great work he has done serving as Finance Chairman
for the last three years. During his term, Marty was an invaluable steward for the funds
entrusted to the HEF.
News for 2009 – 2010:
• The Foundation raised over 246,000 in revenues and pledges.
• The Foundation gave $55,000 in scholarships to 37 Hanover County students.
• The Foundation awarded $16,500 to fund grants and assist teachers in the classroom
thanks to Altria and Bank of America.
• For the third year in a row, Michael Patrick, General Manager of Patrick Pontiac Buick
GMC, presented George Herring, Hanover Teacher of the Year, with the use of a new
vehicle for one year also covering the maintenance and the insurance. This gift is a
great example of the support from a community business relationship that has been
cultivated with the Foundation.
• The Verizon Foundation gave $24,750 to be used to support the Reading Olympics.
I look forward to another great year with the HEF.
Vernon E. Inge, Jr., President
Hanover Education Foundation
From the President…
HANOVER EDUCATION FOUNDATION
Goals
• Be a dynamic and responsive mechanism for meeting changing educational challenges and needs
of Hanover County.
• Encourage innovative educational programs of direct benefit to teachers and students.
• Serve as a non-profit body to solicit and receive tax-deductible funds from those sharing and
supporting a continuing vision of excellence for Hanover County Public Schools.
Initiatives
• Creative Instructional Grants to teachers to encourage and stimulate creativity in effective teaching.
• Professional Development Grants for teachers to expand their knowledge and skills which they can
transfer to the classroom.
• Scholarships for our students to pursue training and educational opportunities beyond high school.
• Matching Grant Funds to leverage the Foundation’s funds for district-wide or school-based
enhancements.
• Grants for students and teachers to compete or participate in a significant manner in state or
national competitions or meetings.
2 Striving for Excellence … in our students … in our schools … in our community.

Classroom Innovators
2009-2010 Creative Instructional Grant Recipients
These successful initiatives benefited more than 5,000 students and allowed our educators unique professional development opportunities.
Rebecca Roper & Allison Letourneau
Beaverdam Elementary School, One School
One Book
Holly Barr & Melissa Ingram-Crouch
Chickahominy Middle School, Boys In Literacy
Initiative (Club BILI)
Shirley Haas
Chickahominy Middle School, Figure it Out
Janet Arnold
Cold Harbor Elementary School, Agricultural
Authors
Heather Bumgarner & Kim Dye
Cold Harbor Elementary School,
Scientific Literature Circles
Angela Hobson & Peg Palermo
Elmont Elementary School, Adaptive
Instruction Through the Use of
Technology
Carol Starke & Kara Barton
Henry Clay Elementary School, Smart Start to
School
Katie Stockhausen
Henry Clay Elementary School, Author Alive
Theresa Dixon
John M. Gandy Elementary School, Take Out
Math Project
Megan Noakes & Jessica Jennings
John M. Gandy Elementary School, Discovering
Science Through Reading
Rebecca Wynne
John M. Gandy Elementary School, Author Alive
Sharon Eshler & Patty Smagala
Kersey Creek Elementary School, Change for the
Resistant and Struggling Reader
Karen Carpenter & Kim Lawrence
Laurel Meadow Elementary School, Let's Chat
About Math
Cheri Beth Fisher & Sarah Bazemore
Laurel Meadow Elementary School, School-
Wide Collaborative Intervention Planning:
Strengthening Support for Teachers and
Struggling Students
Brenda Loftis
Liberty Middle School, Figure it Out
Katie Rexrode & Stephanie Joyner
Mechanicsville Elementary School, Using
Games to Connect with Families and
Strengthen Student Math Abilities
Linda Painter & Patty Viers
Pearson’s Corner Elementary School, Reading
from Sea to Shining Sea
Robin Patterson & Jennifer Washburn
Pole Green Elementary School, Social Studies
Reading Interactive Notebook Grant
Jennifer McClintock
Stonewall Jackson Middle School, Figure it Out
2009-2010 Mike Fehl Special Education
Grant Recipients
Cynthia T. Pack, Kersey Creek Elementary School, Corrective Reading Program
Tonya M. Williams. Rural Point Elementary School, The Decodable Classroom
Hanover Education Foundation
Awards Professional
Development Scholarship
Left to right, Dr. Stewart Roberson, Superintendent of Schools,
Vern Inge, President of HEF, Kimberly Harrell, and Ann Gladstone,
Vice-Chairman of Hanover County School Board.
The Hanover Education Foundation (HEF) has
awarded the 2009-2010 Superintendent’s
Professional Development Scholarship to Kimberly
J. Harrell, a language arts teacher at Chickahominy
Middle School. Ms. Harrell will use the $1,000
scholarship to take a writing course at Virginia
Commonwealth University, after which she plans to
publish a literary magazine at Chickahominy Middle
School to provide the opportunity for her students
to exhibit their stories and other literary and artistic
talents for the student body to enjoy.
The Superintendent’s Professional Development
Scholarship, initiated by the HEF in 1999, is awarded
annually to provide a professional development
opportunity for a promising classroom teacher. The
award was presented at the January 12, 2010 meeting
of the Hanover County School Board.
As Hanover’s runner-up for the 2010
R.E.B. Award for Distinguished Educational
Leadership, Dr. Amy Woodward, principal
of Mechanicsville Elementary School,
received a professional development scholarship
grant from the Hanover Education
Foundation on March 16, 2010.
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HEF Celebration of Excellence
Celebrating Success – The Hanover Way
On October 29, the Hanover Education Foundation (HEF)
hosted the 11th Annual Celebration of Excellence in Education.
The event was held at the Omni Richmond Hotel to honor
outstanding Hanover educators and community members
whose significant contributions have supported major education initiatives
of Hanover County Public Schools (HCPS). The Hanover County School
Board and government leaders joined Superintendent of Schools Stewart
Roberson, school staff members, and community business partners to
celebrate awards and recognition garnered by Hanover County teachers,
administrators and support staff over the past year.
Music for the evening was provided by the Lee-Davis High School
Chamber ensemble directed by Jennifer Breeden. The colors were
presented by Atlee & Hanover High School AFJROTC Color Guard under
the direction of Lt. Col. Charles Schmetzer.
Altria Group, Inc., Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center,
Kings Dominion, and Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC were the major sponsors
of the evening. Table sponsors included: Ashland Milling Company,
BB&T, BCWH Architects, Bank of America, Battlefield Commons LLC,
Bear Island Paper Company, Frank Bradley, Cavalier International, Inc.,
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc., EVB, Hanover Career Student Resource, Inc.,
Carolyn and Charlie Horner, Moseley Architects, Owens & Minor, Inc., Scott
& Stringfellow, Inc., Ann H. Smoot, The Supply Room Companies, Inc.,
Trane, Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc., Union Bank & Trust Company, Village
Bank, and VSC Fire & Security, Inc. Photography services were provided by
Candid Color.
George Herring, English teacher at Atlee High School was honored
as the Hanover Teacher of the Year. Owen Matthews of Kings Dominion
presented Mr. Herring with unlimited family visits for the 2010 season.
He also was awarded the use of a new vehicle of his choosing from
Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC shortly after being chosen as Hanover
Teacher of the Year.
The Mechanicsville Rotary once again partnered with the Hanover
Education Foundation to award teachers with monetary gifts. David Fuller,
past president of the Rotary, presented the teachers with their awards.
Other awards and recognitions that were presented at the Celebration
of Excellence included the HEF 2010 Superlative Supporter Award, given
to Michael Patrick from Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC, the Superintendent’s
Professional Development Award, Beginning Teachers of the Year Awards,
REB Awards, National Board Certification Recognitions, Hanover Support
Employee of the Year, Creative Instructional Grant Awards, and the
Excellence-in-Educational Leadership Awards.
“The theme for the evening was Celebrating Success — The Hanover
Way. Thanks to the support of all of our sponsors, we were able to
celebrate the talents and creativity of Hanover’s excellent teachers and
educational leaders. It was truly a night to remember,” said Margaret Hill,
Executive Director of the HEF.
To read more about the 11th Annual Celebration of Excellence
in Education, please visit our website at www.hefhanover.com
Hanover County Public Schools Teacher of the Year 2010
George S. Herring, Atlee High School
School Nominees
Lisa W. Brown, Battlefield Park Elementary School
Louise M. Hart, Beaverdam Elementary School
Stacey B. Duke, Cold Harbor Elementary School
Linda E. Fielding, Cool Spring Elementary School
Kathleen N. Cooper, Chickahominy Middle School
Helen L. Blough, Elmont Elementary School
Shakita M. Fox, Hanover High School
Melissa V. Scott, Henry Clay Elementary School
Susan M. Winckler, John M. Gandy Elementary School
Anne N. King, Kersey Creek Elementary School
Amy J. Williams, Laurel Meadow Elementary School
Sonia L. Nichols, Lee-Davis High School
Lisa M. Coates, Liberty Middle School
Ellen M. Burgess, Mechanicsville Elementary School
Sarah E. Gathright, Oak Knoll Middle School
Angela D. Mitchell, Patrick Henry High School
Lori R. Barnes, Pearson's Corner Elementary School
Christina E. Valentine, Pole Green Elementary School
D. Michelle Brown, Rural Point Elementary School
Christine W. Phaup, South Anna Elementary School
Melinda L. Hinkle, Stonewall Jackson Middle School
Renee M. Simpkins, The Georgetown School
Robert J. Robinson, The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology
Amanda G. Lawrence, Washington-Henry Elementary School
Beginning Teachers of the Year 2009-2010
Christina S. Kain, Chickahominy Middle School
Julie F. Koontz, Cold Harbor Elementary School
Aimee P. Walters, Lee-Davis High School
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Scenes from the Celebration
Pictured above, Michael Patrick of
Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC accepts
the 2010 Superlative Supporter
Award. Pictured (left to right): Phyllis
& Pat Patrick, Kara Majewskii, Brandi
Patrick and Dr. Stewart Roberson.
Lee-Davis High School Women’s
Chamber Ensemble performs at
Celebration.
George Herring, 2010 Hanover
Teacher of the Year, speaks to guests
during the Celebration.
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Generous Support From Our Community
Hanover Education Foundation Hosts
7th Annual Bowl for Education
Mascots show their school spirit
First Place Winners from Hanover High School (left to right): George Sadler,
Stephanie Shea, Leslie Stargardt and Bobby Stratton
Winners of the Bowl-for-Education Most Spirited Award went to Cold Harbor
Elementary School Moms on the Ball Team (left to right): Sandra Dow, Sarah
Lambert, Brandi Carter, and Laura Hening. Also pictured is Dr. Stewart Roberson,
Superintendent of Schools.
On Saturday, January 23, fifty-two teams representing every Hanover
school, the Hanover County School Board, Hanover County Fire &
EMS, several local businesses, the central office, and the Hanover
Education Foundation (HEF) gathered at AMF Hanover Lanes on Bell Creek
Road to “Bowl for Education.” The HEF raised over $13,800 to support grants
and scholarships for Hanover County students and teachers.
The first place trophy went to the team from Hanover High School,
The Hanover Hawks (George Sadler, Bobby Stratton, Stephanie Shea, Leslie
Stargardt). The second place trophies went to the Atlee Rolling Raiders from
Atlee High School (Ryan Brugger, Logan Smith, Eric Leise, Scott Csoke). The
third place trophy went to Rural Point Elementary School, The Rural Point
Rollers (Rueben Albright, Jonice Albright, Chip Tuck, Jason Byrd). Scott Csoke,
from Altee High School, received the trophy for highest score in a game for a
male, and Cheryl Lane from Stonewall Jackson Middle School received the
trophy for highest score in a game for a female.
The HEF Bowl-for-Education was excited to add a new award this year
called the School Spirit Award. The winners were from Cold Harbor Elementary
School. According to Margaret Hill, Executive Director of the HEF, everyone
thoroughly enjoyed the event. “Thanks to all of the business support we
received this year. This was the largest tournament we have had,” said Ms. Hill.
“It’s always great to see folks having a good time at an event that benefits our
students,” she said.
The HEF thanks the following donors for their support of the event:
Randy P. Abernathy
Robert W. Adkins III
American Family Fitness
AMF Hanover Lanes #108
Ashland Milling Company
Ashland Skateland
Atlee High School
Barksdale Theatre & Theatre IV
Battlefield Park Elementary School
Battlefield Park Elementary School PTA
Bear Island Paper Company
Beautiful Bodies, Inc.
Beaverdam Elementary School
Bennett Funeral Home
BLD Construction, Inc.
Bogeys Sports Park
Candid Color Photography
Capital Ale House
Chickahominy Middle School
Cold Harbor Elementary School
Cool Spring Elementary School
Frederick Crosby
Elmont Elementary School
Karen and Floyd Epps
EVB
Nicholas Germane
G-Force Karts
Giovanni’s Pizza, Pasta, & Subs
Glen Allen Golf
The Half Way House Restaurant
Hanover County Fire & EMS
Hanover Co. Public Schools, HR Dept
Hanover Co. Public Schools, ILS Dept
Hanover County School Board
Hanover Education Foundation
Hanover High School
Hein Consulting
Henry Clay Elementary School
Herald-Progress
Herff Jones
Homemades by Suzanne
James River Cellars Winery
John M. Gandy Elementary School
Dr. Morris Jordan
Kersey Creek Elementary School
Kersey Creek Elementary School PTA
Kings Dominion
Laurel Meadow Elementary School
Lee-Davis High School
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
Liberty Middle School
Lincoln Financial Group
Massanutten Resort
Mechanicsville Elementary School
The Mechanicsville Local
Mechanicsville Toyota
Monaghan Funeral Home
Oak Knoll Middle School
Omni Richmond Hotel
Patrick Henry High School
Peak Experiences Indoor
Climbing Center
Pearson’s Corner Elementary School
Jethro H. Piland III
Pole Green Elementary School
Pole Green Elementary School PTA
Richmond Blinded Veterans
Association
The Richmond Symphony
ROMA Ristorante Italiano
Rural Point Elementary School
Rural Point Elementary School SCA
Saxon Shoes
Norman Sklar
The Smokey Pig Restaurant
Larry W. Snyder, Jr.
South Anna Elementary School
Stonewall Jackson Middle School
The Georgetown School
The Hanover Center for Trades and
Technology
The Supply Room Companies
Virginia Barbeque Ashland
VSC Fire & Security, Inc.
Barbara Walker
Wal-Mart - Ashland
Washington-Henry Elementary School
Williams Bakery
YMCA of Greater Richmond
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First Place finishers for the AM Flight, Riverbound Café (left to right):
Michael Cohan, Robbie Watkins, Josh Rahman, and Scott Wright.
First Place finishers for the PM Flight, BB&T Insurance Services (left to right):
Jeff Weller, John Witt, Steve Martin – Not pictured Dave Cheek
13th Annual HCPS Golf Tournament Raises $33,000+
On April 26, 2010, 32 teams competed in the
13th Annual Superintendent’s Business Advisory
Committee (BAC) Golf Tournament held at the
Hanover Country Club in Hanover County. This event would
not be possible without the continued support of our many
sponsors. For the seventh year, the tournament was divided
into two flights raising $33,481 to support Hanover County
Public Schools.
Tournament Winners:
AM Flight
1st Place: Riverbound Café
Michael Cohan, Robbie Watkins, Josh Rahman, Scott Wright
2nd Place: Cavalier International, Inc.
John Leber, John Grooms, Scott Miller, Frank Pritchett
3rd Place: Rutherford Janitor Supply Company
Kevin Hare, Bob Koehler, George Butler, Tom Vaughan
PM Flight
1st Place: BB&T Insurance Services, Inc.
John Witt, Steve Martin, Dave Cheek, Jeff Weller
2nd Place: AMF Hanover Lanes
Darren Hawker, Nathan Lash, James Thompson, Chris Hans
3rd Place: Herff Jones Company
Jay Roudabush, Reed Schweickert, Eric Lyons, Chris Romig
“We sincerely thank each of our sponsors for their
generosity and ongoing support of this annual event,” said
Margaret Hill, Business Partnerships Specialist. “We also
thank Hanover Country Club for its hospitality in welcoming
us to their beautiful course for the third year in a row and
our hard working volunteers who made the event a success.
As always, the real winners are our Hanover students.”
Breakfast Sponsor
BB&T Insurance Services, Inc.
Gift Sponsors
Hanover Country Club
Scott & Stringfellow, Inc.
The Supply Room Companies, Inc.
Photo Sponsor
Lifetouch National School Studios
Team and Hole Sponsors
AMF Hanover Lanes
Battlefield Commons LLC
BB&T
BB&T Insurance Services, Inc.
Bolton Partners
Cavalier International, Inc.
Coventry Health Care
ERA Woody Hogg & Associates
EVB
Floyd Brothers
Herff Jones Co.
Jostens, Inc.
Lawrence Environmental Group
Lifetouch National School Studios
Moseley Architects
National Quality Products
Pepsi Bottling Group
Rich's Stitches, Inc.
Riverbound Café
Rutherford Janitor Supply Corp.
Simmons, Rockecharlie
& Prince, Inc.
The Supply Room
Companies, Inc.
Thompson McMullan, PC
Trane
Union First Market Bank
Verizon
VSC Fire & Security, Inc.
White Birch Paper Company
In-Kind Sponsors
Alternative Health & Healing
American Family Fitness
AMF Hanover Lanes
Ashland Skateland
Ben Franklin Crafts & Frames
Block Party
Body Mechanix
Bottoms Up Pizza
Bowl America
Budget Signs
Bunkie Trinite Trophies
Calabash Seafood Restaurant
Car Pool
Children's Museum of Richmond
Colesville Nursery, Inc.
Crossroads Arts Center
Edible Arrangements
EVB
Frame Nation
Glory Days Grill
Henry Clay Inn
Herald-Progress
Hondos Only Prime
Karen Hudgins, Mary Kay ISD
Indulgence Salon Boutique
James River Cellars Winery
Jessica Roberston Photography
Kings Dominion
Lewis Ginter Botantical Garden
Lifetouch National School
Studios, Inc.
Lunch Sponsors
Coventry Health Care
Trane
Refreshment Sponsors
Coca-Cola Enterprises Bottling Companies
The Supply Room Companies, Inc.
Snack Sponsor
Halloran’s Refreshment Services
The Melting Pot
Mexico Restaurant
Omni Richmond Hotel
Richmond Camera
Richmond Flying Squirrels
Richmond International Raceway
ROMA Ristorante Italiano
Salon Van Haren LLC
Science Museum of Virginia
Spataneity
Target - Virginia Center
Commons
Leslie Kay Trivette
Tropical Smoothie Café-
Mechanicsville
Two Sweet Cupcake Boutique
Victory Lady Fitness Center
VSC Fire & Security, Inc.
W. Baxter Perkinson, Jr. DDS
& Associates, Ltd.
Wal-Mart - Ashland
Whole Foods Market
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Thank You
HEF Supporters - July 2009 - June 2010
HONORARY CIRCLE
$10,000 AND ABOVE
Altria Group, Inc.
Estate of Merle I. Fehl
C. B. Harmon
Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC
Verizon
SUPERINTENDENT’S CIRCLE
$5,000 - $9,999
AMF Bowling Worldwide, Inc.
Robert W. Bailie
Kings Dominion
Moseley Architects
PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE
$1,000 - $4,999
Ashland Milling Company
Bank of America
BB&T
BB&T Insurance Services, Inc.
BCWH Architects
Bon Secours Memorial Regional
Medical Center
Boy Scouts of America Pack No. 706
Bradley Properties, Inc.
Candid Color Photography
Paul Cash
Cavalier International, Inc.
Chick-fil-A at Virginia Center FSU
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.
Combined Federal Campaign
Coventry Health Care
Janet H. Dunnevant
Electromatics, Inc.
ERA Woody Hogg & Associates
EVB
Hanover Career Student Resource, In
Hanover Rotary Club Foundation, Inc
W. Barry Harmon
Herff Jones
Yancey S. Jones, Sr.
Lisa & David Kellner
Lifetouch National School Studios
Mechanicsville Rotary Club
National Quality Products
Network of Enterprising Women
Owens & Minor
Parker, Pollard, Wilton & Peaden PC
Patrick Henry High School
Richard C. Ritz
Stewart D. & Leslie Tooker Roberson
Rutherford Janitor Supply Corp.
Scott & Stringfellow, Inc.
Simmons, Rockecharlie & Prince, Inc
Ann H. Smoot
Studley L.P.
The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc.
The Starke Foundation
The Supply Room Companies, Inc.
The Trane Company
Thompson McMullan, PC
Ukrop's Super Markets, Inc.
Union First Market Bank
VSC Fire & Security, Inc.
White Birch Paper Company
EDUCATOR’S CIRCLE
$500 - $999
AARP Hanover Chapter #5335
Beaverdam Elementary School
Commonwealth of Virginia
Donna T. Douglas
Juliane Givler
Hanover Country Club
Frank W. Harksen, Jr.
Laurel Meadow Elementary School
Andrew W. Moncol
Mr. & Mrs. T. Fitzgerald Rogers
Roberta A. Scull
Michael E Thornton
Village Bank
Sue & Ritchie Watson
SCHOLAR’S CIRCLE
$100 - $499
Advanced Otolaryngology, P.C.
Susan Albaugh
Alternative Health & Healing
American Family Fitness
Wendy & David Ames
Debbie Arco
Michael Ashby
Ashland Skateland
Atlee High School
Bettiann G. Aylor
Battlefield Park Elementary School PTA
Angela W. Baxter
BLD Construction, Inc.
Cyndee R. Blount
Body Mechanix
Bolton Partners
Karen R. Carpenter
Joseph P. Casey
Chickahominy Middle School
Children's Museum of Richmond
Della Childress
Cold Harbor Elementary School
Colesville Nursery, Inc.
Cool Spring Elementary School
Crossroads Art Center
Shelby S. DeBruicker
Doors & More Welding Service
Rebecca Holt Drayton
Patti & Jim Durbin
Paula T. Dutton
Eastern Chickahominy Tribe
Edible Arrangements
Elmont Elementary School
Karen T. Epps
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #38
Marcia & Dan Fryer
Glenn Gardner
Glen Allen Golf
Donna H. Graves
Dana E. Gresham
Celeste Hall
Melvin R. Hall, Jr.
Halloran's Refreshment Services
Hanover High School
Robert M. Harmon
Traci Seal Hawthorne
Henry Clay Elementary School
Henry Clay Inn
Margaret P. Hill
Hondos Only Prime
Karen Hudgins
Daniel R. Hulbert
Kim & Phillip Hutcheson
Vernon E. Inge, Jr.
Jessica Robertson Photographic Artistry
John M. Gandy Elementary School
John N. Mills & Sons
Joan C. Jones
James C. Kelly, Jr.
Kersey Creek Elementary School
Annie W. Kratz
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Gail Murphy Lane
Lawrence Environmental Group
Liberty Middle School
Lincoln Financial Group
Judith M. & Donald W. Little
Elizabeth Littlefield &
Michael Edwards
E. William Martin
Julie C. Martin
William E.Martin, Jr.
Massanutten Resort
Brenda A. May
McCaul, Martin, Evans
& Cook P.C.
McClaren, Wilson & Lawrie, Inc.
Sherry & John McDonnell
Mechanicsville Elementary School
Patricia W. Miller
Carolyn & Roy Mondy
Betty C. Moring
Tammy Neale
Oak Knoll Middle School
P. Sean O' Berry
Omni Richmond Hotel
Charles Joseph Parker
Peak Experiences Indoor
Climbing Center
Pearson's Corner Elementary
School
Traci Phillips
Pole Green Elementary School
Joyce G. Reade
Richmond Blinded Veterans
Association
Richmond International Raceway
Michael S. Rosser
Rural Point Elementary School
Ivy T. Sager
Science Museum of Virginia
Robert R. Setliff
Rene B. Shepperson
Patricia Smagala
South Anna Elementary School
Robert Staley
Gail & Robert Stanley
J. Clay Stiles III
Rosemarie T. Stocky
Strawberry Street Event
Concession
Studley Ruritan Club
Boris O. Taran
The Georgetown School
The Melting Pot Restaurant
The Richmond Symphony
Dale S. Theakston
Theatre IV and Barksdale Theatre
John W. Trott
Union First Market Bank
Victory Lady Fitness Center
Mary Lee W. Vinson
W. Baxter Perkinson, Jr., DDS
& Associates, Ltd.
Wal-Mart #2795
David L. Walsh
Washington-Henry
Elementary School
Western Hanover Church
Patricia Lynn White
John A. Witt
YMCA of Greater Richmond
Sherri Yoho
Teresa B. York
ACADEMIC CIRCLE
$1 - $99
A. W. Bennett Company, Inc.
Randy P. Abernathy
Dawn Armstrong
Athall Associates
Teresa A. Atkinson
Judith Sylvester Ayers
Debra K. Baker
Beautiful Bodies, Inc.
Ben Franklin Crafts & Frames
Jesse Beville
Helen L. Blough
Robert S. Blount
Bogeys Sports Park, Inc.
Jennifer Bolling
Bottoms Up Pizza
Bowl America
Vernell G. Brooks
Ellen H. Brooks
Vickie Jowers Brown
Timothy W. Bulthuis
Calabash Corp.
Sandra Y. Cantor
Capital Ale House
Car Pool
Noretta A. Christoph
Angelique Combs
Marcelle Cook
Leslie H. K. Cook
Dorothy H. Cooke
Everett Ray Copple, Jr.
Frederick Crosby
Vonda K. Davis
Mary R. Deffenbaugh
Jenna Lewis Dennis
Donna N. Diacont
Dawn B. Dill
Nancy Disharoon
Dominion Employee Giving
Campaign
J. Nicole Harmon Dudley
William M. Dykema
E F Associates, Inc.
Mary E. Earley
Rhonda S. Epling
Sharon P. Eshler
Rudy Faas
Financial Accounting
Services, Ltd.
Leigh Finch
Lisa & Mike Flagg
Ernest F. Flannagan, Jr.
Loretta & James Foley
Mary Ann Ford
Frame Nation
G-Force Karts
Giovanni's Pizza Pasta & Subs
Glory Days Grill
Ann Goldsmith
Cathy Gregory
George R. Grubbs
John T. Haas
Melba M. Hackett
Half Way House Restaurant
Jacqueline A. Hall
Beth T. Hammer
Lisa A. & Michael S. Harrah
Lucinda W. Harrell
Gayle Carter Harris
Vinson R. Harris
Bridgette A. Harrison
Maureen L. Hawley
Myra K. Hedberg
Herald-Progress
Charlotte Hesse
Hi Plane Racing Pigeon Club
Kimberly Hicks
Hilda H. Hogue
Homemades by Suzanne, Inc.
Elizabeth M. House
Paula M. Hutto
Indulgence Salon & Boutique
James River Cellars, Inc.
Melissa & Wade Jones
John R. Kaegi
Karen Kane
Megan L. Keaney
Alan B. Kinker
Dawn D. Kocot
Jeanette Ann Kusnerick
Deborah Lauterbach
Louise W. Lautherbach
Raleigh W. Layne
Kevin Layne
Lewis Ginter Botantical Garden
Abby L. Lovinger
Melissa D. Lowder
Lynn S. Mallory
Elizabeth Moses Mathes
Julie & David May
Jennifer Shakesby McAdoo
Margaret F. V. McGehee
Denyse M. McGraw
Bonnie P. McLaughlin
Linda G. McLean
Mechanicsville Local
Stephanie Merrick
Mexico Restaurant
Donna M. Michael
Anne Reid Midyette
Stephanie K. Miller
Betty Q. Moore
Michael Mudd
Brenda S. Muntean
Della Nobles
Mark W. Owens
Kia Patterson
Ella V. Payne
Cecelia V. Peay
Agnes F. Petrie
Jethro H. Piland III
Ellen V. L. Pleasants
Marsha N. Preston
Cathy & Charles Pugh
Ellen Redding
Marsha F. Rettig
Katherine Rexrode
Anthony E. Rhyne
Richmond Camera
Richmond Concourse Association
of Pigeon Fanciers, Inc.
Richmond Flying Squirrels
Rich's Stitches, Inc.
Patricia Robertson
ROMA Ristorante Italiano
Kimberly D. Rood
Salon Van Haren LLC
Linda C. Samp
Saxon Shoes
Frederick T. Schubert II
Douglas S. Seal
Melissa Semones
Bonita V. Sendra
Karen K. Shrader
Katherine Smith
Donna Smith
Smokey Pig Restaurant
Larry W. Snyder, Jr.
Spataneity
Angela R. Stewart
Terry S. Stone
Robert L. Stratton
Sheila Y. Tapscott
Target Stores
Julie V. Tate
Pamela C. Taylor
Melissa T. Taylor
Janella E. Temple
Cheryl K. Thomas
Susan S. & Walter R.
Thomasson, Jr.
Martha P. Thompson
Karen S. Titus
Stephen D. Trexler
Leslie Kay Trivette
Tropical Smoothie Café &
Deli-Mechanicsville
Dianne & Chip Tuck III
Susan McDougle Tussey
Two Sweet Cupcake Boutique
Virginia Barbeque Company
Wayne K. Waldrop
Dale B. Waldrop
Deborah Waters
Sarah A. White
Albert J. Whitley
Whole Foods Market
Tammy Q. Williams
Williams Bakery, Inc.
Diana E. Willoughby
Berry F. Wright, Jr.
William F. Wurm
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HEF Supporters - July 2009 - June 2010, continued
MEMORIAL GIFTS
Bee Abernethy
Vickie Jowers Brown
Shane Adcock Memorial
Scholarship
Robert S. Blount
Lisa A. & Michael S. Harrah
Linda C. Samp
Curtis Baltz
Traci Seal Hawthorne
Mike Fehl Special Education
Scholarship
Estate of Merle I. Fehl
Al Gardner Horticulture
Memorial Scholarship
Daniel R. Hulbert
Jane Glazebrook
Judith M. & Donald W. Little
Bette J. Harmon Memorial
Scholarship
C. B. Harmon
Janet H. Dunnevant
W. Barry Harmon
J. Nicole Harmon Dudley
Linda G. McLean
Kevin Ritz Memorial
Scholarship
Richard C. Ritz
Denise Seal
Traci Seal Hawthorne
Rosa B. Tapscott Literacy Fund
Bonita V. Sendra
Willard Worsham Memorial
Scholarship
Advanced Otolaryngology, P.C.
Fraternal Order of Police
Lodge #38
John N. Mills & Sons
Annie W. Kratz
McCaul, Martin, Evans
& Cook P.C.
Vernell G. Brooks
Dorothy H. Cooke
Financial Accounting
Services, Ltd.
John T. Haas
Lucinda W. Harrell
Myra K. Hedberg
Hi Plane Racing Pigeon Club
Hilda H. Hogue
Raleigh W. Layne
Richmond Concourse
Association of Pigeon
Fanciers, Inc.
ANONYMOUS
CONTRIBUTIONS
Contributors who wish to remain
anonymous gave $1,921
We endeavor to insure the
accuracy of all names in this
Annual Review. Please call the
Foundation office with corrections
or omissions at (804) 365-4560.
Financial Year in Review
2009-2010 FY Revenue and Pledges - $246,570 2009-2010 FY Expenditures - $216,832
Altria Group, Inc. $15,000
HCPS Golf Tournament $33,481
Creative Classroom Grants $16,506
General Expenses/Audit Fees $17,787
Bowl for Education $13,804
Interest Income $126
Bowl for Education $2,100
Student Grants/Awards $54,903
Celebration of Excellence Gala $44,385
General Pledges $7,617
Celebration of Excellence Gala $25,117
Student Scholarships $57,750
United Way & CVC Campaigns $22,493
Annual Giving Campaign $7,245
Student Scholarships $65,405
Student Grants/Awards $37,014
HCPS Golf Tournament $11,653
HCPS Tuition Reimbursement $24,000
Liberty Middle School
Tech Grant $7,016
$80,000
$60,000
$70,000
$50,000
$60,000
$40,000
$50,000
$40,000
$30,000
$30,000
$20,000
$20,000
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$0
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10 Striving for Excellence … in our students … in our schools … in our community.

Scholarships and Grants
Scholarships Awarded Through Hanover Education Foundation
Scholarships totaling over $57,000 were awarded to 38 seniors in Hanover County Public Schools as they continue to pursue training and educational
opportunities beyond high school.
Al Gardner Memorial Scholarship – $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating senior
from Patrick Henry High School with a stated intention of following a post-high school study of
Horticulture, Biology, Environmental Science, Landscaping Design, or other related fields in the
Natural Sciences.
Austin Brown Pleasants Memorial Scholarship – $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating
senior in the memory of Austin B. Pleasants who passed away while attending Patrick Henry High
School. The criteria for this Patrick Henry High School scholarship are having a GPA of 3.0, participation
in Church Youth Organization and demonstration of positive leadership and citizenship skills.
Beth O’Brien Hubbard Memorial Scholarship – $1,000 scholarships awarded to a graduating
senior from all four high schools and The Georgetown School having a GPA of 3.0 and enrolled in a
four-year college majoring in the business field. The awardee should show positive work ethics and
leadership skills.
Bette J. Harmon Memorial Scholarship – $1,000 scholarships given in memory of Bette
Harmon, a long time librarian in Hanover County Public Schools, to a graduating senior from Atlee
High School and Lee-Davis High School with a desire in continuing a post-high school education in
pursuance of a bachelor’s degree in either English or Education at a four-year college or university.
Chick-fil-A @ Virginia Center Scholarship – $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating senior
with a desire to continue their post-high school education including, but not limited to, apprenticeships,
technical colleges and schools, community colleges, military colleges and universities. High
school is determined yearly.
Eleanor J. Sydnor Honor Award – $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating senior at Patrick
Henry High School majoring in Education. This scholarship which was set up by the Class of 1942
is given in memory of Miss Sydnor who taught English and Math at Henry Clay High School for 26
years.
Hanover Chapter of the AARP Scholarship – $250 scholarship awarded to a graduating Patrick
Henry High School senior who wants to pursue a career in Education.
J. K. Samples Scholarship – Mr. J. K. Samples served as the Superintendent of Hanover County
Public Schools from 1965 -1980 and was committed to quality education for all students. It is in this
spirit that the J.K. Samples Scholarship Fund was established. The J.K. Samples Scholarship, funded
through the estate of Mr. Samples and his wife, is to be awarded to graduates of Hanover County
Public Schools to assist with their post-high school education. Scholarships up to $3,000 are given to
three students from all four high schools.
Kevin Ritz Memorial Scholarship – $1,000 scholarship given in memory of Kevin Ritz, a 1988
graduate of Lee-Davis High School and University of Virginia. This scholarship is awarded to a
graduating senior at Lee-Davis High School that is interested in pursing an education degree.
Lee-Davis Class of 1963 – $1,000 scholarship given in the name of the LDHS Class of 1963.
Network of Enterprising Women Scholarship – $1,000 scholarship awarded to a female graduating
senior interested in pursuing a career in business.
Shane T. Adcock Memorial Scholarship – $750 scholarship given to a graduating senior from
Atlee High School or Hanover High School with a desire to continue their post-high school education
including, but not limited to, apprenticeships, technical colleges and schools, community colleges,
military colleges and universities. This scholarship is given in memory of Shane T. Adcock, a graduate
of Atlee High School killed while serving his country in the Iraq War.
If you are interested in setting up a scholarship in the name of a loved one or in the name of
your graduating class or business, please contact Margaret Hill, Executive Director, Hanover
Education Foundation, 804-365-4565 or e-mail mhill@hcps.us.
Al Gardner Memorial Horticulture Scholarship
Stephen Hoechst, Patrick Henry High School
Leonard Melton, Patrick Henry High School
Austin Brown Pleasants Memorial Scholarship
Gabriel Pearce, Patrick Henry High School
Beth O’Brien Hubbard Memorial Scholarship
Saporah Carter, Atlee High School
Courtney Lovings, Hanover High School
Whitney Gilleland, Lee-Davis High School
Allyse Harris, Patrick Henry High School
Benjamin Hancock, Joshua Seim,
The Georgetown School
Bette J. Harmon Memorial Scholarship
Mary Page Cuicci, Atlee High School
Ashley Reynolds, Lee-Davis High School
Chick-fil-A @ Virginia Center Scholarship
Zachary Blackburn, Hanover High School
Casey Osborne, Patrick Henry High School
Eleanor J. Sydnor Honor Award
Caitlynn Bowles, Patrick Henry High School
McKenzie Pickett, Patrick Henry High School
Hanover Chapter of the AARP Scholarship
Erin MacPherson, Patrick Henry High School
J. K. Samples Scholarship
Atlee High School:
Lauren Armentrout, Kaleice Green, Hyeone Jin Lee
Hanover High School:
Meredith Bond, Christopher Elliott, Samantha King
Lee-Davis High School:
Rebecca Cross, Heather Mentz, Jamie Ebert
Patrick Henry High School:
Cyndee Alvarez, Warren Davis, Jessica Smith
Kevin Ritz Memorial Scholarship
Emily Roepke, Lee-Davis High School
Mechanicsville Rotary Club Scholarship
Matthew Hayden, Atlee High School
Ethan Shelton, Hanover High School
Hunter Long, Lee-Davis High School
Sierra Cantrell, Patrick Henry High School
Network of Enterprising Women Scholarship
Amanda Vik, Patrick Henry High School
Reba G. Martin Memorial Scholarship
Linsey Snead, Lee-Davis High School
Shane T. Adcock Memorial Scholarship
Tyler Earley, Atlee High School
Raymond Santucci, Jr., Hanover High School
HEF Anonymous Donor Scholarship
Amy Waters, Hanover High School
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Gifts That Make a Difference for Hanover Students
Verizon Supports Reading Olympics
During the March Board of Directors Meeting, HEF Vice President Fitz Rogers accepted
a check from Randy Dillard, Verizon Area Manager, on behalf of Verizon Foundation to
support the 2010-2011 Reading Olympics program at Hanover County Public Schools.
Reading Olympics is a reading comprehension and literacy appreciation program that
aims to increase students’ enjoyment of reading and to improve reading skills.
First Place Winners of the Reading Olympics in County
Competition went to Chickahominy Middle School Team, Purple Polka-
Dotted Pufferfish. The team included students Carter Braun, Keegan Braun,
Bailey Hall, Nathaniel Hall, Ashley Harrell, Megan Hill, Jordan Jones, Zac
Mantlo. Samuel Murray, Riley Satterwhite, Katie Smith, Johnny Willing and
Coaches Suzette Braun and Patty Hall
Verizon Area Manager Randy Dillard and HEF Vice President Fitz Rogers.
Chick-fil-A ® Gives Scholarship
In May, Sharon Potts, Marketing Associate, presented a $1,000 gift on behalf of
Chick-fil-A @ Virginia Center, to Vern Inge, President of the Hanover Education
Foundation at the foundation’s board meeting. This scholarship is given to a student
with a desire to continue their post-high school education.
HEF President Vern Inge, Jr. with Sharon Potts, Marketing Associate at
Chick-fil-A.
2009-2010 Business Advisory Committee Online contributions to the
Hanover Education Foundation may
be made using PayPal. Go to
www.hefhanover.com and click on
“Make a Donation.”
Matthew C. Anderson,
Chairman, Trane
Todd R. Attkisson,
Ashland Milling Company
Andrew M. Barth,
All A Board, Inc.
Steven E. Brown,
Virginia Artesian
Bottling Company
Michael C. Dixon, EVB
Karen T. Epps,
Hanover County Department of
Economic Development
David W. Fuller,
Virginia Department of
Business Assistance
Danny L. Harper, BB&T
Oakley W. Hogg III,
ERA Woody Hogg & Associates
Gail F. Hubbard,
Village Bank
Robert L. Hundley,
Resource International, Ltd.
Owen M. Matthews,
Kings Dominion
Benjamin R. Meads,
Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc.-
Ashland/Hanover
P. Sean O’Berry,
American Red Cross
Marylou H. Paine,
G.E. Paine Electric Company
Ragan T. Phillips,
Hawk Hill Associates, Inc.
Deborah L. Lennick,
Creative Office Environment LLC
H. Lee Swegle,
Wal Mart-Ashland
Or mail your donation payable to:
Hanover Education Foundation
P.O. Box 1297
Ashland, VA 23005
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To receive information about the
Hanover Education Foundation
Send an email request to
Margaret Hill at mhill@hcps.us
or Anita Floyd at afloyd@hcps.us
or call 804-365-4560