The Park City Education Foundation promotes and recognizes excellence in Park City Schools. Our goal is to become one of the Top 10 school districts in the United States.
Announcements & Events
Harry Potter & The Order of the Phoenix Benefit Premiere at the Cinemark Holiday Village Theaters
Tuesday, July 10 4 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Adults, 18 & over – $40 Kids & Students – $20 More…
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| The board and staff of the Park City Education Foundation have been paying close attention to the process as the Park City School District and Board of Education work to reconcile a difficult budget.
PCEF’s Board of Directors has committed to making sure the high level of education is upheld in the Park City School District by continuing to pay for important programs and positions that might be cut from the budget. In the past, PCEF has funded programs that meant more teachers and paraprofessionals in the schools; that targeted every level of learner, from gifted and talented to English language learners, and that also enhanced a wide range of subjects: math, English, foreign languages, art, science – even physical education. Some of the programs PCEF will continue to fund include:
An investment in education means a smarter pool of future job applicants, sustained real estate values, a higher quality of life and more consumers with more discretionary money. Everyone benefits: business owners, homeowners, realtors, families, investors, recreation enthusiasts and of course, our children. PCEF committed more than $450,000 in programs to the school district for the 2006-2007 school year and plans to continue to support the district in the 2007-2008 school year. PCEF recognizes it takes more than taxes and real estate growth to pay for the level of excellence expected in our schools. Donations to the Park City Education Foundation directly affect the quality of education in the classroom. It is one of the few ways parents and the community can ensure a high-quality educational career for their students. |
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| To learn more about how you can get involved, contact PCEF at 435.615.0235 or email pcef@pcschools.us or log on to our website www.pcef4kids.org. | |
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PARK CITY EDUCATION FOUNDATION PREMIERES WARNER BROS.’ “HAPPY FEET”
The Park City Education Foundation is proud to present the Warner Bros. movie “Happy Feet” as its annual film premiere event and fundraiser. The animated children’s movie will show Thursday, Nov. 16 – one night before it opens nationwide – at the George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Center for the Performing Arts. The premiere benefit is part of PCEF Week, which raises awareness of PCEF-funded district programs.
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…Hello, it will be us, PCEF, calling … again, for the 4th year in a row … and, if we haven’t been lucky enough to reach you during one of our last annual Parent Appeal Phone-A-Thons, we hope we get a chance to speak with you this year! More…
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The first year of the Full-Day Kindergarten pilot program at McPolin Elementary School helped 10 academically at-risk children to successfully transition into 1st grade. PCEF, in partnership with the Park City School District, continues to fund the program this year, expanding it to all four elementary schools. More…
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The current senior class at Park City High School voted for the recipient of The Stephen and Sarah Doilney Award. The Park City Education Foundation asked the students to choose the educator who influenced them the most during their student career. This year, more than 90% of the senior class voted, nominating teachers from the elementary and middle schools, as well as specialists and counselors. Many teachers at the high school received significant amounts of votes.
This year, the Doilney Family and PCEF are pleased to honor Maureen Amendola with this award. Maureen has been a catalyst to students mastering chemistry at Park City High School since 1995.
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