Quality Education: A Community Commitment

Who We Are

At the heart of a strong community is a strong school system. The HIGHLAND EDUCATION FOUNDATION was formed in 2015 by a group of Highland, Indiana residents who saw a need and an opportunity to foster and facilitate excellence in teaching and to enhance the learning experience of the students.

What We Do

The Highland Education Foundation provides opportunities for donors to give back to their schools by funding teacher and classroom grants for creative and innovative classroom activities, projects and programs beyond what tax dollars can accommodate. These grants encourage, support and recognize creativity, achievement and excellence within the teachers and students. What better investment than helping this Foundation in the never-ending goal of moving education forward!

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To all of our teachers, students and staff members .... We want to wish you all a wonderful first day back to school! ... See MoreSee Less

To all of our teachers, students and staff members ....             We want to wish you all a wonderful first day back to school!

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📢 Calling All Highland

Our Fall Grant Applications are Live Now on our website! If you have an innovative and amazing idea to help your students learn, We want to hear about it !! ... See MoreSee Less

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Board of Directors

Doug Lewis

President

Judi Caddick

Vice-President

Stephanie Waldron

Vice-President

Jane Kuva

Secretary

Ed Stone

Treasurer

Brian Smith, Superintendent

Member

Anthony Belli

Member

Beth Harwood

Member

Michelle Anderson

Member

Andrea Markus

Member

Amy Harrington

Member

Wilfred Akanbi

Member

Brooke Munoz

Member

Stephanie Turner

Member

Help Support the Teachers in the Highland School System

The Highland Education Foundation is incorporated as a non-profit and designated as 501(c)(3). All tax-deductible contributions flow directly back to our students and teachers through grants.

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