E² Foundation

 

The dollars I contribute through workplace giving have the opportunity to go directly toward supporting our program goals for the students that we work with - students that have some of the highest needs and greatest potential. I can't think of anything that doesn't epitomize more the saying "put your money where your mouth is."

 

-Kelvin Webster,
Director of Instructional Servies and E² Donor

 

e² scholarships

 

Our scholarship program supports the students served by MESD schools and programs who face multiple obstacles. E² scholarships make college possible for students who otherwise could not attend.

 

Sometimes a small but timely investment pays big dividends. This concept guides our new scholarship program for students served by MESD schools and programs. For these students our scholarships will make a real difference.

 

E² Scholarships are geared toward supporting the promising, nontraditional students the MESD serves, including students in these MESD programs:

 

  • Alternative Education: Low income, at-risk, students who are the first generation in their families to attend college.

 

  • Special Education: Students with physical, emotional and social challenges who need added value opportunities to take advantage of achieving independence and self-sufficiency

 

  • Migrant Education: Students from migrant families who face cultural and economic barriers.

 

We are pleased to annouce the 2010 E² Scholarship winners:

 

Maricela Ortega-Guzman, Helensview High School
Zachary Ralston, Marshall Night School
Anab Dhagane, Marshall Night School
Massimiliano Bruschi, MEEK Professional Technical High School
Katie McNeil, New Avenues for Youth
William Miller, Reynolds Learning Academy
Malia Leino, Portland Night High School
Jalena McCleary, Open Meadow High School
Patricia Torres, Open Meadow High School
Abby Parker, Open Meadow High School
Egbevado Ananouko, Open Meadow High School
Cristian Munoz-Campos, Open Meadow High School