Boise Public Schools Education Foundation

A Go! Donation went directly towards the purchase of new and safer helmets for the Boise High football team.
A BPSEF donation helped purchase new LED lighting for this Boise theatre class, shedding new light on these talented performers while cutting electricity costs.
Without funding from the BPSEF, some students couldn’t afford to play an instrument in their school orchestra or band.
Due to budget cuts, all Boise School District schools lost library funding in 2010-2011. The BPSEF contributed more than $40,000 for books and literature to schools throughout the District.
Many donors want their donation to Go! to art programs. BPSEF has funded art programs at all grade levels.
The Boise School District is comprised of 25,000 students who attend five high schools, eight junior highs and 33 elementary schools.
BPSEF funds have helped schools establish gardens and purchase horticultural supplies and equipment.
Without strong reading skills, students may struggle in many of their school subjects. BPSEF funds have been used to purchase special reading programs for many schools in the District.
BPSEF funds are used to enhance student’s understanding of good citizenship with programs such as “Caught You Being Good”.
Your Reach! donation funds the Teacher Grant program. Grants help teachers purchase programs like Connecting Math, which helps kids improve their math skills.

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Welcome to the Boise Public Schools Education Foundation (BPSEF)

The BPSEF was founded in 1985 to help teachers implement creative ideas that expand their students’ learning experiences without using tax dollars. Today, the BPSEF is a critical District partner providing extra resources that can often be the tipping point in the success of a school or a student’s life.

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