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Project Overview The problem we were trying to solve and how we will measure success The P e Prob oblem em Attendance at ET Davis and ED Nixon Elementary Schools is lower on rainy days because students who walk to school do not have the


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Project Overview

The problem we were trying to solve and how we will measure success

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The P e Prob

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Attendance at ET Davis and ED Nixon Elementary Schools is lower on rainy days because students who walk to school do not have the proper protection to keep them dry.

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Defining Success

Overarching Goal: Improve attendance at ET Davis and ED Nixon on rainy days.

Gather enough inventory to begin helping students in the 2017-2018 school year Relieve teachers having to stay late to stay with students

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Find a group to keep the project going

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Gathering the Gear

Marketing the program

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Grants

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You Caring Fund Me Account

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Media Coverage :

  • AL News - Interview with Andrew James and Ann Cooper and Camille Anderson-Finley at MPS

Offices (ran 11/17-11/22)

  • WAKA - Interview on WAKA Noon Talk Show with Ann Cooper and Olivia Deas (air date

11/14/17)

  • WSFA - Interview with Judd Davis and Ann Cooper and Diane Stokes (11/8/17)
  • WSFA - Interview with Bethany Davis at ED Nixon and Camille Anderson-Finley (live on

donation drive day - 11/15/17)

  • WAKA - Interview on WAKA Morning Talk Show with Olivia Deas and Camille Anderson-

Finley (air date 11/17/17)

Media Engagement

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Donation Drive

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Big Thanks – Home Depot (Chantilly)

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The Results

Inventory collected and students that benefited

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Tallying the Inventory

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Testimonials

“Sometimes we don’t always know how impactful the little things we do can be. Imagine the little girl just last week stayed home until 10:00am until the rain stopped. Now, because she has a rain coat and an umbrella, she will be at the school when the doors open, able to eat breakfast and receive her math and reading instruction just because someone cared enough to donate an umbrella and rain coat.”

  • Camille Anderson-Finley
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Sustaining and Growing

Where the project goes from here

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Passing the Umbrella

Boots & Brella’s Proposal to Rotary Club “As President Elect of Montgomery Sunrise Rotary I would like to put together a work group that would include members of Local Rotary Clubs, Rotary District 6880 Youth Services Chairman, Montgomery Highschool Interact clubs along with representatives from Leadership Montgomery and Montgomery Public Schools to draw up a working plan to move the program to Montgomery Rotary and Interact clubs. The Leadership Montgomery Program had success in 2018 with its objectives. Moving forward it can accomplish even greater goals by involving larger

  • rganizations and serve more students in need. The Montgomery Rotary

Organizations can benefit by encouraging interaction between Rotary Clubs and the Interact clubs they sponsor. It will foster a working relationship that will expose elementary school children to Rotary and hopefully lead them to become future Interactors. The goal will be to help children in our community succeed in school.”

  • Glenn Crumpton
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Celebrating Success