| Arrowhead
Elementary School (1) |
Lynnhaven
Elementary School (1) |
| Bayside
Elementary School (2) |
Malibu
Elementary School (2) |
|
Bayside
High School (2) |
North
Landing Elementary School (2) |
| Birdneck
Elementary School (1) |
Ocean
Lakes Elementary School (1) |
| College
Park Elementary School (3) |
Ocean
Lakes High School (10) |
| Cooke
Elementary School (1) |
Old
Donation Center (2) |
| Corporate
Landing Elementary School (3) |
Pembroke
Elementary School (1) |
| Corporate
Landing Middle School (4) |
Pembroke
Meadows Elementary School (1) |
| Cox
High School (3) |
Plaza
Middle School (1) |
| Creeds
Elementary School (1) |
Point
O'View Elementary School (1) |
| Fairfield
Elementary School (3) |
Princess
Anne Middle School (2) |
| First
Colonial High School (2) |
Red
Mill Elementary School (1) |
| Green
Run Elementary School (2) |
Renaissance
Academy (2) |
| Green
Run High School (2) |
Rosemont
Forest Elementary School (4) |
| Holland
Elementary School (4) |
Salem
High School (1) |
| Independence
Middle School (1) |
Seatack
Elementary School (2) |
| John
B. Dey Elementary School (5) |
Shelton
Park Elementary School (1) |
| Kemps
Landing Magnet (1) |
Strawbridge
Elementary School (1) |
| Kempsville
Middle School (3) |
Tallwood
High School (4) |
| Kempsville
Meadows Elementary School (1) |
Technical
& Career Education Center (1) |
| Landstown
Elementary School (1) |
Trantwood
Elementary School (1) |
| Landstown
High School (2) |
White
Oaks Elementary School (3) |
| Landstown
Middle School (2) |
Windsor
Woods Elementary School (1) |
| Larkspur
Middle School (1) |
Woodstock
Elementary School(1) |
| Linkhorn
Park Elementary School (2) |
|
Businesses
who contributed include: |
Alside |
Jake’s
Bar-B-Que |
Amarr
Garage Doors |
Linda
Sullivan |
Atlantic
Foundations |
Mr.
Comfort Heating & Cooling |
Atomic
Plumbing |
Norfolk
Wire & Electronics |
Barger
& Associates |
Old
Dominion Lighting |
Bishard
Development Corporation |
Ornamental
Tile |
Bonney
Breit |
Quality
Stone Concepts |
Block
Roofing Corporation |
SB
Ballard Construction Company |
Bradco |
Sherwin
Williams |
Carpets
by JC Law III |
SPR
of Tidewater |
Coastal
Hardware |
Taylor's
Do-It Center |
Coldwell
Banker Professional, Realtors |
The
Joyce Agency |
David
R Hall, Inc. |
The
Plant Factory |
Diamond
Hill Plywood |
Thompson
Consulting Engineers |
Dominion
Marketing |
Titan
America |
Eaton-Cutler
Hammer |
TowneBank |
Ewell
Custom Carpentry |
Turf
& Garden Inc. |
Ferguson
Supply |
VB
Homes |
Fransar
Painting Co. |
Venture
Supply Inc. |
Gutter
Guy Seamless Gutters |
Vicom |
Hitt
Electric Corporation |
Wade's
Quality Flooring |
Hobbs
Door Service |
Wallaby
Services |
Innerspace
Systems & Garage Concepts |
WPL |
| |
Project
volunteers who took on construction management as if it were “their
own”
include the following House Team members: |
Tony
Arnold |
Tony
Pawlowski |
Steve
Bishard |
Tony
Pirrone |
Ted
Brackman |
Sam
Porter |
Jeff
Brown |
David
Swanger |
Jim
DeBellis |
Jim
Steinle |
Chris
Ettel |
Art
Tate |
Tim
Ewell |
Mike
Walker |
Charlie
McDaniel |
|
| |
| The
profits from each house project allow the Education Foundation to
support more teacher grants. |
The
Foundation is a vision that has become a reality for making a difference
in Virginia Beach City Public Schools through gifts and donations.
Community volunteers comprise the nonprofit organization whose mission
it is to encourage support of our schools through tax-deductible
contributions.
The
Education Foundation helped recognize the accomplishments of the
VBCPS Teachers of the Year at the school division’s citywide
celebration on September 30. On behalf of the organization, Education
Foundation president Charlie Cortellini presented a $500 honoraria
to 2010 VBCPS Teacher of the Year Betsy DiJulio and $100 honorariums
to each of the citywide finalists Susan Jusell, Jennifer Kelly,
Melissa Knight, and Jennifer Schmidt (pictured with Charlie Cortellini).
The
Education Foundation’s 7th House Students Built, located
at 816 13th Street in Virginia Beach, was unveiled this spring
and is currently “For Sale.” More than 40 businesses
worked with instructors and students from the Technical and
Career Education Center and the Advanced Technology Center to
build the two-story, three-bedroom, 1,500 square-foot house.
The project would not be possible without the community’s
involvement. “This labor of love comes from the heart
and soul of people who treated this project as if it were their
own business and helped these students as if they were their
own apprentices,” said Charlie Cortellini, VBEF President.
“Over 40 businesses contributed their time, materials
and have mentored the students on how to prepare, install, measure,
line up and hook up all the materials to properly build this
house.” 