Estabrook teacher Mark Taggart created a mobile Maker Space and established a club where students are learning engineering principles through inventing.
Lexington High School hosted Yaa Gyasi, award-winning author of Homegoing, to talk with the entire sophomore class who read her novel, and to present a community-wide discussion on cultural inheritance. LHS also hosted Mike Smith, who inspired students and educators to find their passion using communication and resiliency skills.
Students attending Estabrook, Fiske and Harrington Elementary Schools researched and planted pollinator gardens at their respective schools. (Spring 2023)
Since 1989, Lexington Education Foundation volunteers have sought the support of parents like yourselves, businesses and organizations to bring innovative, inspiring and impactful experiences into every school, for every student. Why? Because kids matter. A supportive educational experience matters. Educators matter. Inspiration matters.
LEF grants, including the ones highlighted at left, make this possible.
How You Can Help
$50 - Helps support Project Initiatives
$375 - Supports a Trivia Bee Team
$500 - Supports Classroom Technologies
$1,000 - Supports Faculty Professional Development
$2,000 - Supports Curriculum Enrichment for a Grade
$3,000 - Supports Advanced Training for Faculty
$5,000 - Supports New Curriculum Development
ways to give to lef:
Become a Supporter of Education today: Your gift today makes a difference and is vital to the success of what we do at LEF.
Become a Sustainer of Education today: Sustainers are supporters who sign up to make automatic, regular donations to LEF. As a Sustainer, your credit or debit card will automatically be billed and your Membership will renew annually.
Corporate Matching Gifts: If/when you make a donation to LEF, check to see if your employer offers Corporate Matching. Many employers will financially match donations that their employees make to nonprofit organizations!