2012 LFCU Mini Grant Winners
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Abingdon Elementary School
Diana Brock
Kelly Dalton
Jessica Lawson
Kenny Schultz
Savannah Weaver
Achilles Elementary School
Julie Blake
Beth Bristow
Judith Eastman
Maggie Nuttall
Rhonda Taylor
Armstrong Elementary School
for the Arts
Sandra Dianna
Arrowhead Elementary School
Mischelle Keller
Bethel Christian School
Kelly Zeigler
Booker T. Washington Middle School
Kimberly Howe
Burbank Elementary School
Lora Bates
Carrollton Elementary School
Beverly Holcomb
Cooper Elementary School
(STEM Magnet School)
Donna DiGregrio
Bryce Sweet
Shirley Sypolt
Crestwood Middle School
Stephane Toni
Davis Middle School
Nancy Terrell
Denbigh High School
Col Bowes
Katrina Hines
MSG Mundy
Enterprise Academy
Stephanie Sadler
Forrest Elementary School
Amy Eskew
Gloucester High School
Kristen Long
Grafton High School
Gina Mancuso-Sidhu
Great Bridge High School
Nancy Ritinski
Hampton High School
Stacey Ellis
Rhonda Russell
Hunter B. Andrews PreK-8 School
Kimberlee Dietz
Barbara Gibson
Jamestown High School
Charlotte Stowers
J. Blaine Blayton Elementary School
Erika Phillips
John Tyler Elementary School
Arlene Zutell Boyd
Lake Taylor High School
Jeff Timmerman
Magruder Elementary School
Kate Lubrano
Norge Elementary School
Lori Harms
Annette Turner
Ocean Lakes High School
Andrea Smolin
Poquoson Elementary School
Deborah Blackstock
S.P. Langley Elementary School
Lauren Caster
Michelle Fitzpatrick
Jessica Glosser
Kathy Kilgore
Michele Lee
Dawn Napier
Tabb High School
Nancy Anderson
Fran Casey
Tyler Myer
Michelle Nivison
Brenda Osvold
Christin Payne
Willard Model Elementary School
Jennessa Libby-Reynolds
(Fourth Grade Team)
Williamsburg Christian Academy
Anthony Petriccione
Teresa Randall
Woodrow Wilson High School
Tammy Gooden
Endia Hatcher
Dana Olson

Press Release

Langley Federal Credit Union awards grants to schools

Langley Federal Credit Union awarded $10,000 in grants — forty grants of $250 each — to local schools. The recipients of the award were selected for outstanding programs designed to teach financial literacy in the classroom.

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Schools will use the grant money for a multitude of projects all related to financial literacy education, such as:

  • How to create a youth budget.
  • A student-run, non-profit school-supply store.
  • The creation of a Reality Fair where students pick a hypothetical occupation and manage all aspects of their finances.

Langley's longstanding philosophy is that financial education begins at a young age. LFCU has been dedicated to educating the community on financial matters for many years, and considers financial education a part of its mission.

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