Harley Fund
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Serves the greatest needs of the current school year and benefits today’s students immediately. If you can make only one gift, please make The Harley Fund your priority.
Your Dollars Go Further
donors of
$5,000 =
Harley’s healthy lunch program
$230,000
donors of
$2,500 =
Annual school computer and technology upgrades
$80,000
donors of
$1,000 =
Allows 35 faculty members to attend professional development workshops
$35,000
donors of
$500 =
Student field trips
$45,000
donors of
$350 =
Bus transportation for athletic events
$70,000
donors of
$200 =
Tuning Harley’s 10 pianos
$20,000
donors of
$100 =
Average financial aid for one Harley student this year
$8,800
donors of
$50 =
Equipment for Edible Education and Maker Space
$6,200
Your Dollars Go Further
46 donors of
$5,000 =
Harley’s healthy lunch program – $230,000
32 donors of
$2,500 =
Annual school computer and technology upgrades – $80,00
35 donors of
$1,000 =
Allows 35 faculty members to attend professional development workshops – $35,000
90 donors of
$500 =
Student field trips – $45,000
200 donors of
$350 =
Bus transportration for athletic events – $70,000
100 donors of
$200 =
Tuning Harley’s 10 pianos – $20,000
88 donors of
$100 =
Average financial aid for one Harley student this year – $8,800
124 donors of
$50 =
Equipment for Edible Education and Maker Space – $6,200
Your Dollars Go Further
46 donors of $5,000 = $230,000
For Harley’s healthy lunch program
32 donors of
$2,500 =
Annual school computer and technology upgrades – $80,00
35 donors of
$1,000 =
Allows 35 faculty members to attend professional development workshops – $35,000
90 donors of
$500 =
Student field trips – $45,000
200 donors of
$350 =
Bus transportration for athletic events – $70,000
100 donors of
$200 =
Tuning Harley’s 10 pianos – $20,000
88 donors of
$100 =
Average financial aid for one Harley student this year – $8,800
124 donors of
$50 =
Equipment for Edible Education and Maker Space – $6,200
Your Dollars Go Further
46 donors of
$5,000 =
Harley’s healthy lunch program – $230,000
32 donors of
$2,500 =
Annual school computer and technology upgrades – $80,00
35 donors of
$1,000 =
Allows 35 faculty members to attend professional development workshops – $35,000
90 donors of
$500 =
Student field trips – $45,000
200 donors of
$350 =
Bus transportration for athletic events – $70,000
100 donors of
$200 =
Tuning Harley’s 10 pianos – $20,000
88 donors of
$100 =
Average financial aid for one Harley student this year – $8,800
124 donors of
$50 =
Equipment for Edible Education and Maker Space – $6,200
Your Dollars Go Further
$230,000 – Harley’s healthy lunch program
$80,000 – Annual school computer and technology upgrades
$35,000 – Allows 35 faculty members to attend professional development workshops
$45,000 – Student field trips
$70,000 – Bus transportation for athletic events
$20,000 – Tuning Harley’s 10 pianos
$8,800 – Average financial aid for one Harley student this year
$6,200 – Equipment for Edible Education and Maker Space
Your Dollars Go Further
$230,000 Harley’s healthy lunch program
$80,000 Annual school computer and technology upgrades
$35,000 Allows 35 faculty members to attend professional development workshops
$45,000 Student field trips
$70,000 Bus transportation for athletic events
$20,000 Tuning Harley’s 10 pianos
$8,800 Average financial aid for one Harley student this year
$6,200 Equipment for Edible Education and Maker Space
Made possible by the Harley Fund: New Bus
Our students take advantage of opportunities for civic work, college visits, sporting teams, and other activities all around the Greater Rochester area. Thanks to your support of the Harley Fund, we were able to purchase our own bus to help them get where they need to go!
Made possible by the Harley Fund:
NAIS High-Achieving Schools Pilot Study
$7,000 from the Harley Fund went to bring researcher Dr. Suniya Luthar to the Harley school for the NAIS High-Achieving Schools Pilot Study.
NAIS High-Achieving Schools Pilot Study.
Research shows students in high-achieving schools face high pressure to succeed and some students struggle, exhibiting signs of depression, anxiety, or substance use. For schools seeking to foster a more supportive community and focus on student health and well-being,
having data to inform decision-making is critical. To assist schools in their efforts, NAIS is partnering with Dr. Suniya Luthar, a leading expert on resilience in adolescents, and her Authentic Connections group to launch a pilot research study with eight member schools
during Winter 2018/Spring 2019.
High-achieving schools are characterized by their above-average standardized test scores, rich extracurricular and academic offerings, and graduates heading to selective colleges. Often, these schools and their students are considered particularly successful. But students in
high-achieving schools may also experience negative effects of stress.
Dr. Luthar and her team work with schools using their High-Achieving Schools (HAS) survey and expertise to provide data-driven suggestions to school leaders to maximize student health and well-being. The HAS
survey is based on 30 years of peer-reviewed scientific research and is continually refined to include culture-specific items that are related to psychological distress and substance use. Unlike other surveys, HAS focuses on aspects of student life that can be modified
to foster well-being and assesses students’ positive personal attributes, including empathy, altruism, and investment in the greater good.
To test the value of using the HAS survey more broadly, NAIS is launching a pilot with eight high schools that are members of NAIS. Previous participants have used the results of HAS to identify key priorities to focus on to maximize the well-being of young people.
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