CULLMAN — The 2012-2013 CCSF Board of Directors recently welcomed three new members to the board: Jill Gudger Howell, Jennifer Tanner, and Kristen Gragg. The foundation is currently seeking speaking engagements at class reunions, civic and community organizations, and local clubs. Please visit the website at www.cullmancityschoolsfoundation.org for upcoming meetings and to schedule a speaker. CCSF is a registered 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization founded in 1996 to provide funding for innovative educational projects within the five Cullman City Schools. Monetary donations to the foundation are 100 percent tax deductible and may be designated to specific schools, projects, general fund, or to the Tony Brock Music Enhancement Fund. Contact Dawn Klinger at 256-590-3159 for additional information.
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The new board of directors for Cullman City Schools Foundation are, from left, seated in front: Dean Green, co-president Jayne Barnett, vice president Blake West, and treasurer Seth Thompson; middle row: Cortney Peed, Janice Cook, Kristen Gragg (new), Jennifer Tanner (new), and Danielle Taylor; back row: Todd Adkison, Richard Collins, Jill Gudger Howell (new), Rita Nielsen, Verna Hale, Kristi Gerding, Laci Schuman, and Chris Campbell (Edward Jones advisor). Members not shown are Co-President Steve Moore, Sharon Kane, CCS Superintendent Dr. Jan Harris, and Executive Director Dawn Klinger.
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