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1. You may place your SCRIP order the “old” way by downloading and printing the order form and mailing it, along with your check, to the district office care of MEEF Scrip by March 16, 2012.

To order online:

1. Log onto www.shopwithscrip.com
2. Click on create an account in the green “Family Sign Up!” box on the left side of the window.
3. Set up an account, and enter your contact information. When asked to enter an organization code, enter E22LAC4227935 For Magnolia Educational Enrichment Foundation.
4. Once logged onto Shop With Scrip website you can select PrestoPay from the left menu and set up the automatic payment option.
5. If you do not wish to have automatic withdrawal then just submit a check made out to MEEF to the District Office by March 16, 2012.
6. Select the Order Scrip Now tab and place your order. Be sure to order the correct dollar value and amount of cards you wish. Once you have finished placing your order hit checkout and follow the onscreen directions. An itemized list will be available for you to print.
7. Your order will be sent to the MEEF Scrip coordinator and placed with the MEEF order.

Orders will be returned by March 27, 2012.
If you have any question please do not hesitate to call Sonja Hollis at (714) 533-2673

MEEF is dedicated to enhancing the educational experience of Magnolia students.  That’s why the Teachers’ Collaborative Grant was created:  to provide funds directly to teachers, helping them develop creative and innovative projects for our students. The Foundation is proud to be able to fund five projects, ranging from $250 to $300 for each proposal.  Funds for these grants come from generous donations, including the payroll deduction contributions from educators and staff at Magnolia School District.

Last Spring, MEEF Collaborative Grant winner Cathy Reed led a highly engaging project was funded through a Magnolia Educational Enrichment Foundation grant,  making it possible for every fifth grader at Disney School  to create one of these exciting projects.  Student inventions included The Mohawker, a device that automatically dries and styles hair into a mohawk, The Virtual Glove, which can work with any game console, and Digital Weights which automatically record weight lifting reps.  The event was a huge success and students were proud of their creations.  Who knows – one of these inventions could be the next big thing!

To raise academic achievement and meet the specialized needs of all students

To promote and enhance student development through enrichment programs

To create a strong bond between the Foundation, District, Schools, and Community

• Literacy Development and Enrichment
• 21st Century Technology Programs
• Hands-on Science Enrichment
• Visual and Performing Arts
• Health, Fitness and Physical Education