Date: March 2025

School: Bovill Elementary

Wish Delivered: Classroom Supplies

Teacher Kassie Summerfield says "In preparation for Read Across America Week, beginning March 2nd, I'd like to have the listed supplies to give my students a reading experience they'll never forget. I work in a small town of 198 residents, and due to our location, the resources to heighten student experiences are limited. The school I work for, Bovill Elementary, is a K-3 school. The largest class is mine, with just seventeen students. Our little school library has very few Dr. Seuss books, making Read Across America Week very dull. In the past, I've reached out to several public libraries to check out their Dr. Seuss books, but in my area, they seem hard to come by. Read Across America Week isn't what it used to be. I want to be able to help bring it to life in my school for many years to come, while encouraging my coworkers to do the same. My job is to foster the love for reading in my students, and there is no better way to do that than to show them how fun reading can really be!"

Wish Amount: $504.08

Date: March 2025

School: Orofino Jr/Sr High

Wish Delivered: Spanish Books

Teacher Sarah Hill says "My students will increase their fluency and confidence in the Spanish language as they read their first Spanish novel. These books are specifically written for Spanish language learners to help them practice the language they know and also challenge them to increase their vocabulary and stamina around reading in a second language."

Wish Amount: $587.60

Date: March 2025

School: Star Middle School

Wish Delivered: Classroom Furniture

Teacher Kailey Grubbs says "As a first-year teacher fresh out of college, I’ve poured my heart and a significant portion of my own money into creating a welcoming and effective learning environment for my students. But now that the school year is in full swing, I’ve realized there are critical resources I still need to help my students thrive.I teach 6th grade, but many of my students are working at 2nd- and 3rd-grade levels. To give them the individualized attention they deserve, a kidney table would be a game-changer. It would allow me to work closely with small groups, tailoring lessons to meet their unique needs and help them catch up academically."

Wish Amount: $1055

Date: March 2025

School: Rolling Hills Public Charter School

Wish Delivered: Snap Circuits kit

Teacher Marie Talcott says "I teach 4th grade in a Title 1 school. This means that we serve a high percentage of students from low income families. I am requesting these science kits to to offer my students a hands on opportunity to observe that energy can be transferred by electric currents. This aligns with the 4th grade science energy standards and supports the science and engineering practice of developing and using models. These kits comes with 28 components to create 100+ different electronic projects. These kits will be used with care and will support student learning for years to come."

Wish Amount: $495.42