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The Greene Education Foundation

Senior Scholarship Applications Now Available
Now Available the 2010 Senior Scholarship Applications. Scholarships are open to all 12th grade students at William Monroe High School. Students can go to the Guidance Office for applications and further details.
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Creative Instructional Grant 2010 Winners Are . . .
GEF is pleased to announce the CIG 2010 winners for a third consecutive year. An informal ceremony is scheduled March 4, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at the William Monroe Middle School.
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Showcase 2010 Sponsor Details
Support the Performing Arts Program in our schools by supporting the 2nd Annual GEF Showcase of Greene.
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MARK THE DATE
Mark your calendars now for the 2nd Annual Showcase of Greene, it is scheduled for April 17, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. in the newly dedicated Raymond Dingledine III Performing Arts Center. All applicants will be notified of audition details prior to March 10th . Tickets available at various locations.
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Our Mission

The Greene Education Foundation (GEF) is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting public education in Greene County. Our mission is to further enrich the educational experience for the children and educators of Greene County schools.

Greene County Virginia Schools

Background

Greene County Education OpportunitiesGreene County is one of the smallest counties in the Commonwealth of Virginia. We have a small business community, limited tax base, and very tight annual budget that supports a fast-growing county with vying needs. As our population continues to expand, bringing more children into our school system, we anticipate that the needs of our school district will continue to increase. Without additional sources of funding, many of our children and educators will be unable to take advantage of educational opportunities, enrichment programs, and professional and technological advancements.