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Board hears presentations from Heart of the City and 112 Education Foundation
Summary
District leaders and community partners described expanded youth soccer programming (Heart of the City) and the 112 Education Foundation's fundraising and grants impacting more than 14,000 students over 30 years.
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The Board received presentations from two community partners. Heart of the City (HOTC) representatives described their satellite soccer academies at Oak Terrace and Red Oak, programming for Northwood middle‑schoolers, and growth in participation from 222 students in 2023 to 442 registered for 2025. The district will be honored at HOTC’s Soccer to Success Gala on Aug. 9, 2025.
Susan Kaden, Executive Director, and Elaine Weinberg, Co‑President, presented the 112 Education Foundation’s 30‑year summary, noting more than $1.5 million donated to students and schools and a record $53,000 raised by the FUNd Run this year; they described the Foundation’s grants and programs that supplement district programming.
