Walton High School Foundation

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Allocations for the 2023-24 School Year

During the 2023-24 school year, the Foundation raised funds to enable the Walton Administration to hire additional teachers and reduce class sizes. A significant portion of our contributions is dedicated to hiring teachers; therefore, we must fundraise a year in advance to ensure teachers can be hired for the following school year. Each spring and summer, the Walton Administration determines the best allocation of Foundation funds to reduce class sizes and offer more course options while developing the master schedule. Additionally, we continue to raise funds during the current school year to support various ongoing projects.

Thank you all for your generous donations!  Below is a summary of the allocation of funds from the 2023-24 Foundation Campaign for Walton High School.

  • The Foundation paid for one full time English teacher, and a part-time business teacher (Walton’s most popular elective) for the 2023-24 school year.  These teachers impact every student at Walton by decreasing class size and offering more class options for students.
  • Next year, the Foundation anticipates funding a full time ELA teacher as well as a part time counselor.
  • The Foundation hired a commercial landscaping company to refresh the Walton High School’s campus landscaping at the start of the 2023 Fall Semester. The goal is to have the campus looking great to embrace everyone for the school year. They continue to help us throughout the school year when needs arise. Most recently we laid mulch throughout the entire campus.
  • The Foundation supports our 3 memorial gardens.
    • Beginning in the Spring, the Foundation discovered that the irrigation to the two front gardens was broken and have been working with the county to lay new irrigation.
    • After the irrigation is repaired we will continue to update the landscaping to bring a fresh and beautiful appearance to the front of our school and continue to honor those we have lost (Cara Seckman and Christine Diaz).
    • The Foundation has worked with our generous donor Leslie McLeod on the Dr. Hugh McLeod memorial garden adjacent to the cafe including working with the county to replace the memorial plaque, make some necessary repairs, lay new mulch and we will continue to help improve and maintain this important place of respite for our students.
  • We purchased hand sanitizer refills for the stations that are located throughout the campus as needed.
  • We paid the expenses to continue the Call to Conversation sessions. Call to Conversation are discussion groups among the students with administrators to discuss various issues that arise throughout the year.
  • We paid for and host the quarterly Coffee Chat with the Principal for our parents to have one on one time with our principal to have their most pressing questions answered.
  • We provided teacher/staff luncheons to support and celebrate our wonderful teachers/staff.
  • We funded various teacher grants through your Publix and Kroger rewards programs as well as a large anonymous donor. This year we funded 14 teachers during the fall semester and 12 teachers during the Spring, each receiving $500 to use on continuing education. Additionally 6 teachers received $1000 to complete their Masters or Doctorate degree this year. This advanced education is spread across multiple departments and benefits all of our students.
  • We placed a Water Bottle Fountain outside the Band room to serve the hundreds of Band and Color Guard students to stay hydrated during their long, hot outdoor practices.

Without your support and donations, we would not be able to continue to help Walton be the amazing high school it is.  Thank you!

Who We Are

The Foundation is recognized by the IRS as a not for profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization; your donation is tax deductible to the full extent of the law.  EIN 58-1985878.  Copy of IRS Determination Letter for 501(c)(3) status. 

By supporting the Foundation, you are investing in your child’s education, as well as tomorrow’s leaders and problem solvers. We appreciate your support!

Our Mission

The Walton High School Foundation provides a distinct and essential role in improving the quality of student education by supporting teachers and administrators, fulfilling needs as they arise and reducing class sizes to enhance student achievement.

Walton High School Foundation

1590 Bill Murdock Road
Marietta, GA 30062
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