COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF KALAMAZOO
125 EXCHANGE PLACE, KALAMAZOO, MI 49007 www.ciskalamazoo.org

Total Revenue
$3,163,179
Total Expenses
$3,886,553
Net Assets
$1,714,602

Organizations Filed Purposes: TO SURROUND STUDENTS WITH A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT, EMPOWERING THEM TO STAY IN SCHOOL AND ACHIEVE IN LIFE.

INTEGRATED STUDENT SERVICES - THE ORGANIZATION CONNECTS COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO SCHOOLS TO ADDRESS THE ASSESSED NEEDS OF STUDENTS USING THE NATIONAL COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS INTEGRATED STUDENT SERVICES MODEL. THIS APPROACH HAS BEEN INDEPENDENTLY EVALUATED AND DEMONSTRATED A POSITIVE IMPACT ON 4TH AND 8TH GRADE READING AND MATH SCORES, DROP-OUT RATES AND GRADUATION RATES. THE LONG-TERM GOAL IS FOR STUDENTS TO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE- READY, AND ABLE TO USE THE KALAMAZOO PROMISE. INTERMEDIATE GOALS ARE TO HELP STUDENTS BECOME PROFICIENT IN READING, WRITING, MATH, ATTENDANCE, AND BEHAVIOR. RESOURCES AND SERVICES ARE GROUPED IN TWO BROAD AREAS: LEARNING READINESS (HEALTH, MENTAL HEALTH, PHYSICAL NEEDS, AND ATTENDANCE SUPPORT) AND LEARNING SUPPORT (TUTORING, CLASSROOM ASSISTANCE, HOMEWORK HELP, AND ENRICHMENT). THE ORGANIZATION HAD SITE COORDINATORS AND/OR AFTER-SCHOOL COORDINATORS IN TWENTY BUILDINGS. THE ORGANIZATION OPERATED AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FUNDED BY THREE 21ST CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER GRANTS IN FIFTEEN OF THE TWENTY BUILDINGS IN 2019-20.

MENTORING/TUTORING - CIS RECRUITS, SCREENS, AND CONNECTS VOLUNTEERS FROM THE COMMUNITY TO STUDENTS WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM A POSITIVE ONE-ON-ONE RELATIONSHIP WITH AN ADULT AND/OR ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE. OVER 735 VOLUNTEERS FROM THE FAITH COMMUNITY, LOCAL COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES, COMMUNITY BUSINESSES, CITY GOVERNMENT, AND THE GENERAL COMMUNITY PROVIDED OVER 11,897 HOURS OF SERVICE IN 2019-20.

HEALTH - CIS HEALTH INITIATIVES ADDRESS PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SOCIAL EMOTIONAL HEALTH. IN 2019-20 CIS CONTINUED TO COORDINATE SERVICES WITH COMMUNITY PARTNERS THAT LEAD TO THE FOLLOWING SERVICES BEING PROVIDED: 1,418 STUDENTS VISITS FOR DENTAL TREATMENT, 82 STUDENTS RECEIVED VISION ASSISTANCE, 581 STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE, 489 VISITS TO THE MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC, 6,730 FOOD PACKS WERE DISTRIBUTED, 12,887 BASIC NEED ITEMS WERE DISTRIBUTED, AND FROM THE FOOD PANTRY - 263 WHOLE FAMILY 4 DAY FOOD ORDERS WERE DISTRIBUTED.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
James DeversEXECUTIVE DI40$87,758
Sara WilliamsMEMBER1$0
Sheri WelshMEMBER1$0
Moses WalkerMEMBER1$0
Darren TimmeneyMEMBER1$0
Linnaea Thomas2ND VICE PRE1$0
Gary StartEX-OFFICIO1$0
Joshua SledgeMEMBER1$0
Patti Sholler-BarberMEMBER1$0
Namita SharmaPRESIDENT1$0
Jim RossMEMBER1$0
James RitsemaEX-OFFICIO1$0
Dominic PulloMEMBER1$0
Steve Powell1ST VICE PRE1$0
Doug PhillipsMEMBER1$0
Scott NykazaMEMBER1$0
Terry MorrowMEMBER1$0
Tony McdonnellIMMED PAST P1$0
Dave MaurerMEMBER1$0
Tim LightMEMBER1$0
Jyllian LigginsMEMBER1$0
Tianna HarrisonMEMBER1$0
Curtis HallMEMBER1$0
Pamela EnslenMEMBER1$0
Susan EinspahrMEMBER1$0
Randy EbertsSECRETARY/TR1$0
Stephen DenenfeldMEMBER1$0
Judy D'ArcangelisMEMBER1$0
James CurryMEMBER1$0
Don CooneyDIRECTOR EME1$0
Rex BellMEMBER1$0

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