Boltdog Boosters raise money to support activities that loosely fall into five categories: events, student support, faculty support, environment and community engagement.
The Events Committee plans and hosts educational, social, community-building, and fundraising events through the year, including the annual Boltdog Block Party and Night of 100 Bids. You'll find dates for current events on the calendar on our home page.
The 2026-2027 Events Committee Co-Chairs are Laura Grannan, Kiley Radin, and Alexis Ward.
The Student Support Committee works closely with school administrators to provide materials, programs, and activities that extend and support students' learning experiences. This includes extracurricular activities such as clubs and athletics as well support for studio classes (media, art, music, and movement) and Reggio-inspired projects.
Keri Jeter Lewis is the Student Support Committee Chair. Contact us to get involved.
We are always looking for organizations or individuals interested in sharing their languages with our community! If you or someone you know is interested in sponsoring a club or sharing your talents in other ways, please reach out!
The Faculty Support Committee helps maintain staff morale and may support faculty enrichment and growth opportunities that ultimately benefit students. This might include, but is not limited to, staff appreciation activities (including bus drivers and non-teaching staff), facilitating connections for Reggio-inspired project work, or support for unique professional development activities.
The 2026-2027 Faculty Support Committee Co-Chairs are Jen Bertoline and Cassie Kelley. Contact Jen and Cassie to get involved.
Watch for stock-the-lounge and other staff appreciation opportunities in the school newsletter or private family Facebook Group.
The Environment Committee collaborates with school administration to maintain and improve physical spaces both indoors and outdoors. We also have this committee to thank for major improvements to pedestrian and bike safety along busy 54th Street, including crosswalks, school zone signals, and traffic control.
The 2026-2027 Environment Committee Chair Is Mike Clust. Contact Mike to get involved.
Early fall 2023 our school got an outdoor classroom courtesy of Corteva. This exciting opportunity was made possible through connections forged by a parent volunteering on our Environment Committee. We love sharing this story as an example of the ways in which family engagement can pay off. Families are often surprised to discover the ways in which their personal or professional connections can support school goals—.and make big dreams possible!
Watch for announcements in the school newsletter or private family Facebook Group about outdoor clean-up days and other opportunities to keep school grounds functional and beautiful.
The Community Enrichment Committee works to facilitate engagement within our school community as well as the larger local community. Inclusion, recruitment, and relationship building are all part of these efforts.
The 2026-2027 Community Enrichment Committee Chair is Emily Adamson. Contact us to get involved.