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Results Announcement May 20 2021 Results Announcement $50,000 to local schools! Program Highlights $750,000 awarded! Including the initial phase between 2002 and 2015. School Cents ran between September 1, 2020, and April 30, 2021. • Schools earned at least five points per dollar spent at Lakewood Center (one point for Costco receipts), Los Cerritos Center, Stonewood Center and service receipts at The Cerritos Auto Square. • 25,000 points were awarded when supporters submitted a receipt for the purchase or lease of a vehicle from any dealer at The Cerritos Auto Square. • More than 11.1 million points were awarded this year. Extra Credit E-Waste Events • 3 events held in October/November, February and April • Lakewood Spring 2020 results credited the Fall 2020 • 698 screens recycled • 2,000 points each (up to 100 screens) • 839 screens recycled since 2019 • Schools with 50+ screens: - Our Lady of Fatima & Lakewood High School – 55 each - Downey High School - 56 - Foster Elementary – 104 - Lindstrom Elementary - 105 Extra Credit Million Meals Challenge 500 points were awarded when school supporters made an online donation of at least $10 to support Food Finders. Donations made by supporters of Foster Elementary, Intensive Learning Center, Lindstrom Elementary, Our Lady of Fatima, St. Cornelius Catholic School, Tetzlaff Accelerated Learning Academy and Unsworth Elementary. Extra Credit School Cents Video 5,000 points were awarded when school representatives uploaded a short video to share some of your favorite memories and experiences. We got to see some of our coordinators, your principals, staff and other volunteers, and even some of your students! Thank you to: Bragg, Cerritos High, Foster, Gompers, Intensive Learning Center, Lakewood Christian Schools, Lindstrom, Mayfair, Old River, Our Lady of Fatima, Riley, Rio Hondo, Stowers, Tetzlaff, Unsworth and Williams. Laptop Giveaway Schools enrolled in the 2020-21 School Cents program each received two gently used laptops to pass on to students or teachers in need. Combined with last year’s donation, the centers have donated 135 laptops! These Schools Each Submitted 24 Promoting School Cents = or more items for credit Cerritos High School bonus points Gompers K-8 Intensive Learning Center Lakewood Christian Schools Lakewood High School Lindstrom Elementary Los Altos Grace School Schools earned 1,000 bonus points each time they Mayfair Middle/High School the program was promoted to their supporters Old River Elementary (and the coordinator submitted examples) – up to Our Lady of Fatima Rio Hondo Elementary four samples each month. If the sample included St. Cornelius Catholic School The Cerritos Auto Square, 500 additional points St. Pancratius Parish School were earned for each example. Stowers Elementary Tetzlaff Accelerated Learning Academy 1,103 samples were submitted. Unsworth Elementary Ward Elementary Fundraising = bonus points + extra $ Despite the challenges this year, some businesses were able to offer take-out fundraising instead of dine-in, and online ordering using a store code. Schools earned double points + 5,000 bonus points when they held a fundraiser with a restaurant at the shopping centers. Bragg, Cerritos HS, Foster, Gompers, ILC, Lindstrom, Los Altos Grace, Mayfair MS/HS, OLF, Riley, St. Cornelius, St. Joseph HS, St. Pancratius, Stowers, Tetzlaff and Whitney HS, held 48 events with Applebees, Buffalo Wild Wings, Chipotle, Jamba Juice, Lazy Dog, Luna Grill, Panera, Red Robin, Round Table Pizza and SuperMex to earn more than $10,000! 2020-21 Results! Each school earns $500 - $10,000 based on total points, plus the school with the highest dollar amount of receipts each month wins a $250 bonus (limit one bonus per school). $500 Carpenter Elementary 15,460 30 Winners St. Dominic Savio School 27,517 29 Gahr High School 36,376 28 Tetzlaff Accelerated Learning Academy 96,752 27 Schools ranking 26th - 30th place Whitney High School 114 , 74 7 26 will receive a check for $500 $600 Stowers Elementary 115 , 5 5 0 25 Winners Twain Elementary 124,985 24 Downey High School 150,245 23 Schools ranking Old River Elementary 164,194 22 Rio Hondo Elementary 164,970 21 21st - 25th place will receive checks for $600 $700 Lakewood Christian Schools 165,925 20 Winners Gompers K-8 School* 197,175 19 Wittmann Elementary* 199,353 18 Schools ranking Williams Elementary/Lakewood 225,511 17 Ward Elementary 260,821 16 16th - 20th place will receive checks for $700 *Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest $800 Bragg Elementary* 268,165 15 Winners Riley Elementary 295,547 14 St. Maria Goretti Catholic School 303,808 13 Schools ranking Los Altos Grace School 306,851 12 Unsworth Elementary 323,009 11 11th - 15th place will receive checks for $800 *Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest $1,000 St. Joseph High School 377,864 10 Winners St. Cornelius Catholic School 389,883 9 Cerritos High School 404,970 8 Schools ranking Lakewood High School 447,667 7 St. Pancratius Parish School* 531,878 6 6th - 10th place will receive checks for $1,000 *Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest 5th Place $2,000 709,873 points earned Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest 4th Place $4,000 880,902 points earned Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest 3rd Place $6,000 923,337 points earned 2nd Place $8,000 1,271,673 points earned Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest 1st Place $10,000 1,683,169 points earned Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest FINAL POINTS THROUGH APRIL 30, 2021 SCHOOL POINTS RANK PRIZE Lindstrom Elementary* 1,683,169 1 $10,000 Foster Elementary* 1,271,673 2 $8,000 Mayfair Middle/High School 923,337 3 $6,000 Congratulations! Intensive Learning Center* 880,902 4 $4,000 Our Lady of Fatima School* 709,873 5 $2,000 St. Pancratius Parish School* 531,878 6 $1,000 Lakewood High School 447,667 7 $1,000 Cerritos High School 404,970 8 $1,000 St. Cornelius Catholic School 389,883 9 $1,000 St. Joseph High School 377,864 10 $1,000 Unsworth Elementary 323,009 11 $800 Los Altos Grace School 306,851 12 $800 St. Maria Goretti Catholic School 303,808 13 $800 Riley Elementary 295,547 14 $800 Bragg Elementary* 268,165 15 $800 School Cents 2020-21 Ward Elementary 260,821 16 $700 Williams Elementary/Lakewood 225,511 17 $700 Wittmann Elementary* 199,353 18 $700 Gompers K-8 School* 197,175 19 $700 Lakewood Christian Schools 165,925 20 $700 Rio Hondo Elementary 164,970 21 $600 Old River Elementary 164,194 22 $600 Downey High School 150,245 23 $600 Twain Elementary 124,985 24 $600 Stowers Elementary 115,550 25 $600 Whitney High School 114,747 26 $500 Your school’s check is available for pick Tetzlaff Accelerated Learning Academy 96,752 27 $500 Gahr High School 36,376 28 $500 from the Los Cerritos Center Management St. Dominic Savio School 27,517 29 $500 Carpenter Elementary 15,460 30 $500 Office. An appointment is required. Watch *Won an additional $250 for the monthly bonus contest your email for details. Thank You! For your support of School Cents [email protected] 1-800-539-3273.
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