Poplar Bluff R-1 School District sponsorship opportunities. 2013/14 School Year

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Poplar Bluff R-1 School District sponsorship opportunities 2013/14 School Year Tim Krakowiak Communications/Marketing Coordinator 573-785- 7751, ext. 137 timkrakowiak@pb.k12.mo.us www.poplarbluffschools.net

Athletics Poplar Bluff High School is the home to a rich athletic tradition. The Mules have enjoyed much success throughout the years, winning conferences and state championships in multiple sports. We are equally proud of our many student athletes who have graduated from PBHS and moved on to college athletics. Several former Mules continued their careers even further by playing on the professional level, including Derland Moore (New Orleans Saints: 1973-1985 and New York Jets: 1986), Tyler Hansbrough (Indiana Pacers: 2009-2013 and Toronto Raptors: 2013-Present) and Ben Hansbrough (Indiana Pacers: 2012-2013 and Gran Canaria: 2013-Present). Our highly qualified faculty, staff and administration are passionate and dedicated to providing a positive learning environment to meet the educational and athletic needs of our students. Your financial support helps to ensure that PBHS Athletics remain competitive for years to come. Being a Mule means you are part of the PBHS family! Kent Keith, Athletics Director 573-785-5158 kentkeith@pb.k12.mo.us *License Agreement* The logos, district name, school names, and other phrases (ex. Poplar Bluff Mules) are trademarks/service marks of Poplar Bluff Schools. If you would be interested in being a licensed vendor of Poplar Bluff Schools trademarks, please contact Tim Krakowiak at 573-785-7751, ext. 137 or timkrakowiak@pb.k12.mo.us. Only licensed vendors can print or produce material with Poplar Bluff Schools trademarks. TM 2

Football Scoreboard Sponsorship 5 by 15 foot monochrome display advertising board on the back side of the scoreboard facing Highways 60 and 67 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days a year 3 by 7 foot advertising slots on both the front and back of the sign Signs to be rotated each year from front to back/top to bottom for equal and maximum advertising exposure for your business District will produce 15-second information commercials to be aired during all stadium events for your business $1,500 per year (For new participants, the initial cost will run $1,750 for the first year to cover signage). Kent Keith, Athletics Director 573-785-5158 kentkeith@pb.k12.mo.us Programs Full page $200 Half page $100 Quarter page $50 Field Signs 2 years $500 1 year $300 Mark Barousse, Football Coach 573-785-6471 markbarousse@pb.k12.mo.us 3

Boys Basketball Annual Basketball ShowDown Sponsorship Held at ET Peters Gym during Christmas break Past participation has included teams from Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi Name in large print in program to sponsor a specific team Name on posters to be distributed throughout Southeast Missouri Advise us on any other advertisements that you may want (T-shirts thrown out by cheerleaders, etc.) Radio advertising throughout December and during tournament time Channel 2 coverage throughout the month of December (corporate sponsors listed) Business banner displayed in gym during the entire tournament (if provided by business) Guest at our tournament banquet Free admittance to the Hospitality Room throughout the ShowDown Corporate Donations: $1,000+ Receive 80 complimentary tickets $750+ Receive 60 complimentary tickets $500+ Receive 40 complimentary tickets Non-Corporate Donations: $100 Name in the program and receive eight complimentary tickets Kent Keith, Athletics Director 573-785-5158 kentkeith@pb.k12.mo.us 4

Programs Front page $250 Back page $200 Inside $200 Insert $200 Full page $150 Half page $75 Quarter page $60 Eighth page $35 Programs Full page $200 Half page $100 Girls Basketball Will Durden, Boys Basketball Coach 573-785-6471 williamdurden@pb.k12.mo.us Quarter page $50 Kirk Chronister, Girls Basketball Coach 573-785- 6471 kchronis@pb.k12.mo.us 5

Baseball Programs Cover $250 Full page $150 Half page $85 Quarter page $50 Eighth page $35 Fence Signs Initial fee $500 Outfield yearly renewal $150 Infield highway signs yearly renewal $250 Steven Edwards, Baseball Coach 573-785- 6471 stevenedwards@pb.k12.mo.us Softball Programs Full player page $100 Full business page $200 Half page $50 Quarter page $25 Lisa Boyer, Softball Coach 573-785-5602 lisaboyer@pb.k12.mo.us 6

Volleyball Programs Full page $100 Half page $75 Quarter page $50 Eighth page $35 Tournament Sponsors Tournament T-shirts are sold and sponsors pay $150 to sponsor both the 7 th and 8 th grade tournaments. The business name goes on the back of the T-shirts. Amanda Lance, Volleyball Coach 573-785-6589 amandalance@pb.k12.mo.us Banners Name of company $50 Business logo $75 Tennis Charley Harper, Boys Tennis Coach 573-785- 6471 charper@pb.k12.mo.us Nicole Arnett, Girls Tennis Coach 573-785- 6471 nicolearnett@pb.k12.mo.us 7

Nonprofits Parent Teacher Organizations Our PTOs are invaluable to subsidizing classroom budgets so students can participate in numerous annual activities including field trips, seasonal parties and play days, plus benefit from other special projects. Contact the following principals to learn about the various fundraisers that take place at a particular school: O Neal Elementary Oak Grove Elementary Eugene Field Elementary Name: Angie Rideout Name: Jenifer Richardson Name: Jennifer Taylor Phone: 573-785-3037 Phone: 573-785-6589 Phone: 573-785-4047 Lake Road Elementary Kindergarten Center Early Childhood Center Name: Erica Weadon Name: Carol Brotman Name: JoAnne Westbrook Phone: 573-785-4392 Phone: 573-785-4905 Phone: 573-785-6803 Poplar Bluff 5/6 Center Poplar Bluff Junior High Poplar Bluff Senior High Name: Charles Brown Name: Bob Case Name: Mike Kiehne Phone: 573-785-5566 Phone: 573-785-5602 Phone: 573-785-6471 8

Poplar Bluff Mules Booster Club Tournament Sponsors The largest fundraising event hosted by the Booster Club is the Annual Mule Skinner Golf Tournament held in August, featuring a banquet and auction following the tournament with a very special guest. Limited to the first 36 paid teams, the entry fee is $500 per team, which includes a cart, lunch and four tickets to the banquet. Sponsorships are available for $100 per hole, which includes a sign at the hole. Additional banquet tickets are available at the door for $20 each. Membership The PB Mules Booster Club is open to all interested parents, teachers, coaches, staff, community members, corporate leaders and students. Please consider becoming a Mules Booster member! Jason Smothers, President 573-776-4360 jason@cenorton.net Sho-Me Marching Band Booster Club The Sho-Me Marching Band Booster Club hosts various annual fundraisers such as the penny war, March- A-Thon, fish fry and raffles in order to underwrite travel expenses. Shelly Batton, President 573-776-4798 sebatton@socket.net 9

Poplar Bluff Public School Foundation The Poplar Bluff Public School Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to furthering the educational opportunities of our students and promoting innovation in the classroom via funding educational projects or one of the three academic scholarships (Foundation Scholarship, Dr. Michael D. Laseter Memorial Scholarship and Mary Lynn Wolpers Scholarship). The Foundation hosts an annual golf tournament in May as its primary fundraiser. Dr. Amber Richardson, President 573-727-4498 richardson_amber@hotmail.com Academic Assistance Group The Academic Assistant Group is the booster club for all academic departments and functions at Poplar Bluff High School. The AAG provides funds via mini-grants to high school teachers to supplement their instructional needs that may not have been included in applicable budgets, or funds for educational opportunities which may have arisen during the school year. Donna Laseter, President 573-718-0288 laseter@mycitycable.com 10

Publications The Bluffer The Bluffer is an occasional school newspaper created by Poplar Bluff High School journalism students. Number of Issues Ad Size 1 2 3 Full page $75 $125 $200 Half page $40 $75 $110 Quarter page $30 $56 $84 Eighth page $15 $28 $40 The Bluff Yearbook Ad Size Full page $560 Half page $280 Quarter page $140 Eighth page $70 Sixteenth page $35 Charles Lee, Journalism Teacher 573-785-6471 clee@pb.k12.mo.us 11

Mule Prints A magazine created by Poplar Bluff Schools News Bureau in collaboration with the Daily American Republic, Mule Prints features comprehensive information about the school district, as well as a review of the school year. It is circulated to several thousand newspaper subscribers and distributed to local real estate agencies, City Hall and the Chamber of Commerce. Publication date to be announced. Christy Pierce, DAR Ad Director 573-785- 1414 cpierce@darnews.com The emule is the official email newsletter of the school district designed to highlight the most recent activities, events and accomplishments across campus. Typically sent out on Mondays when school is in session, the newsletter reaches thousands of parents, students, alumni, school employees, business leaders, legislators and various other supporters of our school system. If you are not already signed up, simply click on The emule logo at the bottom of the school homepage, and enter your email address. Sponsorship Cost: $100/month or $1,000/school year for banner *only two available* $50/month or $500/school year for sidebar ad *four spots available* Tim Krakowiak, Communications/Marketing Coordinator 573-785-7751, ext. 137 timkrakowiak@pb.k12.mo.us If you have any questions or comments or would like to purchase advertising or sponsor an event, contact Tim Krakowiak: www.poplarbluffschools.net/news-bureau/ 12