Stafford County Public Schools proudly celebrates five years of partnership with Sheehy Toyota of Stafford as a dedicated Partner in Education. This year, Sheehy Toyota contributed $35,000, bringing their cumulative support for Stafford County Public Schools to an impressive $170,000 over the past five years.
“We’re not just investing in education – we’re investing in tomorrow’s leaders, innovators, and changemakers,” said Mike Wright, General Manager of Sheehy Toyota of Stafford. “It’s a privilege to stand alongside Stafford Schools, supporting the work that inspires and shapes the future of our community.”
This year’s donation will fund impactful programs in Stafford Schools, strengthening resources that reach students directly through Special Education in Early Childhood Centers, Career & Technical Education (CTE), English Learner instruction, the upcoming 2025 Family Engagement Bus, along with other critical programs that inspire students and empower their learning.
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“Year after year, Sheehy Toyota has shown up for our students,” said Chris R. Fulmer, Acting Superintendent of Stafford County Public Schools. “Their support fuels possibilities in our classrooms, allowing us to do more for students. This partnership goes beyond funding; it’s a belief in the power of education to transform lives.”
Sheehy Toyota of Stafford’s dedication to education and community investment strengthens the foundation for a brighter future, benefiting both local students and the broader community.
Editor’s Note: The information published here is from a press release issued by Stafford County Public Schools.
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