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The Carey Exempted Village Schools are proud to launch the Carey Blue Devils’ Touchdown Drive—a community effort to invest in the future of our student-athletes and our town. With a total estimated project cost of $1.1 million, our top priority is installing a new field turf surface at a cost of $680,000 combined with additional fundraising – up to $420,000, focused on upgrading field lighting and infrastructure.
This project is about more than a field—it’s about creating a safe, durable, and high-quality space for our students and community to gather, compete, and take pride in. Construction is on track for completion in May, but we are continuing to seek donations to help offset project costs and build a long-term field conditioning fund that will sustain this investment for years to come.
We invite our entire community—alumni, families, local businesses, and supporters—to be part of this effort. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference—and pledges can be spread out over time to make giving more manageable. Donors will be recognized for their generosity through a visible display that celebrates the collective support behind this project.
Join us in building something special for Carey. Together, we can make a lasting impact for today’s Blue Devils and generations to come. 🏈
Link to pledge form: https://bit.ly/BlueDevilsTouchdownDrivePledge
Today we proudly celebrate the incredible administrative professionals who keep our schools and district running smoothly each and every day.
From the first phone call in the morning to the final task of the afternoon, our secretaries and office staff are the heartbeat of our buildings. They are problem-solvers, organizers, communicators, and friendly faces who support our students, staff, and families with patience, professionalism, and care.
In a busy public school district like ours, their work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is felt everywhere. Whether they’re managing schedules, assisting families, supporting staff, or handling the countless details that keep things moving, they do it all with grace and dedication.
Today (and every day!) we are grateful for the vital role they play in making our schools welcoming, efficient, and student-centered places to learn and grow.
Thank you for all you do!
Their care, patience, and commitment make a difference every day in classrooms and communities.
