TVSC teachers, coaches and staff awarded a combined $23,000 in Bib’s Billfold grants.
Teachers and staff across the Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. (TVSC) have been awarded Bib’s Billfold grants, providing resources to support students, classrooms and extracurricular activities.
These grants, inspired by the legacy of Scott "Bibs" Bibler, address vital needs, from classroom materials to student services, and exemplify the district's commitment to excellence and community. This year, an impressive $23,000 was awarded to TVSC teachers, coaches and staff.
2024-2025 Bib’s Billfold Grant Recipients
- Laura Stump (Mentone): Off We Go! Xylophones for Music
- Mallory Eaton (TVHS): Basic PE Curriculum
- Jen Shank (Akron): Speech & Language
- Jen Backus & Brandon Webster (TVHS): Foam Rollers
- Kamry Sands (Mentone): Buddy's Closet
- Lindsay Gamble & Ashaya Martinez (TVHS): Cheerleading Uniforms
- Jenna Burton (TVHS): Boomerang Backpacks
- April Jones (TVMS): Portable Crossnets
- Michelle Neese (TVHS): Sunshine Society
- Kayla Rassi (Akron): 14" MacBook Pro for Content Creation
- Cami S., Krystle H., & Dr. Tindi (TVHS): Mock Interview Day
- Debbie Johnston (TVHS): Camera Equipment for Yearbook Club
- Amanda Fannin (TVMS): Art Room Essentials
- Lisa Lynch (TVHS): National Art Education Convention
- Deb Miller (Akron): Counselor’s Special Activities
- Sydnie Bivens (Akron): Sensory Seeking Items
- Amy Hughes (Mentone): Computer Lab Mice
- Melody Rockhill (Akron): Building My Classroom Library
- Erin McKinley (TVHS): Bringing Math to Life
- Jenny Shear (Akron): Short Stories
- Kyleigh Andrews (Akron): Flexible Seating
- Kindergarten Team (Akron): Kindergarten Scholastic Magazine
- Jenna Lidecker (Mentone): Touch & Light Tables
- Scott Backus (TVHS): Pioneer Day/Prill School Activity
- Caroline Day (Mentone): Counselor’s Special Activities
- Lacy W., Mike J., & Hope S. (TVHS): Landscaping the Grain Bin Gazebo
- Steve Moriarty (TVHS): Football Tablets
- Micah Lukens (Burket): Rewarding Excellence
- Kacie Zolman (TVMS): Indoor Functionality & Impact Sessions
- Brittany Mathias (TVHS): Cheer Competition
- Alexis Drudge (TVMS): Hygiene Products and Clothing
The Bib’s Billfold program, launched in 2018, honors the life and generosity of Scott Bibler, known for supporting students in need. To date, the Sweet Sassy Golf Classic has raised over $200,000, with more than $150,000 directly benefiting Tippecanoe Valley schools.
This initiative not only funds teacher grants but also provides Student Funds at each school, addressing student needs such as supplies, lunch money and exam fees.
Proceeds also support the Scott “Bibs” Bibler Memorial Scholarship Fund, offering two $2,000 scholarships annually to students pursuing careers in education. Since 2016, nine scholarships have been awarded, ensuring Bibler’s passion for education continues to inspire future generations.
For more information on the Bib’s Billfold grants or the memorial scholarship fund, contact TVSC or visit the Kosciusko County Community Foundation website.



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