The Student Success Scholarship program recognizes students’ success throughout their academic careers. The program focuses on those students who have achieved success in the classroom as well as around campus and in their community. The scholarships will be awarded at the end of each school year. A committee will select students based on academics, participation in school organizations as well as community involvement. Students will then be invited to apply for the applications during the spring semester of their senior year. Our goal is to provide at least 10 students with a $2,500 scholarship to use toward higher education.
Funding Goal $25,000 - To sponsor one scholarship or full funding for this project click here.

It is common for teachers to spend hundreds of dollars to set up their classrooms. The Foundation currently provides a $125 grant to each Central Unified new teacher to help with the purchase of materials. The week before the new school year begins, the new teachers are invited to a New Teacher Reception where they are presented with the grant. The goal is to continue this grant each year for each new teacher to the District.
Funding Goal $15,000 - To sponsor one scholarship or full funding for this project click here.

The School and Teacher grants are awarded twice a year for those projects which exemplify creativity and enhance the learning experience. All staff members including teachers, counselors, nurses, and psychologists are eligible to apply for these grants. The applicants selected are those who demonstrate the greatest support of student development through the four pillars of academics, athletics, agriculture, and the arts.
Funding Goal $100,000 - To sponsor one scholarship or full funding for this project click here.

When a new school opens, the cost associated with providing the learning materials for a library is extraordinary. For many schools the shelves remain empty for many years. The Foundation’s goal is to help new schools and existing schools to provide students with all the resources needed for a full learning experience. New schools would receive books to fill the shelves and help to finish the media centers. Existing schools would benefit by the purchase of new books or upgrading their media centers. With your help we can fill our new schools and refresh our existing school libraries.
New School Openings:
Harvest Elementary – August 2007
Middle School – TBD
High School – TBD

New Schools $150,000

Existing Schools $50,000

To sponsor a portion of this cost or full funding for a library or literacy program click here.

We believe that teachers hold the key to student achievement and success. The Professional Development program supports innovative learning opportunities for teachers through workshops, classes, and training seminars focused on developing new and effective teaching skills. These skills in turn will help to develop and improve students’ skills by ensuring overall student and teacher success.

Teaching staff, counselors, and classified personnel are invited to apply for this grant to pay for the fees associated with these programs based on the range of students and teachers who would benefit.

It is common for teachers to spend hundreds of dollars to set up their classrooms. The Foundation currently provides a $125 grant to each new teacher to help with the purchase of materials. The week before the new school year begins the new teachers are invited to a New Teacher Reception were they are presented with the grant. The goal is to continue this grant each year for each new teacher to the District.

The School and Teacher grants are awarded twice a year to those projects which exemplify creativity and enhance the learning experience. All staff members including teachers, counselors, nurses, and psychologists are eligible to apply for these grants. The applicants selected are those who demonstrate the greatest support of student development through the four pillars of academics, agriculture, the arts, and athletics.

There are school site grants available for each Central Unified School. These grants must be generated and submitted by the Principal of each school. A school site grant which benefit’s an entire school can range from new technologies to multi media which benefit an entire school. Each school site is eligible to apply for one school site grant per year.

The criteria for these grants have not been set. An update will be posted in the coming months to notify all Principals of the criteria and the application period.