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Educators who receive a grant tell us what happened. These are their words: what the students did, what changed, and what it cost. It is the least abstract way to see where a donation goes.
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Escondido Education Foundation Grant 2021
This grant is after school cross-age tutoring. Teachers are willing to stay after school to plan and monitor this activity. During our visit, older students were...
Read moreCross-Age After School Tutoring
Cross-age, after school tutoring is a grant that was interrupted when schools closed down. It is a wonderful idea! Older students get to reinforce what younger...
Read moreBest Auctioneer Ever
Doug Paulson, teacher at Orange Glen High School has graciously consented to be our auctioneer and emcee for the past several years at our fundraiser, Fall In Love...
Read moreBuilding Underwater Vehicles at Rincon Middle School
Rincon Middle School received a grant so students can build underwater vehicles. This was started with a grant from the Navy. The EEF helped build the program....
Read moreIgnite at Rose Elementary
Rose Elementary has an after-school dance program called "Ignite". Students and teachers work on their dance routines after school. They have performed for the...
Read moreThe EEF gave $1000 to each of the school libraries!
Read moreMiddle School Mindfulness Grant
Read moreIgnite Dance Team
Read moreStem4Kids
Carolyn thanks to the grant I was able to still reach my students!!! I created a website and linked STEAM projects. Take a look for yourself :) The students of...
Read moreKinder-GARDEN
Read moreSDG&E Thank you!
Dear Ms. Tran, In December, I received a grant for Central Elementary School in Escondido that was funded by Sempra for expanding our Piper Computers program....
Read moreThank You From Central School
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]January 8, 2020 Escondido Education Foundation Carolyn Royer Dear Escondido Innovation Grant Committee, Thank you for your...
Read more23 schools, one community
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