Peninsula Education Foundation

COMMUNITY REPORT 2024

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4,294 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL students benefit from: Comprehensive Counselors Access to STEM Programs Teacher Grants Additional Teachers Academic Counselors College & Career Centers Access to STEM Programs High School Science Fair Teacher Grants Additional Teachers PE Teachers Music Teachers Library Aides Teacher Grants Additional Teachers INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL students benefit from: 2,383 HIGH SCHOOL students benefit from: 3,660 Peninsula Education Foundation was founded in 1979 by a group of concerned parents who saw major activities like music, PE, and other critical learning programs cut due to a change in school funding. Back then, school funding was severely limited, and private donations were crucial for providing our children with a quality education. Today, our robust public schools are a cornerstone of our lively and dynamic community, yet the necessity for local support to supplement state funding remains as vital as ever. Despite increases in the education budget over the years, our public schools still fall short of the funding needed to deliver an exceptional, comprehensive education that meets our students' needs. With the help of our dedi- cated supporters like you, we have built a flourishing educational environment that paves the way for success for all learners, guaranteeing that every child's potential is nurtured and celebrated. OUR VISION Investment Outreach $60.5 MILLION $60.5 MILLION PEF's investment in our PVPUSD schools since 1980 $2.1 MILLION $2.1 MILLION PEF'S funding to our schools in 2023-2024

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