Our Power Up for Learning Program Had a Positive Impact on Families
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Thank you to Participants at Salute to Ed 2022!
Thank you to all the students, teachers, staff, parents and community supporters who joined us for our virtual Salute to Education 2022! The school presentations were amazing, inspiring and touched our hearts! A recording of the event will be posted on our website soon.
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Students Succeeding with Equal Access to Technology
Ms. MacDonald is an Algebra and Geometry teacher at Encinal...
Fish Don’t Know They’re in Water
by Vicki Sedlack, Executive Director of AEF
In our October e-newsletter, I wrote about ‘What is Equity?’ and how AEF is focusing on making equity central to our work. Now that it has been a few months, I wanted to share some reflections on this journey and invite you to reflect as well.
The journey began with each of us on the board and staff taking individual and collective deep dives into learning more about ourselves: our beliefs,
Power Up For Learning Keeps Students Connected
All students deserve equal access to learning! But some families...
AEF Enrichment Program Helps Students During COVID
AEF is working carefully with Alameda Unified School District, school staff, program providers, volunteers, parents and students to keep our after school Enrichment program going this winter and spring. Our staff is working tirelessly because we know that enrichment programs can help reduce student stress, provide additional STEAM support, and will hopefully help keep students resilient and positive during this difficult time. Parents can be confident knowing their children will be in a safe environment after school.
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Alameda HS Students Tackle Big Issues Through Art
Article in the Alameda Sun, Thurs. Dec. 23, 2021 – Sun Staff Reports
Alameda High School’s (AHS) Career Technical Education (CTE) students used their design skills to turn art into activism by producing powerful posters that promote vaccines, ecology and anti-racism. These posters are on display in the windows of Books Inc. (1344 Park St.) and Lilac Dress Boutique (1918 Encinal Ave.).
The artworks are part of Alameda Education Foundation’s (AEF) Art Across the Island.
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Because of Your Generosity
We’re proud of what we’ve achieved in 2021. Here are...
