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HEF SELECTS PROGRAMS TO FUND THAT WILL SERVE THE GREATEST NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN THE MOST EQIITABLE MANNER, WITH A FOCUS ON INITIATIVES THAT PROMOTE COLLEGE AND CAREER SUCCESS. 11 11 2 0 516619 516007 0 16111 18331 0 532730 534338 408255 486289 0 97409 79230 0 57601 38259 39468 543923 604987 -11193 -70649 1273932 1215839 1000 2931 1272932 1212908 OUR MISSION IS TO BRING TOGETHER HEALDSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND ITS GENEROUS COMMUNITY TO PROMOTE AND INVEST IN PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES THAT HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACT ON STUDENT LEARNING AND THAT HELP PREPARE ALL OF OUR K-12 STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE, CAREER, AND CITIZENSHIP. false false 256092 Funding Priorities: Vital 21st Century Education Programs including:Accelerated English Program: HEF helped fund a new K-12 English learning program, which aims to increase student achievement through powerful instructional strategies designed to accelerate learning (both English Language proficiency and academic content). The overarching goal is to close the achievement gap so that every student reaches the highest levels.Field trips for students: HEF provides funds for students to learn outside of classroom. Field trips help students to apply the lessons they've learned in the classroom, gives them the chance to explore, ask question, have fun and connect with their classmates. Some of the benefits of field trips include measurable gains in their understanding, critical thinking skills, empathy, tolerance and cultural appreciation.RFEP Mentors: RFEP Mentors are present at both the Junior and High School Campuses, and ensure that students who have been Reclassified Fluent English Proficient are staying on track academically as they progress through their education. They also offer support in the form of connecting students with various other resources, act as an intermediary between students and teachers when special circumstances need to be negotiated, and reach out to parents when necessary for the benefit of the student's overall academic and socio-emotional wellness.Parent Outreach & Education: This year, HEF added a Bilingual Parent Outreach and Engagement Coordinator to the HES/HCS and Fitch Mountain campuses. The coordinator acts as a connection for the student between home and school, helping parents identify where their child could use extra support, hosting parent information nights, and connecting them with community resources to meet their needs.K-12 Library: Provided the funds to extend library hours after school for the Jr. High and High Schools. HEF also provided funds for books, research databases and other technology rich resources.K-12 Technology: HEF provided funds to furnish and equip the Extended Learning Lab at the Fitch Mountain Elementary School campus. We also solicited and received grants to purchase iPads at other school sites.High School Academic Internship Program: This program is a requirement for all Junior's at Healdsburg High School. It is an award winning internship program that prepares students from the time they enter as Freshman to draft resumes and cover letters, present themselves professionally, and seek out jobs that interest them. The program then pairs each student with a business or nonprofit of their choosing, where they intern for 6 weeks with a mentor in that field.Enrichment Courses for Elementary Students: HEF provides funds for our K-5 students to experience a diverse array of enrichment courses such as yoga, fitness, robotics, science exploration, art, music, chess, gardening, and nutrition. 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