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Stockton Unified 1852 Foundation

Stockton Unified 1852 Foundation

We are pleased to announce applications are being accepted for financial support from the 1852 Foundation. Applications can be emailed to Melinda Meza.

 

The purpose of the Stockton Unified School District 1852 Foundation is to enhance the educational opportunities of District students and supporting District events. The 1852 Foundation will provide financial support for such opportunities as:

  • Participation in academic competitions, such as Skills USA events, San Joaquin County Pentathlon, Science Olympiad or similar academic events; and
  • Training for academic events, including Mock Trial competitions, speech and debate events, Skills USA, and other similar opportunities

The Stockton Unified School District logo features a shield with the year 1852, surrounded by a circle with the words 'Stockton Unified School District' and 'Foundation'.

Apply for Foundation Grant

All SUSD teachers are able to apply for an 1852 Foundation Grant to pay for student participation in academic programs outside the regular classroom that advance student achievement.

 

All applications received will be reviewed by the 1852 Foundation sub-committee for approval. Applicants will be contacted with the decision of the sub-committee.

Make a Donation

Dear Friend of Stockton Unified,

 

We are pleased to announce the re-launch of Stockton Unified’s charitable 1852 Foundation. This non-profit fundraising organization has joined Community Foundation of San Joaquin and refined its purpose to provide funds for academic advancement that fall outside the general fund. These opportunities include things like participation in academic pentathlons, decathlons, Mock Trial competitions, science/STEM tournaments or literary contests.

 

We are asking you to help us. We know you share our view that Stockton Unified's 39,000 students play an integral part in the fabric of our city and we invite you to help us give them the best possible chances at success.

 

Donation checks and/or cash may be mailed to the SUSD 1852 Foundation at 701 N. Madison St., Stockton, CA, 95202. Please make checks payable to "SUSD 1852 Foundation." Thank you for supporting academic achievement.

1852 FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

  • Kennetha Stevens, Board Vice President - Chair
  • Sofia Colon, Board Clerk
  • Donald Donaire, Board Trustee


Upcoming Events

 

Contact
Community Relations Department

(209) 933-7025
701 N. Madison Street
Stockton, CA 95202

2017-2018 School Year in Review

During the 2017-18 school year, the not-for-profit raised $22,329 and awarded $17,577 to help teachers and students pay for extracurricular programs focused on achievement. The Foundation has about $60,000 in savings and another $14,000 to help with next year’s fundraising efforts.

 

This year the foundation awards included: the Victory Elementary School library, Stagg High School literary magazine, El Dorado Elementary fifth grade trip to the science Exploratorium, Monroe Elementary participation in the San Joaquin County Academic Pentathlon, Pittman Elementary School and King Elementary participation in the California Scholastic State Youth Chess Championships and other chess tournaments, the first-ever SUSD drone competition held by Pittman Elementary, and Chavez High School Titan’s Jazz.

 

This year the foundation once again was able to fund diabetes camps for students who have missed significant class time due to illnesses. The summer camps are a way for these students, who fall behind in classwork, to get up to grade level and prepare for the following year.

 

The 1852 Foundation thanks the following generous donors who made these grants possible: Dale Scott & Co., Keenan & Associates, Ojo Technology, Imagine Learning, Sy Tech Solutions, J.L. Bray & Son, ACME Construction, Schneider Electric, Dannis, Wolliver, Kelley Law Offices, Teter LLP, Roebbelen Contracting, First Commercial Real Estate, Architechnica, Verde Design, Bud West, and Marie Nakamura. Thanks as well to all of those who made the annual Casino Night fundraiser such a success, including the dozens of school principals and administrators who attended.