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WiSH Education Foundation

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WHO WE AREWiSH was founded in 2011 by a group of community education advocates and partners, specifically to help bridge the gap in state education funding and provide for student programs in the William S. Hart Union High School District. We serve over 21,000 students in grades 7 through 12. As a designated 501c(3) non-profit organization, the foundation acts as a separate and distinct entity that works alongside the Hart district to fund programs and initiatives not paid for by tax dollars alone.WHAT WE BELIEVEOur board strongly believes that every student deserves to have the tools needed for success, regardless of his or her passions, interests, or challenges. The WiSH Education Foundation is committed to maintaining and enhancing the education and learning experience of all Hart District students. We also believe that the foundation’s success is our community’s success.HOW WE ARE FUNDEDWe do not receive funding from any local, state, or federal agencies but instead rely solely on contributions, grants, and sponsorships to bridge the ever-widening gap between our student’s needs and available resources. You can trust that your donation will benefit ONLY the Hart District students. All directed funds follow UPMIFA rules and regulations, and any directed program funds received over and above the program budget, purpose or project timeline become unrestricted and put toward other categories of need. We do not receive funding from any local, state, or federal agencies but instead rely solely on contributions, grants, and sponsorships to bridge the ever-widening gap between our students’ needs and available resources.WHY WE MAKE A DIFFERENCEWiSH Education Foundation supports and enhances student programming that is either underfunded or for which there is no funding provided by tax dollars. Some of the foundation’s vital program initiatives include:Student WellnessEstablishing and funding wellness centers on campuses district-wideAddressing the need for anxiety management in student populationChromebook ProgramStudent Desk ProgramCampus defibrillatorsCPR mannequinsBaseline concussion testing software for student athletesSTEMScience equipmentNext Generation Science Standards and suppliesUpgraded computer science labsGirls Who CODEClassroom sets of graphing calculatorsMath and science intervention programsMakerspaceLiteracy programsWritingLibrary booksLiteracy softwareSpecial educationClassroom programming and suppliesLiving Skills Lab infrastructureArtsFine arts suppliesGraphic artsDigital artsMusicVideo productionPerforming artsCareer and College ReadinessUnderserved student population resourcesCareer technical trainingCertification programsImmersive Academic Career PathwaysBioMedical ScienceAnd More