WCEF K-12 News

 

WCEF Announces 2008-2009 Board and New Executive Director
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Middle schoolers ahead in the arts
Civic Arts Education Visiting Artist program is diversifying WCI students
By Elisabeth Nardi, Contra Costa Times Staff writer

In this social studies class, painting is part of the lesson about the western expansion. Eighth-graders at Walnut Creek Intermediate School (WCI) recently spent three days learning the art of "en plein art" or landscape portraits and how they were used throughout history, including during the days of Lewis and Clark. Click here to read the full Contra Costa Times article, published on 10/11/07 (PDF).

 

StreetSmarts
2007 WCEF Business Connections
Frequently Asked Questions

What is StreetSmarts?
StreetSmarts is a business guide produced and distributed by WCEF. Our business partners are given advertising space in the directory according to the level of their donation.
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Press Release — 2006/2007 Donor List

 

The Power of Community in Our Schools

What a difference our schools make! If you live in Walnut Creek, and you are a parent, grandparent, community resident, school alumni, business or someone who cares about our community, you benefit from our schools. Emily Schardt, WCEF K-12 Executive Director, reminds us that "Excellent schools contribute to the overall quality of life in our community, They add to our real estate values, create an environment that welcomes business and make our community safe. By supporting our children and our schools, we are supporting the future of our community."
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Las Lomas Named in Top 1000 High Schools
in the United States

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WCEF K-12 and WCI PTA Broaden Their Partnership

WCEF K-12 is very pleased to announce an enhanced partnership with WCI PTA. The most significant component of this change is the shift of fundraising responsibility from WCI PTA to WCEF K-12.
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