WCEF Programs Funded for 2008-2009
(* indicates new for 2008-2009 due to budget cuts)

Walnut Creek School District

K-5 (Buena Vista, Indian Valley, Murwood, Parkmead, Walnut Heights)

Art, Music & Physical Education
Collaboration (substitute costs)
Librarian Hours*

Walnut Creek Intermediate

Homework Improvement Program/Math Counts
Assemblies (Curriculum & Character Counts/PRIDE)
6th Grade Orientation
Visiting Artist Program
Campus Supervisor
Art/Music Supplies
Counselor*
Librarian Hours*

Las Lomas High School/Acalanes School District

Teachers/Class Size Reduction (grades 9 & 10)*
Counselors*
Guidance Techs*
Testing Clerks*
Library Clerks*
Library and research data bases/licenses*
Crisis Counselor
Technology Personnel
Computer Lab
Career Center

Tier Two & Tier Three programs listed below will be funded if additional funds are raised or if budget cuts are reduced to Acalanes School District.

Tier Two:
Technology (hardware and software)
Teacher grants / instructional materials
Academic Decathlon
Science Supplies

Tier Three:
Campus Improvements
Instructional materials / teacher grants

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2008-2009 Budget

Funding Guidelines

Funding of programs within the Walnut Creek School District and Las Lomas High School is a collaborative process between WCEF, the districts and the schools. The WCEF Budget Committee meets with leaders at the schools - and at the two school districts - to identify and prioritize funding needs. The WCEF board maintains responsibility for ensuring that funds are directed towards programs that advance the Foundation's mission and may decline to fund those programs which do not meet these funding guidelines. Funding decisions are made on an annual basis for the following school year.

Funding will support our mission and the strategic plans and needs of the districts.
Requests for funding will be endorsed and prioritized by the districts or site principals.
Funding will target curriculum, student and staff health and welfare, and capital projects.

Programs Funded 2011-2012 Funding Budget 2010-2011 Funding Budget 2009-2010 Funding Budget 2008-2009 Funding Budget Thank You to our Champion and Premier Partners! Click here to see all our partners.		WCEF Programs Funded for 2008-2009 ( indicates new for 2008-2009 due to budget cuts)* Walnut Creek School District K-5 (Buena Vista, Indian Valley, Murwood, Parkmead, Walnut Heights) Art, Music & Physical Education Collaboration (substitute costs) Librarian Hours* Walnut Creek Intermediate Homework Improvement Program/Math Counts Assemblies (Curriculum & Character Counts/PRIDE) 6th Grade Orientation Visiting Artist Program Campus Supervisor Art/Music Supplies Counselor* Librarian Hours* Las Lomas High School/Acalanes School District Teachers/Class Size Reduction (grades 9 & 10)* Counselors* Guidance Techs* Testing Clerks* Library Clerks* Library and research data bases/licenses* Crisis Counselor Technology Personnel Computer Lab Career Center Tier Two & Tier Three programs listed below will be funded if additional funds are raised or if budget cuts are reduced to Acalanes School District. Tier Two: Technology (hardware and software) Teacher grants / instructional materials Academic Decathlon Science Supplies Tier Three: Campus Improvements Instructional materials / teacher grants Click here for a printer friendly version of the WCEF 2008-2009 Budget Funding Guidelines Funding of programs within the Walnut Creek School District and Las Lomas High School is a collaborative process between WCEF, the districts and the schools. The WCEF Budget Committee meets with leaders at the schools - and at the two school districts - to identify and prioritize funding needs. The WCEF board maintains responsibility for ensuring that funds are directed towards programs that advance the Foundation's mission and may decline to fund those programs which do not meet these funding guidelines. Funding decisions are made on an annual basis for the following school year. Funding will support our mission and the strategic plans and needs of the districts. Requests for funding will be endorsed and prioritized by the districts or site principals. Funding will target curriculum, student and staff health and welfare, and capital projects.
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