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Updates start Tuesday, September 20!
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The 3rd annual WCEF Read-a-thon started September, 19! Our TK-8 student(s) brought their favorite book to school on Monday, September 19 to kick off the event! Titles included Dog Man, Cinderella, and Please, Mr. Panda! All to raise much-needed funding for programs not covered by the state.
➡︎ Did you know?
Weekly art, music, and science lab programs for our TK-5 students cost WCSD about $703,000 a year. That's about $117,000 at each of the six elementary schools to run programs our students love and provide a well-rounded education. No state funding is given for these programs.
➡︎ Did you know?
Elective classes cost about $18,000 each at WCI and Tice Creek. WCEF funding provides an additional $275,000 this year to create elective classes that otherwise would not exist.
➡︎ Did you know?
Less than 10% of pubic schools benefit from a credentialed librarian, and more than 50% of library funding comes from the community.
California funding simply isn't enough.
Almost 97% of funds raised will help support the arts, science, more elective classes at the middle and high school levels, a credentialed librarian, math support, the Las Lomas Wellness Center, and more to enhance the education of 5,000 students.
➡︎ Did you know?
Weekly art, music, and science lab programs for our TK-5 students cost WCSD about $703,000 a year. That's about $117,000 at each of the six elementary schools to run programs our students love and provide a well-rounded education. No state funding is given for these programs.
➡︎ Did you know?
Elective classes cost about $18,000 each at WCI and Tice Creek. WCEF funding provides an additional $275,000 this year to create elective classes that otherwise would not exist.
➡︎ Did you know?
Less than 10% of pubic schools benefit from a credentialed librarian, and more than 50% of library funding comes from the community.
California funding simply isn't enough.
Almost 97% of funds raised will help support the arts, science, more elective classes at the middle and high school levels, a credentialed librarian, math support, the Las Lomas Wellness Center, and more to enhance the education of 5,000 students.
