of San Diego County: $125,000 for its Eureka! Program that is built around an intensive five-year college access and opportunity strategy for seventh to 12th graders from North Central and North Inland San Diego County Fleet Science Center: $135,000 for its STEAM2You Summer Camp where campers from South County engage in project-based science investigations that foster creative thinking and problem-solving skills.Classroom of the Future Foundation: $150,000 to teach indigenous North Inland and low-income Southern San Diego County students about the use of robotics and adaptive technology, and to use artificial intelligence tutoring to address learning loss.
Center on Policy Initiatives: $150,000 for its Community Leadership for Community Schools project that trains and empowers students and parents to advocate for themselves and their communities.Boys and Girls Club of Oceanside: $155,000 to provide Oceanside youth, ages 11 to 18, with full-day summertime science, technology, reading, engineering, arts and math programming, alongside traditional enrichment, recreational and career empowerment activities.A Step Beyond: $100,000 to halt summer learning loss, build academic skills and confidence and support wellness and development of relationships with peers and staff in inland North County.
Grant recipients and their stated goals include:
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