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The mission of the Foundation is to support the Woodland Hills School District--72% of whom are students from low-income families, 73% receive free or reduced lunches, and 72% belong to a minority--and its communities by strengthening the educational experience of our children.
We work to fill gaps in public education funding, focus on community building and volunteerism, and help to set the stage for secondary education aspirations. Our work is made possible by grassroots community backing which allows the Foundation to invest in the Woodland Hills School District through a variety of programs and services.
We believe that every child in Woodland Hills should be awarded with the same opportunities for success as their peers in other schools. We want every child to be able to extend his or herself beyond what they are capable of achieving today. To do that, we need the most innovative curriculum, the best teachers, the best administrators, and the best communities to foster that development and growth. With this in mind, the Foundation believes that by serving the whole community, we can help every child in our District reach their full potential. This means that not only do we support teachers and staff through grants and project funding and students through scholarships, but we also serve the community through outreach, free and low-cost events, and special projects like our Chromebook Fund to purchase laptops for every student, weekend backpacks for food-insecure students, and free backpack and school supply programs.