The Redwood City Education Foundation is a nonprofit that increases underserved students' early academic performance to improve their ability to meet math and literacy proficiency standards, thereby reducing enrollment in remedial courses and increasing their likelihood of meaningful success in high school and beyond.
A Focus on Equity
School districts in San Mateo County receive very different levels of funding. Some neighboring communities have more than 2x the resources for public education as the Redwood City School District. These inequities make it more challenging for our district to retain quality teachers and create the very best conditions for learning.
You help close the gap between our district's resources and the actual cost of educating our students.
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2020 - 2021 Achievements
38
YEARS OF SERVICE
3
UNIQUE SCHOOLS
1,600
STUDENTS SERVED
$ 1,341,764
FUNDS RAISED IN 2021
6
COMMUNITY GRANTS
1,800
COUNSELING HOURS
You Drive Our Impact
2022 - 2023 Programs
With your help, RCEF will invest in improving math and reading scores, bolstering SEL/mental health outcomes, engaging students in the school environment, and advocacy efforts.
School Spotlight
Hoover Community School
- Mission: prepare our students for future educational opportunities and careers.
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Brief Bio: Hoover first opened in 1980 and has served a predominately Latinx population. Hoover's 710 students range from kindergarteners to 8th graders, 63% are considered English Language Learners.
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RCEF Funded Programs (2021-22):
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Mental Health Counselor and SEL Curriculum
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Assessment of Student Social Emotional Outcomes
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Newcomer Literacy Program
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Latest Highlights
The story of RCEF over the last two years is one of reinvention and growth. Check out our latest successes.
You can make a big difference in retaining quality teachers and creating the very best conditions for learning.