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Supporting Our Students, Building Our Community.
What is AEF?
We are parents, neighbors, teachers, community members — just like you — who are dedicated to enhancing our students’ educational
opportunities in all of Alhambra USD’s public schools. The Alhambra Educational Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that
raises funds to provide and enhance educational programs and curriculum at all schools, K-12. Our all-volunteer Board of Directors
works tirelessly to ensure that our mission of “assisting in the achievement of a superior public education system” is a reality for all our
students.
Academic & Enrichment Classes • Sports • Music • Arts
Afterschool Classes
2015 Class Catalog
Founded in 1993 by parents, community leaders and teachers who were concerned about continual and drastic state budget cuts,
AEF’s raises funds that benefit all AUSD schools and students, and is the official fundraising partner of the District. Over the past 20
years, the Foundation has donated more than $1.8 million to the District to support a variety of programs and services for our students at all school sites.
Last year, AEF launched an exciting new community fundraising campaign, “Music & More.”
The goal was to raise $300,000 to bring in-class music instruction to all Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and
3rd grade students in the 13 elementary schools of Alhambra Unified School District (AUSD). What’s
more, AEF’s Music & More campaign has this year provided funding support for our 4-8th grade band
and orchestra programs to help pay for instruments, music, and supplies.
At AUSD’s high schools (Alhambra, Mark Keppel, San Gabriel, Century/Independence), AEF funded a new college and career counselor (part-time) to help all students in grades 9-12 with their college research, college application process, and career counseling opportunities. In addition, “Music & More” funded the new College Adventures field trip program that will give juniors and seniors the opportunity
to visit and explore our local colleges and universities.
June 8 through July 16 (6 weeks)
Monday - Thursday
8:30am - 12:45pm
1:30 - 5:30pm
Location:
Ynez School
120 S. Ynez Ave., Monterey Park
“Music & More” met its goal for 2014-15 of raising $300,00 and because of generous contributions by parents like you, these
programs have been implemented this year in our schools. In order to continue these programs in the future, we need to
again raise $300,000 this year and again ask for your help. Please help us continue these needed programs in our schools by
making a generous tax-deductible donation to AEF. Your donations are gratefully appreciated!
From Kindergarten to twelfth grade, new music programs to high school college counseling, AEF has become a welcome partner in
ensuring excellence for our students — now and in the future.
Early Bird Registration
Saturday, April 11, 2015, 8:30am-2pm
Alhambra High School Cafeteria
101 S. 2nd St. Alhambra
Please join us on Saturday, April 18 for our 11th Annual “Service to Education” Awards Dinner & Gala, where we will celebrate 22
years of funding excellence in education. The gala dinner, held at the Los Angeles/San Gabriel Hilton, will feature fine dining, cocktails,
and silent & live auctions, as we honor those who give back to the community. Please mark your calendar and buy your tickets now for
this important community party and celebration of Alhambra’s wonderful public schools. Visit our website at www.aef4kids.com for more
information.
2014-15 Alhambra Educational Foundation
Board of Directors
Stephen Perry, President
Carolyn Ortiz, 1st Vice President
Sharon Woo, 2nd Vice President
Maria T. Chow-Kakazu, Secretary Cliff Bender, Treasurer
Edward O. Aguirre, Past President
Helen Chan
Oriana Chan
Julian Chung
Cristen Ferro
Julio martinez
John Nuñez
Terri Luong
Emily Chan
Lorraine Tom
Sophia Tsoi Martin Ulloa
Dawn Rock
Sean Talbot
Board Member Emeritus Dr. LaVonne B. Wood
Ex-Officio/Liaisons
Bob Gin, AUSD School Board • Pat Macintosh, AUSD School Board
Janet Lees, AUSD • Laura Tellez-Gagliano, AUSD
Executive Assistant Michelle Alcala
Rafael Salazar
Steven Klein
Marcia Wilson
www.aef4kids.com • [email protected] • (626) 943-3080
Alhambra Educational Foundation’s summer program for incoming Kindergarten through 8th grade students.
General Information
Course Offerings
Please select courses for your child based on the grade he or she will enter in the Fall, 2015.
All tuition fees noted are ‘EARLY BIRD,’ please see tuition schedule on page 5 for additional tuition fees.
AFTERNOON CLASSES AT
YNEZ SCHOOL
for Grades 1, 2 & 3
Cooking & Culture Around
the World
Primary Classes (Grades K, 1, 2, 3)
Self-Contained Classes
Getting Ready for Kindergarten
8:30am to 12:45pm
$420
Make sure your child is ready to start
Kindergarten successfully! This class is
designed to provide Kindergarten academic readiness skills in language and
math, while having fun with art, music,
science and social situations.
Bridge to First Grade
8:30am to 12:45pm $420 This class will provide incoming first
graders with the tools they’ll need to
be successful in the Fall. The class will
provide a strong phonics program, word
building, reading, writing and mathematical skills around a theme. The class will
encourage your child’s independence,
foster initiative and cooperative play, all
in a nurturing, interactive atmosphere!
Jumpstart to Second Grade
8:30am to 12:45pm $420
This class will provide second graders
with a jumpstart to learning! Students will
continue to build their reading skills, as
they pay attention to the key ideas and
details in a story. In addition, students will
learn fun, new mathematical concepts
and skills, strengthening their number
sense, place value, time and money
skills. Students will also explore fascinating facts about plants and insects as they
create hands-on science projects and
have fun while learning!
Third Grade - Here I Come!
8:30am to 12:45pm
$420
This class will provide your child with
an exciting exploration of the third
grade curriculum! The class will
provide instruction in reading comprehension, vocabulary building, writing
and mathematic skills, including multiplication and long division. Students
will have fun learning with creative
thinking and problem solving as they
reinforce their skills and get ready for
third grade!
1:30 - 3:30
$270
Students will ‘fill their passports’ as they
journey around the world, exploring
cooking and cultures along the way!
This exciting class will teach students
in a fun and creative way about the
traditions, cultures, arts and special
foods associated with each of the seven
continents. (2nd & 3rd grade only)
Exploring Art, Music and
Technology
1:30 - 3:30
$270
Explore the worlds of art, music and
technology with this exciting class
geared especially for curious 2nd and
3rd grade students! Your child will
experiment with beginning musical
instruments, create art using a variety
of mediums, and learn basic computer
skills, keyboarding, and age-appropriate
games and software programs.
NO MAIL-IN REGISTRATION FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT
ANY TIME
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Enrollment is first come, first served.
Use the registration form provided.
Classes may be added if enrollment indicates a need; classes may
be cancelled if minimum enrollment is not met.
Avoid registration delays by providing alternate course selections.
A parent and/or guardian must sign the registration form.
Students will not be registered until the full tuition payment has
been processed by the AEF office.
The parent and/or guardian’s signature on the registration form
indicates understanding and agreement to abide by all registration
and refund policies. Please note that the AEF office is closed Friday Sunday and no refunds will be processed on those days.
STUDENT BEHAVIOR
A Behavior Agreement will be sent home with all students the first day
of class. Students and their parents and/or guardians must read, sign,
and return their Behavior Agreement the first week of class. All rules
in effect during the regular school year will be in effect during Summer
Academy. If a student is dismissed for disciplinary reasons, there
will be no refund for unused days. Students may not remain on
campus when they are not enrolled in a class.
CONFIRMATION OF REGISTRATION
LUNCH
ALTERNATE CLASS SELECTIONS
PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
All student classroom assignments will be posted at Ynez School on the
first day of school, June 8 at 8am.
Choosing alternate course selections can avoid delays in scheduling. Students will automatically be scheduled in their alternate choice
should their 1st choice be full or canceled. If an alternate choice is not
provided, a delay in scheduling will occur until a parent and/or guardian
can be contacted.
CANCELLED CLASSES
Classes must meet minimum enrollment. Parents and/or guardians will
be notified if a scheduled class is cancelled and will have the option
to select another available class, or request a refund for tuition of the
cancelled class.
TUITION PAYMENTS
All fees are due at time of registration. Check/Money Orders should
be made payable to Alhambra Educational Foundation or AEF. Visa,
Master Card, American Express and Discover are the only credit cards
accepted. A $25 service fee will be charged for all returned checks.
SIBLING DISCOUNT
Parents/Guardians enrolling more than one child from the same family
may receive a $20 discount off the total registration fee for each additional sibling registered.
REFUNDS
AEF offers “fee for service” programs based on confirmed registration.
Our refund policy is applied uniformly.
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Only a parent or guardian can request a refund.
All refund requests must be made in writing to the AEF office
located at 1515 West Mission Road in Alhambra.
See dates listed below for refund charges.
Late fees, processing fees and service charge fees are not refundable.
K-8 SUMMER ACADEMY REFUND SCHEDULE
On or before April 30, 2015 90% refund & $25 Cancellation Fee
May 4 – May 21 75% refund & $25 Cancellation Fee
May 26 – May 28
50% Refund (of total tuition)
After May 28, 2015 No Refunds; requests will be reviewed for verifiable
emergencies or health reasons only.
A free lunch will be provided to all students participating in the Summer
Academy program from 12:45 - 1:15pm daily.
A limited number of need-based partial scholarships to AEF’s K-8
Summer Academy will be available on a first-come, first-served basis
to students who qualify for the National Free/Reduced School Lunch
Program. Scholarship applications are available in each school site
office. Applications will be reviewed and eligibility confirmed by AUSD
and AEF personnel. Deadline to apply is April 11, 2015.
TRANSPORTATION
AM & PM PICK-UP & DROP-OFF
AEF does not offer morning or afternoon bus pick up for students enrolled
in the Summer Academy.
AFTERSCHOOL TRANSPORTATION TO MARK KEPPEL HIGH
SCHOOL
Afternoon bus transportation from Ynez School to Mark Keppel
High School is available to grade 4-8 students who have enrolled in
afternoon classes at Keppel (music, basketball & arts classes). Bus
transportation fee is $15 per student for the 6 week program.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
Absences should be reported to Ynez School before 9am. There are
no minimum attendance requirements for AEF’s K-8 Summer
Academy classes.
LOCATION
The K-8 Summer Academy will be held at the following locations:
(*Subject to Change)
Ynez School
120 S. Ynez Ave., Monterey Park
Mark Keppel High School
501 E. Hellman Ave., Alhambra
TAX ID# DISCLAIMER
The Alhambra Educational Foundation (AEF) is a non-profit organization
primarily providing educational opportunities and does not fall under the federal
guidelines governing childcare facilities. Although the AEF is a non-profit organization, the AEF K-8 Summer Academy is a service provided to students and
tuition for the AEF Summer Academy classes is not considered a tax-deductible
expense under current IRS guidelines.
AEF will not provide tax ID# or receipts for income tax purposes.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Students must register based on the grade they will be entering in Fall, 2015
Students from other districts are invited to apply. Students not already enrolled in a California public,
private or parochial school must provide their immunization record at the time of enrollment.
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DatesTimeLocationTuition (K-3)
Tuition (4-8)
Early-Bird Registration*April 118:30am -2pm
Alhambra H.S.$420$210/course
On-going Registration**
April 22 - May 14
9:00-3:30
AEF Office
$450
$225/course
Late Registration**
May 18 -May 28
9:00-3:30
AEF Office
$490
$245/course
All Afternoon Class tuition fees will increase on May 18 to:
1:30-3:30 Music Classes: $125
1:30-3:30 Arts Classes:$300
3:30-5:30 Basketball Camp:
$150
3:30-5:30 Culinary Arts
$300
3:30-5:30 Music Class$150
NO REGISTRATION April 13-21 and JUNE 1-4
Last Chance Registration
June 8 - 11
9:00-1:00
Ynez School
$520
$260/course
Middle Grade Classes - Grades 4 & 5
All tuition fees noted are ‘EARLY BIRD,’ please see tuition schedule on page 5 for additional tuition fees.
Creative Writing Workshop $210
Literature Through Movies $210
Reading Lab $210
4th & 5th Grade Math Review $210 (For incoming 5th &
6th Grade Students)
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Students will experience an intensive, yet fun, writers’ workshop
that will focus on creative writing. Students will have the opportunity
to explore a variety of genres and writing styles in a safe, supportive and creative atmosphere, and will share their work with other
students. Open to 3rd grade students.
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class is designed for students who need additional support in
reading, using a variety of materials to improve the students’ decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. If you are having difficulty
reading, or want to improve your speed or comprehension skills,
then this class is for you! Open to 3rd grade students.
8:30 - 10:30
Ever read a great book and then watch the movie too? In this class,
students will read great books such as “Charlotte’s Web,” “Whale
Rider,” and “Bridge to Terabithia” and then watch the films. Discussion, analysis, research, projects and presentations will follow each
movie.
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class for incoming 5th and 6th grade students will review concepts covered in 4th and 5th grade math, to help them build a strong
foundation for 5th and 6th grade math and the new Common Core
mathematics curriculum.
Mad Scientist! $210 +$20 lab fee
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Have fun with Science! This class will feature creative, imaginative,
hands-on activities that will strengthen students’ reasoning and logic
processes. Students will explore a number of topics using scientific
reasoning and will also make connections with other content areas
such as reading, writing, and mathematics. This is a hands-on
course full of fun interactive activities and experiments.
Open to 3rd grade students.
*Alhambra High School
**Alhambra Educational Foundation Office
Cafeteria1515 West Mission Rd., Alhambra
101 S. 2nd Street, Alhambra [email protected]
AEF office closed on Fridays
Registration Hours: 9:00 - 3:30pm
Getting Ready for 4th & 5th Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will focus on preparing incoming 4th and 5th grade
students for the new Common Core math curriculum. Concepts will
include algebraic thinking, geometry and measurement, proportional
reasoning, probability, data and statistics through hands-on activities
to prepare students for common core mathematics.
Middle & Intermediate Technology & Visual Arts - Grades 4-8
Beginning - Intermediate Computers $210
The Alhambra Educational Foundation (AEF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, was founded in 1993 for the purpose of raising funds to
support the educational programs for students in the Alhambra Unified School District. The District and the Foundation have coordinated
their efforts for summer school programs. The Foundation sponsors the tuition-based summer schools for elementary and high school
students. The Foundation works closely with school district staff to create a program appropriate for meeting the needs of our students.
Please remember that the AEF also sponsors high school summer “get ahead” classes for students entering 9th grade through 12th grade.
High school student registration forms and catalogs are available at all AUSD elementary school offices, high school guidance offices, the
AEF office, and catalogs are available on the AEF website, www.aef4kids.com.
AEF does not provide summer educational programs for students who receive special education support and have an active Individual
Educational Program (IEP).
The AEF is a non-profit organization that offers educational opportunities to students and does not fall under the federal guidelines governing childcare facilities. Although the AEF is a charitable organization, tuition for the AEF K-8 Summer Academy classes is not considered a
tax-deductible expense under current IRS guidelines. AEF will not provide tax ID# or receipts for income tax purposes.
8:30 – 10:30
Students will learn keyboarding skills (typing). The class will cover
basic word processing, desktop publishing and Internet research
skills. Students will learn how to navigate the Internet, complete
searches for information, find what they need, and learn to tell the difference between truth and lies on the Internet. They will be introduced
to project-based learning, become familiar with web-based tools for
organizing information and creating simple multi-media projects.
Intermediate - Advanced Computers $210
10:45 – 12:45
Students will learn how to give digital presentations using PowerPoint, iMovie and web-based tools for organizing information and
creating multi-media projects. Students will learn web-site design
and how to keep pages up-to-date and exciting, as well as how to
tell the difference between truth and lies on the Internet and how
to complete web searching to get the information they want. Digital
photography and video editing may also be part of this class.
Robotics – (Grades 5 – 8) $210 +$20 lab fee
8:30 – 10:30 - Intermediate/Advanced Robotics
10:45 – 12:45 - Beginning Robotics
For first time students, this class is an exciting introduction to the world
of Robotics, where they will learn mechanical design, construction,
programming and teamwork skills. Students will also build different
robots and program them with a computer to move, react and make
sounds to solve challenges. For students who have taken this class
before, the class will introduce intermediate/advance level topics in
building and programming robots. Students will practice mechanical
design, construction, programming and teamwork skills.
Arts and Crafts $210 +$20 mat’ls fee
10:45 – 12:45
Let your artistic side go wild this summer! This is a fun class where
students will work with watercolor, tempera paint, oil pastel, paper
mache, and other mediums. Students will be exposed to a variety of
drawing techniques that can be applied to their studies at school.
Intermediate Grade Classes - Grades 6, 7 & 8
AEF’s Afterschool Classes
All tuition fees noted are ‘EARLY BIRD,’ please see tuition schedule on page 5 for additional tuition fees.
Science Adventures $210 + $20 lab fee
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Scientific inquiry, lab-based activities and projects will be highlighted.
Students will be challenged with activities and experiments focusing
on meaningful questions and careful investigations. Fun science
activities and hands-on experiments are planned.
Incoming 7th and 8th Graders Math Review $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will focus on reviewing the concepts covered in 6th and
7th grade math, including ratios/reasoning, division of fractions,
using algebraic expressions/equations, and percentages,rational numbers, linear equations and problem solving. The perfect
‘refresher’ course before moving on to 7th or 8th grade math.
Incoming 6th Graders - 5th Grade Math Review $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class is for incoming 6th and 5th grade students who will
review concepts covered in 4th and 5th grade math to help them
build a strong foundation for 5th and 6th grade math and the new
Common Core mathematics.
Getting Ready for 6th Grade Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will prepare your student to be successful in 6th Grade
Math in the Fall, utilizing the new Common Core State Standards.
Getting Ready for 7th Grade Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will prepare your student to take 7th Grade Math in the
Fall, utilizing the new Common Core State Standards.
Getting Ready for 8th Grade Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will prepare your student to take 8th Grade Math in the
Fall, utilizing the new Common Core State Standards.
Under the Sea: Marine Biology
7th & 8th Graders $210 + $50 lab fee (includes 2 field trips) 8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 - 12:45
In this exciting, hands-on science course, students will investigate
the structure and function of marine plants and animals. The class
will journey on two ‘virtual’ field trips, and two actual field trips to
interact with marine life, learn from experts in marine biology and
explore the variety of marine life in Southern California.
Bus Transportation to Mark Keppel High School
Bus transportation is available for all afterschool students from Ynez School to Mark Keppel High School for 6 weeks at a cost of $15.00 per student. Return
transportation from Mark Keppel High School to Ynez School is not provided. An adult Summer Academy staff member will accompany students on the bus
from Ynez to Mark Keppel daily.
Reading Lab for 6-8 Grades $210
10:45 – 12:45
This class is designed for students who need additional support
in reading, using a variety of materials to improve the students’
decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. If you are having
difficulty reading, or want to improve your speed or comprehension
skills, this class is for you!
Beginning Band
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
Learn how to play a band instrument
this summer! You will learn to play
everything from flute, clarinet, and
saxophone in the woodwind family, to
trumpet, trombone, French horn, and
tuba in the brass family. You may also
learn drums. When you complete this
class, you can play in your school band
in the fall.
6th-8th Creative Writing Workshop $210
Middle School Band READING, WRITING & LANGUAGE ARTS
MATH & SCIENCE
AFTERNOON CLASSES AT MARK KEPPEL HIGH SCHOOL FOR GRADES 4-8
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Students will experience an intensive, yet fun, six weeks writers’
workshop that will focus on creative writing. Students will have
the opportunity to explore a variety of genres and writing styles,
in a safe, supportive and creative atmosphere, and will have
multiple opportunities to share their work with other students.
Essay & Expository Writing $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class is designed for students who want to learn how to write
effective, clear essays and reports for school. Students will learn the
necessary tools for every great essay, and how to clearly and effectively find their voice, and communicate their thoughts on paper.
Literature Through Movies $210
10:45 – 12:45
Ever read a great book and then watch the movie too? In this
class, students will read great books such as “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “October Sky,” and “The Hunger Games” and then watch the
films. Discussion, analysis, research, projects and presentations
will follow each movie.
Beginning Journalism $210
8:30 - 10:30
Do you have what it takes to be a great reporter or editor? This
class will introduce students to the fundamentals of journalism with
the goal of producing a school-wide newspaper. Students will learn
about the different styles of newswriting: news, opinions, features,
profiles, entertainment, sports, editorial cartooning and personal
essays. Students may also learn basic photography composition.
Intro to Speech & Debate - for 8th Graders $210
10:45 – 12:45
Find your voice and learn about the competitive world of high
school Speech & Debate with this introductory course. This class
will focus on the different types of speech and debate and teach
students how to be successful and confident persuasive speakers.
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
All musicians should have one year of
playing experience on brass, woodwind,
or percussion instruments. Guitarists
who can read music, tabs, or chord
diagrams are also welcome.
Advanced String Orchestra
men and women merely players,” said
William Shakespeare. This class will introduce students to the world of theatre
and acting, including basic theatre history,
acting, stagecraft, and improvisation. If
you like to perform, or are interested in
participating in theatre arts or drama in
high school, then this class is for you!
Basketball Camp
This is a complete instructional course
designed to provide students with the
fundamentals and strategies of basketball. Students will learn about dribbling,
passing, shooting, rebounding, and
defense. The camp will also focus
on building team concepts. The camp
will be taught by high school coaches
and other experienced coaches. A
free practice t-shirt will be given to all
participants.
Session 1:
June 8 to June 25
Session II:
June 29 to July 16
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Time:
1:30 – 3:30
Location:
Mark Keppel H.S. Gym
Cost:
$135 each session
Culinary Arts
1:30 -3:30pm
$270
Is Wolfgang Puck your child’s hero? In
this beginning cooking class, students
will learn the basic fundamentals of
cooking, including how to follow recipes,
measuring, preparing a wide range of
foods, and how to use various kitchen
tools and equipment. Proper nutrition,
buying foods and marketing, consumer
issues and career application will also
be covered in this class that will help
your child become the next master chef!
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
The class will concentrate on more advanced string pieces. Techniques such
as Spicatto, double-stops, and others
will be introduced. Playing in tune as a
group will be reinforced and ear-training
exercises will be used to that effect.
ARTS CLASSES FOR
GRADE 4-5 (1:30-3:30)
Beginning Strings
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
Learn how to play a string instrument
this summer. You will learn to play the
violin, viola, cello, or string bass. If you
complete this class, you can play in your
school’s string group in the fall.
Intermediate Strings
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
Musicians in this class should have at
least one year of playing experience on
violin, viola, cello, or string bass. Having
successfully completed this class,
students will qualify to join the Advanced
String Orchestra next summer.
Creative Fun with Math & Art
1:30 -3:30pm
$270
This class will combine the creative
world of art with the linear world of
mathematics in a new and exciting way!
Using ratios/proportions, symmetry,
measurement and other math concepts,
students will use their skills to create
fabulous art projects such as origami,
line design creations and 3-D drawings.
ARTS CLASSES FOR
GRADES 6-8 (1:30-3:30)
Theatre Arts/Drama
1:30 -3:30pm
$270
“All the world’s a stage, and all the
EXTENDED DAY CLASSES
FOR GRADES 6-8
(3:30-5:30)
School of Rock!
3:30-5:30pm $125
Are you ready to be a rock star? If you
know how to play guitar, bass guitar,
keyboards, or drums, and like to sing,
this new class is for you! We’ll learn
to play classic rock, jam to some new
songs, and finish out the summer with a
performance for our parents.
Culinary Arts
$270
3:30 - 5:30pm
Is Wolfgang Puck your child’s hero? In
this beginning cooking class, students
will learn the basic fundamentals of
cooking, including how to follow recipes,
measuring, preparing a wide range of
foods, and how to use various kitchen
tools and equipment. consumer issues
and career application will also be covered to make your child a master chef!
Intermediate Grade Classes - Grades 6, 7 & 8
AEF’s Afterschool Classes
All tuition fees noted are ‘EARLY BIRD,’ please see tuition schedule on page 5 for additional tuition fees.
Science Adventures $210 + $20 lab fee
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Scientific inquiry, lab-based activities and projects will be highlighted.
Students will be challenged with activities and experiments focusing
on meaningful questions and careful investigations. Fun science
activities and hands-on experiments are planned.
Incoming 7th and 8th Graders Math Review $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will focus on reviewing the concepts covered in 6th and
7th grade math, including ratios/reasoning, division of fractions,
using algebraic expressions/equations, and percentages,rational numbers, linear equations and problem solving. The perfect
‘refresher’ course before moving on to 7th or 8th grade math.
Incoming 6th Graders - 5th Grade Math Review $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class is for incoming 6th and 5th grade students who will
review concepts covered in 4th and 5th grade math to help them
build a strong foundation for 5th and 6th grade math and the new
Common Core mathematics.
Getting Ready for 6th Grade Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will prepare your student to be successful in 6th Grade
Math in the Fall, utilizing the new Common Core State Standards.
Getting Ready for 7th Grade Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will prepare your student to take 7th Grade Math in the
Fall, utilizing the new Common Core State Standards.
Getting Ready for 8th Grade Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will prepare your student to take 8th Grade Math in the
Fall, utilizing the new Common Core State Standards.
Under the Sea: Marine Biology
7th & 8th Graders $210 + $50 lab fee (includes 2 field trips) 8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 - 12:45
In this exciting, hands-on science course, students will investigate
the structure and function of marine plants and animals. The class
will journey on two ‘virtual’ field trips, and two actual field trips to
interact with marine life, learn from experts in marine biology and
explore the variety of marine life in Southern California.
Bus Transportation to Mark Keppel High School
Bus transportation is available for all afterschool students from Ynez School to Mark Keppel High School for 6 weeks at a cost of $15.00 per student. Return
transportation from Mark Keppel High School to Ynez School is not provided. An adult Summer Academy staff member will accompany students on the bus
from Ynez to Mark Keppel daily.
Reading Lab for 6-8 Grades $210
10:45 – 12:45
This class is designed for students who need additional support
in reading, using a variety of materials to improve the students’
decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. If you are having
difficulty reading, or want to improve your speed or comprehension
skills, this class is for you!
Beginning Band
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
Learn how to play a band instrument
this summer! You will learn to play
everything from flute, clarinet, and
saxophone in the woodwind family, to
trumpet, trombone, French horn, and
tuba in the brass family. You may also
learn drums. When you complete this
class, you can play in your school band
in the fall.
6th-8th Creative Writing Workshop $210
Middle School Band READING, WRITING & LANGUAGE ARTS
MATH & SCIENCE
AFTERNOON CLASSES AT MARK KEPPEL HIGH SCHOOL FOR GRADES 4-8
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Students will experience an intensive, yet fun, six weeks writers’
workshop that will focus on creative writing. Students will have
the opportunity to explore a variety of genres and writing styles,
in a safe, supportive and creative atmosphere, and will have
multiple opportunities to share their work with other students.
Essay & Expository Writing $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class is designed for students who want to learn how to write
effective, clear essays and reports for school. Students will learn the
necessary tools for every great essay, and how to clearly and effectively find their voice, and communicate their thoughts on paper.
Literature Through Movies $210
10:45 – 12:45
Ever read a great book and then watch the movie too? In this
class, students will read great books such as “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “October Sky,” and “The Hunger Games” and then watch the
films. Discussion, analysis, research, projects and presentations
will follow each movie.
Beginning Journalism $210
8:30 - 10:30
Do you have what it takes to be a great reporter or editor? This
class will introduce students to the fundamentals of journalism with
the goal of producing a school-wide newspaper. Students will learn
about the different styles of newswriting: news, opinions, features,
profiles, entertainment, sports, editorial cartooning and personal
essays. Students may also learn basic photography composition.
Intro to Speech & Debate - for 8th Graders $210
10:45 – 12:45
Find your voice and learn about the competitive world of high
school Speech & Debate with this introductory course. This class
will focus on the different types of speech and debate and teach
students how to be successful and confident persuasive speakers.
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
All musicians should have one year of
playing experience on brass, woodwind,
or percussion instruments. Guitarists
who can read music, tabs, or chord
diagrams are also welcome.
Advanced String Orchestra
men and women merely players,” said
William Shakespeare. This class will introduce students to the world of theatre
and acting, including basic theatre history,
acting, stagecraft, and improvisation. If
you like to perform, or are interested in
participating in theatre arts or drama in
high school, then this class is for you!
Basketball Camp
This is a complete instructional course
designed to provide students with the
fundamentals and strategies of basketball. Students will learn about dribbling,
passing, shooting, rebounding, and
defense. The camp will also focus
on building team concepts. The camp
will be taught by high school coaches
and other experienced coaches. A
free practice t-shirt will be given to all
participants.
Session 1:
June 8 to June 25
Session II:
June 29 to July 16
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Time:
1:30 – 3:30
Location:
Mark Keppel H.S. Gym
Cost:
$135 each session
Culinary Arts
1:30 -3:30pm
$270
Is Wolfgang Puck your child’s hero? In
this beginning cooking class, students
will learn the basic fundamentals of
cooking, including how to follow recipes,
measuring, preparing a wide range of
foods, and how to use various kitchen
tools and equipment. Proper nutrition,
buying foods and marketing, consumer
issues and career application will also
be covered in this class that will help
your child become the next master chef!
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
The class will concentrate on more advanced string pieces. Techniques such
as Spicatto, double-stops, and others
will be introduced. Playing in tune as a
group will be reinforced and ear-training
exercises will be used to that effect.
ARTS CLASSES FOR
GRADE 4-5 (1:30-3:30)
Beginning Strings
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
Learn how to play a string instrument
this summer. You will learn to play the
violin, viola, cello, or string bass. If you
complete this class, you can play in your
school’s string group in the fall.
Intermediate Strings
1:30 -3:30pm
$100
Musicians in this class should have at
least one year of playing experience on
violin, viola, cello, or string bass. Having
successfully completed this class,
students will qualify to join the Advanced
String Orchestra next summer.
Creative Fun with Math & Art
1:30 -3:30pm
$270
This class will combine the creative
world of art with the linear world of
mathematics in a new and exciting way!
Using ratios/proportions, symmetry,
measurement and other math concepts,
students will use their skills to create
fabulous art projects such as origami,
line design creations and 3-D drawings.
ARTS CLASSES FOR
GRADES 6-8 (1:30-3:30)
Theatre Arts/Drama
1:30 -3:30pm
$270
“All the world’s a stage, and all the
EXTENDED DAY CLASSES
FOR GRADES 6-8
(3:30-5:30)
School of Rock!
3:30-5:30pm $125
Are you ready to be a rock star? If you
know how to play guitar, bass guitar,
keyboards, or drums, and like to sing,
this new class is for you! We’ll learn
to play classic rock, jam to some new
songs, and finish out the summer with a
performance for our parents.
Culinary Arts
$270
3:30 - 5:30pm
Is Wolfgang Puck your child’s hero? In
this beginning cooking class, students
will learn the basic fundamentals of
cooking, including how to follow recipes,
measuring, preparing a wide range of
foods, and how to use various kitchen
tools and equipment. consumer issues
and career application will also be covered to make your child a master chef!
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Students must register based on the grade they will be entering in Fall, 2015
Students from other districts are invited to apply. Students not already enrolled in a California public,
private or parochial school must provide their immunization record at the time of enrollment.
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DatesTimeLocationTuition (K-3)
Tuition (4-8)
Early-Bird Registration*April 118:30am -2pm
Alhambra H.S.$420$210/course
On-going Registration**
April 22 - May 14
9:00-3:30
AEF Office
$450
$225/course
Late Registration**
May 18 -May 28
9:00-3:30
AEF Office
$490
$245/course
All Afternoon Class tuition fees will increase on May 18 to:
1:30-3:30 Music Classes: $125
1:30-3:30 Arts Classes:$300
3:30-5:30 Basketball Camp:
$150
3:30-5:30 Culinary Arts
$300
3:30-5:30 Music Class$150
NO REGISTRATION April 13-21 and JUNE 1-4
Last Chance Registration
June 8 - 11
9:00-1:00
Ynez School
$520
$260/course
Middle Grade Classes - Grades 4 & 5
All tuition fees noted are ‘EARLY BIRD,’ please see tuition schedule on page 5 for additional tuition fees.
Creative Writing Workshop $210
Literature Through Movies $210
Reading Lab $210
4th & 5th Grade Math Review $210 (For incoming 5th &
6th Grade Students)
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Students will experience an intensive, yet fun, writers’ workshop
that will focus on creative writing. Students will have the opportunity
to explore a variety of genres and writing styles in a safe, supportive and creative atmosphere, and will share their work with other
students. Open to 3rd grade students.
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class is designed for students who need additional support in
reading, using a variety of materials to improve the students’ decoding, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. If you are having difficulty
reading, or want to improve your speed or comprehension skills,
then this class is for you! Open to 3rd grade students.
8:30 - 10:30
Ever read a great book and then watch the movie too? In this class,
students will read great books such as “Charlotte’s Web,” “Whale
Rider,” and “Bridge to Terabithia” and then watch the films. Discussion, analysis, research, projects and presentations will follow each
movie.
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class for incoming 5th and 6th grade students will review concepts covered in 4th and 5th grade math, to help them build a strong
foundation for 5th and 6th grade math and the new Common Core
mathematics curriculum.
Mad Scientist! $210 +$20 lab fee
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
Have fun with Science! This class will feature creative, imaginative,
hands-on activities that will strengthen students’ reasoning and logic
processes. Students will explore a number of topics using scientific
reasoning and will also make connections with other content areas
such as reading, writing, and mathematics. This is a hands-on
course full of fun interactive activities and experiments.
Open to 3rd grade students.
*Alhambra High School
**Alhambra Educational Foundation Office
Cafeteria1515 West Mission Rd., Alhambra
101 S. 2nd Street, Alhambra [email protected]
AEF office closed on Fridays
Registration Hours: 9:00 - 3:30pm
Getting Ready for 4th & 5th Math $210
8:30 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:45
This class will focus on preparing incoming 4th and 5th grade
students for the new Common Core math curriculum. Concepts will
include algebraic thinking, geometry and measurement, proportional
reasoning, probability, data and statistics through hands-on activities
to prepare students for common core mathematics.
Middle & Intermediate Technology & Visual Arts - Grades 4-8
Beginning - Intermediate Computers $210
The Alhambra Educational Foundation (AEF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, was founded in 1993 for the purpose of raising funds to
support the educational programs for students in the Alhambra Unified School District. The District and the Foundation have coordinated
their efforts for summer school programs. The Foundation sponsors the tuition-based summer schools for elementary and high school
students. The Foundation works closely with school district staff to create a program appropriate for meeting the needs of our students.
Please remember that the AEF also sponsors high school summer “get ahead” classes for students entering 9th grade through 12th grade.
High school student registration forms and catalogs are available at all AUSD elementary school offices, high school guidance offices, the
AEF office, and catalogs are available on the AEF website, www.aef4kids.com.
AEF does not provide summer educational programs for students who receive special education support and have an active Individual
Educational Program (IEP).
The AEF is a non-profit organization that offers educational opportunities to students and does not fall under the federal guidelines governing childcare facilities. Although the AEF is a charitable organization, tuition for the AEF K-8 Summer Academy classes is not considered a
tax-deductible expense under current IRS guidelines. AEF will not provide tax ID# or receipts for income tax purposes.
8:30 – 10:30
Students will learn keyboarding skills (typing). The class will cover
basic word processing, desktop publishing and Internet research
skills. Students will learn how to navigate the Internet, complete
searches for information, find what they need, and learn to tell the difference between truth and lies on the Internet. They will be introduced
to project-based learning, become familiar with web-based tools for
organizing information and creating simple multi-media projects.
Intermediate - Advanced Computers $210
10:45 – 12:45
Students will learn how to give digital presentations using PowerPoint, iMovie and web-based tools for organizing information and
creating multi-media projects. Students will learn web-site design
and how to keep pages up-to-date and exciting, as well as how to
tell the difference between truth and lies on the Internet and how
to complete web searching to get the information they want. Digital
photography and video editing may also be part of this class.
Robotics – (Grades 5 – 8) $210 +$20 lab fee
8:30 – 10:30 - Intermediate/Advanced Robotics
10:45 – 12:45 - Beginning Robotics
For first time students, this class is an exciting introduction to the world
of Robotics, where they will learn mechanical design, construction,
programming and teamwork skills. Students will also build different
robots and program them with a computer to move, react and make
sounds to solve challenges. For students who have taken this class
before, the class will introduce intermediate/advance level topics in
building and programming robots. Students will practice mechanical
design, construction, programming and teamwork skills.
Arts and Crafts $210 +$20 mat’ls fee
10:45 – 12:45
Let your artistic side go wild this summer! This is a fun class where
students will work with watercolor, tempera paint, oil pastel, paper
mache, and other mediums. Students will be exposed to a variety of
drawing techniques that can be applied to their studies at school.
General Information
Course Offerings
Please select courses for your child based on the grade he or she will enter in the Fall, 2015.
All tuition fees noted are ‘EARLY BIRD,’ please see tuition schedule on page 5 for additional tuition fees.
AFTERNOON CLASSES AT
YNEZ SCHOOL
for Grades 1, 2 & 3
Cooking & Culture Around
the World
Primary Classes (Grades K, 1, 2, 3)
Self-Contained Classes
Getting Ready for Kindergarten
8:30am to 12:45pm
$420
Make sure your child is ready to start
Kindergarten successfully! This class is
designed to provide Kindergarten academic readiness skills in language and
math, while having fun with art, music,
science and social situations.
Bridge to First Grade
8:30am to 12:45pm $420 This class will provide incoming first
graders with the tools they’ll need to
be successful in the Fall. The class will
provide a strong phonics program, word
building, reading, writing and mathematical skills around a theme. The class will
encourage your child’s independence,
foster initiative and cooperative play, all
in a nurturing, interactive atmosphere!
Jumpstart to Second Grade
8:30am to 12:45pm $420
This class will provide second graders
with a jumpstart to learning! Students will
continue to build their reading skills, as
they pay attention to the key ideas and
details in a story. In addition, students will
learn fun, new mathematical concepts
and skills, strengthening their number
sense, place value, time and money
skills. Students will also explore fascinating facts about plants and insects as they
create hands-on science projects and
have fun while learning!
Third Grade - Here I Come!
8:30am to 12:45pm
$420
This class will provide your child with
an exciting exploration of the third
grade curriculum! The class will
provide instruction in reading comprehension, vocabulary building, writing
and mathematic skills, including multiplication and long division. Students
will have fun learning with creative
thinking and problem solving as they
reinforce their skills and get ready for
third grade!
1:30 - 3:30
$270
Students will ‘fill their passports’ as they
journey around the world, exploring
cooking and cultures along the way!
This exciting class will teach students
in a fun and creative way about the
traditions, cultures, arts and special
foods associated with each of the seven
continents. (2nd & 3rd grade only)
Exploring Art, Music and
Technology
1:30 - 3:30
$270
Explore the worlds of art, music and
technology with this exciting class
geared especially for curious 2nd and
3rd grade students! Your child will
experiment with beginning musical
instruments, create art using a variety
of mediums, and learn basic computer
skills, keyboarding, and age-appropriate
games and software programs.
NO MAIL-IN REGISTRATION FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT
ANY TIME
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Enrollment is first come, first served.
Use the registration form provided.
Classes may be added if enrollment indicates a need; classes may
be cancelled if minimum enrollment is not met.
Avoid registration delays by providing alternate course selections.
A parent and/or guardian must sign the registration form.
Students will not be registered until the full tuition payment has
been processed by the AEF office.
The parent and/or guardian’s signature on the registration form
indicates understanding and agreement to abide by all registration
and refund policies. Please note that the AEF office is closed Friday Sunday and no refunds will be processed on those days.
STUDENT BEHAVIOR
A Behavior Agreement will be sent home with all students the first day
of class. Students and their parents and/or guardians must read, sign,
and return their Behavior Agreement the first week of class. All rules
in effect during the regular school year will be in effect during Summer
Academy. If a student is dismissed for disciplinary reasons, there
will be no refund for unused days. Students may not remain on
campus when they are not enrolled in a class.
CONFIRMATION OF REGISTRATION
LUNCH
ALTERNATE CLASS SELECTIONS
PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
All student classroom assignments will be posted at Ynez School on the
first day of school, June 8 at 8am.
Choosing alternate course selections can avoid delays in scheduling. Students will automatically be scheduled in their alternate choice
should their 1st choice be full or canceled. If an alternate choice is not
provided, a delay in scheduling will occur until a parent and/or guardian
can be contacted.
CANCELLED CLASSES
Classes must meet minimum enrollment. Parents and/or guardians will
be notified if a scheduled class is cancelled and will have the option
to select another available class, or request a refund for tuition of the
cancelled class.
TUITION PAYMENTS
All fees are due at time of registration. Check/Money Orders should
be made payable to Alhambra Educational Foundation or AEF. Visa,
Master Card, American Express and Discover are the only credit cards
accepted. A $25 service fee will be charged for all returned checks.
SIBLING DISCOUNT
Parents/Guardians enrolling more than one child from the same family
may receive a $20 discount off the total registration fee for each additional sibling registered.
REFUNDS
AEF offers “fee for service” programs based on confirmed registration.
Our refund policy is applied uniformly.
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Only a parent or guardian can request a refund.
All refund requests must be made in writing to the AEF office
located at 1515 West Mission Road in Alhambra.
See dates listed below for refund charges.
Late fees, processing fees and service charge fees are not refundable.
K-8 SUMMER ACADEMY REFUND SCHEDULE
On or before April 30, 2015 90% refund & $25 Cancellation Fee
May 4 – May 21 75% refund & $25 Cancellation Fee
May 26 – May 28
50% Refund (of total tuition)
After May 28, 2015 No Refunds; requests will be reviewed for verifiable
emergencies or health reasons only.
A free lunch will be provided to all students participating in the Summer
Academy program from 12:45 - 1:15pm daily.
A limited number of need-based partial scholarships to AEF’s K-8
Summer Academy will be available on a first-come, first-served basis
to students who qualify for the National Free/Reduced School Lunch
Program. Scholarship applications are available in each school site
office. Applications will be reviewed and eligibility confirmed by AUSD
and AEF personnel. Deadline to apply is April 11, 2015.
TRANSPORTATION
AM & PM PICK-UP & DROP-OFF
AEF does not offer morning or afternoon bus pick up for students enrolled
in the Summer Academy.
AFTERSCHOOL TRANSPORTATION TO MARK KEPPEL HIGH
SCHOOL
Afternoon bus transportation from Ynez School to Mark Keppel
High School is available to grade 4-8 students who have enrolled in
afternoon classes at Keppel (music, basketball & arts classes). Bus
transportation fee is $15 per student for the 6 week program.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
Absences should be reported to Ynez School before 9am. There are
no minimum attendance requirements for AEF’s K-8 Summer
Academy classes.
LOCATION
The K-8 Summer Academy will be held at the following locations:
(*Subject to Change)
Ynez School
120 S. Ynez Ave., Monterey Park
Mark Keppel High School
501 E. Hellman Ave., Alhambra
TAX ID# DISCLAIMER
The Alhambra Educational Foundation (AEF) is a non-profit organization
primarily providing educational opportunities and does not fall under the federal
guidelines governing childcare facilities. Although the AEF is a non-profit organization, the AEF K-8 Summer Academy is a service provided to students and
tuition for the AEF Summer Academy classes is not considered a tax-deductible
expense under current IRS guidelines.
AEF will not provide tax ID# or receipts for income tax purposes.
Supporting Our Students, Building Our Community.
What is AEF?
We are parents, neighbors, teachers, community members — just like you — who are dedicated to enhancing our students’ educational
opportunities in all of Alhambra USD’s public schools. The Alhambra Educational Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that
raises funds to provide and enhance educational programs and curriculum at all schools, K-12. Our all-volunteer Board of Directors
works tirelessly to ensure that our mission of “assisting in the achievement of a superior public education system” is a reality for all our
students.
Academic & Enrichment Classes • Sports • Music • Arts
Afterschool Classes
2015 Class Catalog
Founded in 1993 by parents, community leaders and teachers who were concerned about continual and drastic state budget cuts,
AEF’s raises funds that benefit all AUSD schools and students, and is the official fundraising partner of the District. Over the past 20
years, the Foundation has donated more than $1.8 million to the District to support a variety of programs and services for our students at all school sites.
Last year, AEF launched an exciting new community fundraising campaign, “Music & More.”
The goal was to raise $300,000 to bring in-class music instruction to all Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and
3rd grade students in the 13 elementary schools of Alhambra Unified School District (AUSD). What’s
more, AEF’s Music & More campaign has this year provided funding support for our 4-8th grade band
and orchestra programs to help pay for instruments, music, and supplies.
At AUSD’s high schools (Alhambra, Mark Keppel, San Gabriel, Century/Independence), AEF funded a new college and career counselor (part-time) to help all students in grades 9-12 with their college research, college application process, and career counseling opportunities. In addition, “Music & More” funded the new College Adventures field trip program that will give juniors and seniors the opportunity
to visit and explore our local colleges and universities.
June 8 through July 16 (6 weeks)
Monday - Thursday
8:30am - 12:45pm
1:30 - 5:30pm
Location:
Ynez School
120 S. Ynez Ave., Monterey Park
“Music & More” met its goal for 2014-15 of raising $300,00 and because of generous contributions by parents like you, these
programs have been implemented this year in our schools. In order to continue these programs in the future, we need to
again raise $300,000 this year and again ask for your help. Please help us continue these needed programs in our schools by
making a generous tax-deductible donation to AEF. Your donations are gratefully appreciated!
From Kindergarten to twelfth grade, new music programs to high school college counseling, AEF has become a welcome partner in
ensuring excellence for our students — now and in the future.
Early Bird Registration
Saturday, April 11, 2015, 8:30am-2pm
Alhambra High School Cafeteria
101 S. 2nd St. Alhambra
Please join us on Saturday, April 18 for our 11th Annual “Service to Education” Awards Dinner & Gala, where we will celebrate 22
years of funding excellence in education. The gala dinner, held at the Los Angeles/San Gabriel Hilton, will feature fine dining, cocktails,
and silent & live auctions, as we honor those who give back to the community. Please mark your calendar and buy your tickets now for
this important community party and celebration of Alhambra’s wonderful public schools. Visit our website at www.aef4kids.com for more
information.
2014-15 Alhambra Educational Foundation
Board of Directors
Stephen Perry, President
Carolyn Ortiz, 1st Vice President
Sharon Woo, 2nd Vice President
Maria T. Chow-Kakazu, Secretary Cliff Bender, Treasurer
Edward O. Aguirre, Past President
Helen Chan
Oriana Chan
Julian Chung
Cristen Ferro
Julio martinez
John Nuñez
Terri Luong
Emily Chan
Lorraine Tom
Sophia Tsoi Martin Ulloa
Dawn Rock
Sean Talbot
Board Member Emeritus Dr. LaVonne B. Wood
Ex-Officio/Liaisons
Bob Gin, AUSD School Board • Pat Macintosh, AUSD School Board
Janet Lees, AUSD • Laura Tellez-Gagliano, AUSD
Executive Assistant Michelle Alcala
Rafael Salazar
Steven Klein
Marcia Wilson
www.aef4kids.com • [email protected] • (626) 943-3080
Alhambra Educational Foundation’s summer program for incoming Kindergarten through 8th grade students.