What We Fund
While government funding covers the basics, donations from parents and community enable supplemental programs that enhance our students’ educational experience — from STEM to applied arts and performing arts, to athletics and Robotics, plus college readiness programs.
The Foundation proudly presented the District with our largest gift to date – $365,000 !
Programs Funded for Our Schools
The FUHS Foundation funds support students at each grade level.
| Academic Enrichment |
| Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) curriculum and supplies |
| Direct Grants to Teachers for innovative student-based projects |
| Robotics equipment and competition entry fees |
| Theatre Arts supplies and costume expenses |
| Journalism support for school newspapers |
| Computers |
| District-wide Art Show to showcase our students’ talents in the visual arts |
| Choral Workshop to showcase our students’ talents in the performing arts |
| Avid |
| Teacher Summer Work Teams - curriculum collaboration |
| Student Support |
| School Loop online student/parent/teacher communication tool |
| Science Night for Parents, introduction to new science curriculum |
| Parent Resource Network website with resources to support parents and students |
| College and Career Readiness |
| Naviance for career assessment and help with the college application process |
| College Essay Writing Workshops |
| Bay Area Youth Career Opportunities (BAYCO) - a Foundation-sponsored group for students that offers resume building workshops, mock interviews and internship fairs |
For more detail about what the Foundation funds at each school, click on the school links below.
Cupertino High School >
Fremont High School >
Homestead High School >
Lynbrook High School >
Monta Vista High School >
Fremont Union HS District >
Robotics has been a huge part of my high school experience. I’ve learned a lot of technical skills, as well as how to work in a team and communicate well with others.
FUHSD teachers may apply for grants from the Foundation for innovative & collaborative classroom projects. We're offering a second round of grants. The application deadline is January 31, 2020.
While our suggested donation is $400 per student, a donation in ANY amount is greatly appreciated!
