2. 2015 in Review2015 in Review

3. Dear Friends,
We are extremely proud of the success SVEF has achieved over this past
year. Thanks to the support of our many partners, we have seen our
programs grow significantly, improving the academic performance of even
more Silicon Valley students. In 2015, thanks to your support, SVEF has
put more students back on the track for college and careers through our
impactful programs and advocacy efforts.
Elevate [Math], our flagship program, helps students at risk of failing 8th
grade math get back on track for college and career success. Last summer,
an independent study by WestEd, the regional laboratory for the U.S.
Department of Education, formally validated the effectiveness of Elevate
[Math]. Based on these findings, we plan to triple the number of students
we serve over the next year.
At our 2015 Pioneers & Purpose, SVEF honored John Doerr and raised
over 1.3 million dollars. SVEF also hosted our inaugural Silicon Valley
Wine Auction at Levi’s® Stadium, in partnership with the Santa Cruz
Mountain Winegrowers Association, drawing more than 1,000 guests to
benefit our STEM education programs.
We invite you to see how your contributions and support in 2015 have
helped strengthen our programs to elevate achievement for all students.
Thank you for your continued support and generosity.
Sincerely,
Muhammed Chaudhry
President & CEO, SVEF
"we plan to triple the number of
students we serve"
Paul Humphries
Chairman of the Board, SVEF
Paul Humphries
Chairman of the Board, SVEF
Muhammed Chaudhry
President & CEO, SVEF
Our 49ers® STEM Leadership Institute (SLI) welcomed its second class
of 60 high-achieving 7th graders to the Chevron STEMZone at Santa
Clara’s Cabrillo Middle School. SLI also announced plans to open its
high school campus at Santa Clara High School in 2016.
In 2015, our Learning Innovation Hub (iHub) hosted its 3rd and 4th
Pitch Games, featuring education technology startups pitching their
products to educators and business leaders for the opportunity to pilot
their products in local classrooms.
Dear Friends,
We are extremely proud of the success SVEF has achieved over this past
year. Thanks to the support of our many partners, we have seen our
programs grow significantly, improving the academic performance of even
more Silicon Valley students. In 2015, thanks to your support, SVEF has
put more students back on the track for college and careers through our
impactful programs and advocacy efforts.
Elevate [Math], our flagship program, helps students at risk of failing 8th
grade math get back on track for college and career success. Last summer,
an independent study by WestEd, the regional laboratory for the U.S.
Department of Education, formally validated the effectiveness of Elevate
[Math]. Based on these findings, we plan to triple the number of students
we serve over the next year.
At our 2015 Pioneers & Purpose, SVEF honored John Doerr and raised
over 1.3 million dollars. SVEF also hosted our inaugural Silicon Valley
Wine Auction at Levi’s® Stadium, in partnership with the Santa Cruz
Mountain Winegrowers Association, drawing more than 1,000 guests to
benefit our STEM education programs.
We invite you to see how your contributions and support in 2015 have
helped strengthen our programs to elevate achievement for all students.
Thank you for your continued support and generosity.
Sincerely,
Muhammed Chaudhry
President & CEO, SVEF
"we plan to triple the number of
students we serve"
Paul Humphries
Chairman of the Board, SVEF
Paul Humphries
Chairman of the Board, SVEF
Muhammed Chaudhry
President & CEO, SVEF
Our 49ers® STEM Leadership Institute (SLI) welcomed its second class
of 60 high-achieving 7th graders to the Chevron STEMZone at Santa
Clara’s Cabrillo Middle School. SLI also announced plans to open its
high school campus at Santa Clara High School in 2016.
In 2015, our Learning Innovation Hub (iHub) hosted its 3rd and 4th
Pitch Games, featuring education technology startups pitching their
products to educators and business leaders for the opportunity to pilot
their products in local classrooms.

4. 49ERS STEM
LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
The 49ers STEM Leadership Institute (SLI), funded by the 49ers Foundation
and Chevron, is a six-year program, that takes academically talented and under-
community projects, and entrepreneurial endeavors.
• FIRST LEGO LEAGUE (FLL) PROJECT AWARD (2014)
• TWO CORE VALUES AWARDS (2015)
• ONE PROJECT AWARD (2015)
• ONE CHAMPION’S AWARD (2015)
Awards
A new
Cohort
of 60
students
will be
enrolled
each year
every Year
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020

6. ELEVATE [MATH]
ELEVATE [MATH] WORKS!
In 2015, WestEd - the
regional education
laboratory of the U.S.
Department of Education
released findings from
a year long randomized
controlled trial study.
The study proved
Elevate [Math] nearly doubled
the number of students that
were algebra ready in only 19
days compared to the control
group.
Elevate [Math] is an intensive 75-hour summer intervention program that prepares
targeted incoming 8th graders for success in Common Core 8 Math by providing
them with a solid base from which to build their math skills.
Research indicates 8th grade math is one of the final opportunities for students
to get on track to complete high school math courses that are critical to ensuring
college and career readiness.
Elevate [Math] was also
proven to be 2 times more
effective than similar
intervention programs.

7. Elevate [Math] has served over
6,500 students since the programs
inception in 2008.
This past summer, 1160
targeted students participated
in Elevate [Math]. Additionally,
Elevate [Math] Plus supported
400 8th grade students during
the school year.
Elevate [Math] scaled to serve
27 Districts in 2015, compared to
only 4 when the program started in
2008. District expansion in 2015
included new districts in San Mateo
and Santa Cruz Counties.
Elevate [Math] hosted more than 50
volunteers from corporate partners
including, NVIDIA, EY, and Cisco.
County
Elevate [Math] has served over
6,500 students since the programs
inception in 2008.
This past summer, 1160
targeted students participated
in Elevate [Math]. Additionally,
Elevate [Math] Plus supported
400 8th grade students during
the school year.
Elevate [Math] scaled to serve
27 Districts in 2015, compared to
only 4 when the program started in
2008. District expansion in 2015
included new districts in San Mateo
and Santa Cruz Counties.
Elevate [Math] hosted more than 50
volunteers from corporate partners
including, NVIDIA, EY, and Cisco.
County

8. Formalized in 2013, the
East Side Alliance (ESA) is a
collective impact initiative
bringing together East Side
Union High School District
(ESUHSD), its seven feeder
elementary school districts,
San Jose State University
(SJSU), and Evergreen
Community College to
create a seamless Pre-K to
college (PK-16) pathway for
students.
EAST SIDE ALLIANCE
The ESA consists of eight
partner districts and more
than 70 nonprofit partners
that together serve a student
population of over 85,000 that,
if unified, would be the third
largest district in the state.
Historically, the PK-12 school
districts in this region have
operated independently.
The ESA strives to leverage
resources towards a common
goal of improving student
performance and eliminating
the troubling achievement gap
between socio-economic and
ethnic groups.

9. EAST SIDE ALLIANCEEAST SIDE ALLIANCE
IMPACT-TO-DATE

10. LEARNING INNOVATION HUB-iHub
EdTech companies were selected
to join iHub and were placed into
Silicon Valley Classrooms working
with iHub Fellows.
iHub connects Education Technology (EdTech)
entrepreneurs, educators, and researchers to
facilitate collaboration and product feedback
for optimal decisions to integrate technology
tools and solutions for our classrooms.
The iHub Pitch Games, modeled after “Shark
Tank”, allows EdTech entrepreneurs to pitch
Teacher fellows and classrooms were
selected to prototype new EdTech
products impacting an estimated
3,000 students across 16 districts.
"Leveraging
technology for
education."
Facilitate
AdoptAction Plan
School
Districts
& STUDENTS
Assess
Facilitate a rapid
feedback cycle
between EdTech
entrepreneurs and
classrooms for
product evaluation
Commit to being an iHub
school to review iHub products
and subsequently adopt an
iHub tested product
Create an action
plan to meet
needs identified in
assessment
Conduct technology
assessment to
identify needs
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A total of
their products to a panel of business
and education leaders. Products that
best fit teaching and learning needs are
invited to participate in a pilot program for
evaluation in Silicon Valley classrooms.
Student and teacher feedback allows
these entrepreneurs to further improve
their products.
LEARNING INNOVATION HUB-iHub
EdTech companies were selected
to join iHub and were placed into
Silicon Valley Classrooms working
with iHub Fellows.
iHub connects Education Technology (EdTech)
entrepreneurs, educators, and researchers to
facilitate collaboration and product feedback
for optimal decisions to integrate technology
tools and solutions for our classrooms.
The iHub Pitch Games, modeled after “Shark
Tank”, allows EdTech entrepreneurs to pitch
Teacher fellows and classrooms were
selected to prototype new EdTech
products impacting an estimated
3,000 students across 16 districts.
"Leveraging
technology for
education."
Facilitate
AdoptAction Plan
School
Districts
& STUDENTS
Assess
Facilitate a rapid
feedback cycle
between EdTech
entrepreneurs and
classrooms for
product evaluation
Commit to being an iHub
school to review iHub products
and subsequently adopt an
iHub tested product
Create an action
plan to meet
needs identified in
assessment
Conduct technology
assessment to
identify needs
11 56
A total of
their products to a panel of business
and education leaders. Products that
best fit teaching and learning needs are
invited to participate in a pilot program for
evaluation in Silicon Valley classrooms.
Student and teacher feedback allows
these entrepreneurs to further improve
their products.

11. Schools across the nation are
attempting to increase the use of
technology in the classroom with
varying degrees of success. In
collaboration with PwC, Leveraging
Technology in Education was written
to examine the current landscape of
technology in education, as well as
explore best practices to guide further
integration of technology into schools.
EDUCATION
TECHNOLOGY
Highlight
East Side Union High School District developed an Educational Technology Plan to
implement within the district from 2015-2025.
Schools across the nation are
attempting to increase the use of
technology in the classroom with
varying degrees of success. In
collaboration with PwC, Leveraging
Technology in Education was written
to examine the current landscape of
technology in education, as well as
explore best practices to guide further
integration of technology into schools.
EDUCATION
TECHNOLOGY
Highlight
East Side Union High School District developed an Educational Technology Plan to
implement within the district from 2015-2025.

12. A-G REQUIREMENTS
In California, the UC/CSU public universities require applicants to have successfully
completed a set of 15 high school course requirements that cover a variety of subjects,
including 3 tiers of math through Algebra II. These classes establish a foundation for
college-level work. The grades that students receive in these classes can be predictors
for how well they will perform in college. Because these course requirements are lettered
from “A” to “G,” they are collectively referred to as the “A-G Requirements.”
These courses are different
than those required by
the state of California or
individual school districts
for high school graduation
– as districts establish
their own high school
graduation requirements.
In California, only 42% of
students have completed
the A-G requirements by the
time they graduate from
high school; this means
that 58% of students are not
eligible to attend a public
university - which for the
majority of students are the
only schools they have the
resources to attend.
SVEF advocates that all high
school districts adopt the
A-G requirements as the
default curriculum for all
students.
In 2011, only 13% of Santa Clara
students were enrolled in High
Schools with an A-G Default.
Since then, SVEF has supported
districts in adopting an A-G
Default Curriculum and that
number has grown to 74%
impacting more than 44,490
students.
In the years since the East
Side Union High School District
made the UC/CSU A-G entrance
requirements the default
curriculum (2011-2014) the A-G
completion rate has steadily
increased from 34% to 42% of
graduates.*
*Change only applied to the class of 2015.
THE A-G CURRICULUM
"Completion rateshave
steadilyincreased"
34%
2011 A-G
completion rate
2015 A-G
completion rate
STUDENTS ENROLLED IN HIGH
SCHOOLS WITH A-G DEFAULT
CURRICULUM IN SANTA CLARA
COUNTY
42%

13. TEACHER INNOVATION GRANTS: HIGHLIGHTS FY15:
Please list any other
accomplishments:
Any corresponding photos
(please include the event, date,
and a brief description of the
photo.)
Photo of 3D printer and
students, photo of students with
iPad and laptops attached
72 grants awarded (51 Classroom Projects, 21 Field
Trips)
Dollars Granted: $83,007
Number of Teachers/students impacted; Teachers:
105, Students: 8936
Activities:
Classroom examples: 39 computers/iPads, 5
robotics projects, 4 3D printer projects, 5 sets of lab
equipment
Field Trip examples: 2 groups to Marine Science
Institute, 5 Science Camp grants, UC Davis Robotics
competition
Sponsored by Wells Fargo, our Teacher
Innovation Grants (TIG) empower teachers
with opportunities to inspire their students
to succeed in school. Each year, teachers
with grants are able to create memorable,
interactive and enhanced learning
experiences—experiences that would not exist
without outside funding. Since 2007, TIG has
empowered over 1,400 teachers with almost
$800,000 in grant money.
Impact-to-date:
TEACHER INNOVATION GRANTS: HIGHLIGHTS FY15:
Please list any other
accomplishments:
Any corresponding photos
(please include the event, date,
and a brief description of the
photo.)
Photo of 3D printer and
students, photo of students with
iPad and laptops attached
72 grants awarded (51 Classroom Projects, 21 Field
Trips)
Dollars Granted: $83,007
Number of Teachers/students impacted; Teachers:
105, Students: 8936
Activities:
Classroom examples: 39 computers/iPads, 5
robotics projects, 4 3D printer projects, 5 sets of lab
equipment
Field Trip examples: 2 groups to Marine Science
Institute, 5 Science Camp grants, UC Davis Robotics
competition
Sponsored by Wells Fargo, our Teacher
Innovation Grants (TIG) empower teachers
with opportunities to inspire their students
to succeed in school. Each year, teachers
with grants are able to create memorable,
interactive and enhanced learning
experiences—experiences that would not exist
without outside funding. Since 2007, TIG has
empowered over 1,400 teachers with almost
$800,000 in grant money.
Impact-to-date:

14. PIONEERS & PURPOSE:
A CELEBRATION FOR EDUCATION
Pioneers & Purpose (P&P) brings together the best and brightest of Silicon Valley
in celebration of education. Since 2005, P&P has been the signature event of SVEF.
Honoring business and education leaders in the region, Pioneers & Purpose has raised
over $8 million for STEM education, making a tremendous impact for public school
children and teachers across Silicon Valley.
John Doerr, Partner at Kleiner
Perkins Caufield & Byers, was
named as the 2015 Pioneer
Business Leader for his
outstanding accomplishments
in the worlds of business and
philanthropy.
500people in attendance at the
Computer History Museum.
Over $1.3
Million
raised
2015
Pioneer
Business
Leader
PIONEERS & PURPOSE:
A CELEBRATION FOR EDUCATION
Pioneers & Purpose (P&P) brings together the best and brightest of Silicon Valley
in celebration of education. Since 2005, P&P has been the signature event of SVEF.
Honoring business and education leaders in the region, Pioneers & Purpose has raised
over $8 million for STEM education, making a tremendous impact for public school
children and teachers across Silicon Valley.
John Doerr, Partner at Kleiner
Perkins Caufield & Byers, was
named as the 2015 Pioneer
Business Leader for his
outstanding accomplishments
in the worlds of business and
philanthropy.
500people in attendance at the
Computer History Museum.
Over $1.3
Million
raised
2015
Pioneer
Business
Leader

15. SILICON VALLEY WINE AUCTION
In collaboration with the Santa Cruz Mountain Winegrowers Association (SCMWA), SVEF
was proud to host our inaugural Silicon Valley Wine Auction (SVWA) at Levi’s® Stadium —
home of the San Francisco 49ers®. Funds raised went directly to support SVEF’s STEM
education initiatives that impact thousands of public school students and teachers
across Silicon Valley.
SVWA attracted more than
1000+ $600,000to elevate the achievement of all students in
Silicon Valley.
Raised over
people
SILICON VALLEY WINE AUCTION
In collaboration with the Santa Cruz Mountain Winegrowers Association (SCMWA), SVEF
was proud to host our inaugural Silicon Valley Wine Auction (SVWA) at Levi’s® Stadium —
home of the San Francisco 49ers®. Funds raised went directly to support SVEF’s STEM
education initiatives that impact thousands of public school students and teachers
across Silicon Valley.
SVWA attracted more than
1000+ $600,000to elevate the achievement of all students in
Silicon Valley.
Raised over
people

16. FINANCIALS
At SVEF, we believe it is essential to deliver educational services to our local schools,
while maintaining a strong financial position. We strive to increase our investment
in programs, outreach and human capital. We are committed to public education and
preparing students for college and career success.
SVEF’s 2015 was from
July 1, 2014 through
June 30, 2015.
Expenditures in FY 2015
totaled $5,132,000.
FY 2015 Sources of Funds FY 2015 Uses of Funds
Programs 78%
Fundraising 14%
Management 8%
USES:
In-Kind 3%
Government 5%
Corporations 25%
Foundations 49%
Individuals 18%
SOURCES:

17. THANK YOU
Funders:
Adobe / Altera / Amazon / AMC Glass Corporation / Amici’s / Apple / Applied Materials / Aqui Cal-Mex /
Arrow Electric / ASM Technologies / Baker Botts / Bank of America / Barry Bonds Family Foundation /
The Big Picture / Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / BizLink Technology / Boston Consulting Group /
Bozzuto & Associates / Broadcom / Brocade Communications Systems / California TrusFrame /
Cappetta Family Foundation / Chevron / Chizen Family Foundation / Cisco Systems /
Clark CARES Foundation / Clean Rooms West / Coatue Management / Comcast / Deloitte /
Echelon / Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation / DJM Capital Partners / DTZ / Eastdil Secured /
eBay Foundation / Echelon / Edelman / Encore / Ever Painting Inc / EY / Faultline Brewery / Federal Realty /
Ferris Capital / First 5 / First Tech Federal Credit Union / Flex / Fremont Bank / Future Electronics / General
Atlantic / George Smith Partners / Goldman Sachs / Haynes & Boone / Heller Industries /Hewlett Foundation /
Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley / HMH Engineers / Hoven Family Foundation / IBM /
Integrated Device Corporation / Intel / Irvine Company / JC Penney Corp. / JMH Weiss Inc. / JPMorgan Chase /
KBAY / Kings Mt. Vineyard / Koa Denko / Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co / Krause Family Foundation /
Links for Life Foundation / Marks Family Foundation/ LPMD Architects / Malavalli Family Foundation /
Market Gateway LLC / Marvell / Microsoft / Molex, Inc. / Myra Reinhard Family Foundation / NBC Universal /
Nexenta / Oracle / Park Family Foundation / Parsley Sage Rosemary & Thyme / Pearl Law Group /
Petrinovich, Pugh & Co. / PG&E / PMC Contractors / PwC /Qatalyst / Razoo / Riverwood Capital /
Rod Diridon Trust / Roof Guard Roofing / Salesforce / San Francisco 49ers® Foundation /
SanDisk / Sares Regis / Scheuer-Fraedrick Family / Seagate / Seed Mackall LLP /
Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation / Signcraft / Silicon Valley Bank / Silicon Valley Community Foundation /
Sobrato Family Foundation / Stuart Charitable Trust/ Studio Current / SunEdison / Summerhill Homes /
TBC Amplify / Texas Instruments / Towers Watson / TriNet / United Airlines / United Way / US Bancorp /
Vantage Point Capital / Visa / VPI Corp / Warmenhoven Family Foundation / Wells Fargo / WestED /
The William V. Campbell Foundation / Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich, & Rosati Foundation / Workday /
Zions Management Services Company
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THANK YOU
Funders:
Adobe / Altera / Amazon / AMC Glass Corporation / Amici’s / Apple / Applied Materials / Aqui Cal-Mex /
Arrow Electric / ASM Technologies / Baker Botts / Bank of America / Barry Bonds Family Foundation /
The Big Picture / Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / BizLink Technology / Boston Consulting Group /
Bozzuto & Associates / Broadcom / Brocade Communications Systems / California TrusFrame /
Cappetta Family Foundation / Chevron / Chizen Family Foundation / Cisco Systems /
Clark CARES Foundation / Clean Rooms West / Coatue Management / Comcast / Deloitte /
Echelon / Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation / DJM Capital Partners / DTZ / Eastdil Secured /
eBay Foundation / Echelon / Edelman / Encore / Ever Painting Inc / EY / Faultline Brewery / Federal Realty /
Ferris Capital / First 5 / First Tech Federal Credit Union / Flex / Fremont Bank / Future Electronics / General
Atlantic / George Smith Partners / Goldman Sachs / Haynes & Boone / Heller Industries /Hewlett Foundation /
Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley / HMH Engineers / Hoven Family Foundation / IBM /
Integrated Device Corporation / Intel / Irvine Company / JC Penney Corp. / JMH Weiss Inc. / JPMorgan Chase /
KBAY / Kings Mt. Vineyard / Koa Denko / Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co / Krause Family Foundation /
Links for Life Foundation / Marks Family Foundation/ LPMD Architects / Malavalli Family Foundation /
Market Gateway LLC / Marvell / Microsoft / Molex, Inc. / Myra Reinhard Family Foundation / NBC Universal /
Nexenta / Oracle / Park Family Foundation / Parsley Sage Rosemary & Thyme / Pearl Law Group /
Petrinovich, Pugh & Co. / PG&E / PMC Contractors / PwC /Qatalyst / Razoo / Riverwood Capital /
Rod Diridon Trust / Roof Guard Roofing / Salesforce / San Francisco 49ers® Foundation /
SanDisk / Sares Regis / Scheuer-Fraedrick Family / Seagate / Seed Mackall LLP /
Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation / Signcraft / Silicon Valley Bank / Silicon Valley Community Foundation /
Sobrato Family Foundation / Stuart Charitable Trust/ Studio Current / SunEdison / Summerhill Homes /
TBC Amplify / Texas Instruments / Towers Watson / TriNet / United Airlines / United Way / US Bancorp /
Vantage Point Capital / Visa / VPI Corp / Warmenhoven Family Foundation / Wells Fargo / WestED /
The William V. Campbell Foundation / Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich, & Rosati Foundation / Workday /
Zions Management Services Company
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18. Individual Investors:
Aimee Lysaght / Ali & Sue Salehpour / Alyssa Lynch / Amy & Eric Sahn / Amy & Eric Wong / Andrew Lefberg /
Andrew Stearns / Angela Chesnut / Anna Schuessler / Ashi Sareen / Ashley Lupati / Betty Eiler / Bill Tobin /
Bonnie Mace / Brad Buss / Brandon Thomas / Brian Buss / Bruce Gee / Burton & Carol Goldfield /
Bushan Byragani / BV Jagadeesh / Carl & Bertha Ward / Caroline German / Catherine Howard / Cecilia Pinto /
Charles Scoma / Charles Simmons / Chris Kay / Chris Neale / Christine Campbell / Christine Salazar /
Chun-Yao Chang /Claudia Borzone / Colleen Warren / Cora Tomalinas / Cynthia Simms / D. John Miller /
Darian Chan / Darren Sparks / Dave Cabral / Dave House & Devyani Kamdar / David Freeman / David Hickie /
David & Ann Neale / Doug Lockie / Ed Hayden / Edward Davis / Elena Frishberg / Emmitt & Jeanne Milton /
Enoch Liang / Erin Gemar / Essam Heimy / Eugene Cadero / Faiyaz Shahpurwala / Faysal & Shazia Sohail /
FC Tseng / George G Stuart & Jeanette A. Stuart Charitable Trust / George Lechner / Guy Lohman /
H. Raymond Bingham / Hitesh Lath / Irfan Ahmed / Irwin Federman / Jacky Hood / James Cashman /
James Johnson / James Yee / Janie Yoo / Jay Kerley / Jay Ryu / Jay Siegal / Jeanne Wangsness /
Jeff & Karen Miller / Jeffrey Gray / Jenny Lam / Jillian Manus / Jim Cargill / Joanne Escobar / Joe Hogan /
John & Tara Couch / John Riccitiello / John Turner / John W. Thompson / Jon Niiro / Jon Perera /
Joseph & Yvonne Head / Joshua Frantz / Judith Lewis / Karen & Robert Berman / Katherine Wilcox /
Kay Matthews / Keegan Pitz / Kristen Thornton / Kyle Welch / Lisa Riland / Lloyd Carney / Lori Van Houten /
Marc Berman / Marc Haugen / Marc Suidan / Mark Hirth / Mark Misencik / Marshall Smith / Mary Gottschalk /
Mary Jo Dilger /Maureen Warren / Melissa Zujkowski / Meri Maben / Michael D Fong / Michael Groom /
Michael J Torres / Michael Potter / Michael Wishart / Mila Zelkha / Naomie Wallace / Nusrat Qadir /
Omkaran Naiamasu / Patty Hatter / Paul & Linda Humphries / Peter Holley / Randy Pond / Rashid Alladin /
Renee Terry / Renu Nanda/ Richard Lutton / Robert Brennan / Roger Herrick / Ryan Ko / Saad Karamet /
Sajid Sohail / Saleem Qadir / Sandra Sepulveda / Sarah Gralapp / Scott Cook & Signe Ostby / Sheri Sobrato /
Stanley Blumenfeld / Steve Davis / Steven Han / Susan Depart / Susan Peers / Tarkan Maner / Thomas Kleine /
Thomas Suh / Tim Bussey / Timothy Eaton / Timothy Ritchie / Tom & Abby Baker / Ursheet Parikh /
Van Dang & Ting Yen / Veronika Phillips / Virgilio Vargas / William Warshall / William Todd Johnston /
Wim & Maria Roelandts / Youngmi Park / Zvi Alon
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Individual Investors:
Aimee Lysaght / Ali & Sue Salehpour / Alyssa Lynch / Amy & Eric Sahn / Amy & Eric Wong / Andrew Lefberg /
Andrew Stearns / Angela Chesnut / Anna Schuessler / Ashi Sareen / Ashley Lupati / Betty Eiler / Bill Tobin /
Bonnie Mace / Brad Buss / Brandon Thomas / Brian Buss / Bruce Gee / Burton & Carol Goldfield /
Bushan Byragani / BV Jagadeesh / Carl & Bertha Ward / Caroline German / Catherine Howard / Cecilia Pinto /
Charles Scoma / Charles Simmons / Chris Kay / Chris Neale / Christine Campbell / Christine Salazar /
Chun-Yao Chang /Claudia Borzone / Colleen Warren / Cora Tomalinas / Cynthia Simms / D. John Miller /
Darian Chan / Darren Sparks / Dave Cabral / Dave House & Devyani Kamdar / David Freeman / David Hickie /
David & Ann Neale / Doug Lockie / Ed Hayden / Edward Davis / Elena Frishberg / Emmitt & Jeanne Milton /
Enoch Liang / Erin Gemar / Essam Heimy / Eugene Cadero / Faiyaz Shahpurwala / Faysal & Shazia Sohail /
FC Tseng / George G Stuart & Jeanette A. Stuart Charitable Trust / George Lechner / Guy Lohman /
H. Raymond Bingham / Hitesh Lath / Irfan Ahmed / Irwin Federman / Jacky Hood / James Cashman /
James Johnson / James Yee / Janie Yoo / Jay Kerley / Jay Ryu / Jay Siegal / Jeanne Wangsness /
Jeff & Karen Miller / Jeffrey Gray / Jenny Lam / Jillian Manus / Jim Cargill / Joanne Escobar / Joe Hogan /
John & Tara Couch / John Riccitiello / John Turner / John W. Thompson / Jon Niiro / Jon Perera /
Joseph & Yvonne Head / Joshua Frantz / Judith Lewis / Karen & Robert Berman / Katherine Wilcox /
Kay Matthews / Keegan Pitz / Kristen Thornton / Kyle Welch / Lisa Riland / Lloyd Carney / Lori Van Houten /
Marc Berman / Marc Haugen / Marc Suidan / Mark Hirth / Mark Misencik / Marshall Smith / Mary Gottschalk /
Mary Jo Dilger /Maureen Warren / Melissa Zujkowski / Meri Maben / Michael D Fong / Michael Groom /
Michael J Torres / Michael Potter / Michael Wishart / Mila Zelkha / Naomie Wallace / Nusrat Qadir /
Omkaran Naiamasu / Patty Hatter / Paul & Linda Humphries / Peter Holley / Randy Pond / Rashid Alladin /
Renee Terry / Renu Nanda/ Richard Lutton / Robert Brennan / Roger Herrick / Ryan Ko / Saad Karamet /
Sajid Sohail / Saleem Qadir / Sandra Sepulveda / Sarah Gralapp / Scott Cook & Signe Ostby / Sheri Sobrato /
Stanley Blumenfeld / Steve Davis / Steven Han / Susan Depart / Susan Peers / Tarkan Maner / Thomas Kleine /
Thomas Suh / Tim Bussey / Timothy Eaton / Timothy Ritchie / Tom & Abby Baker / Ursheet Parikh /
Van Dang & Ting Yen / Veronika Phillips / Virgilio Vargas / William Warshall / William Todd Johnston /
Wim & Maria Roelandts / Youngmi Park / Zvi Alon
www. svef.com | Elevating Acheivement Through Innovation

19. District Partners:
Alum Rock School District / Belmont-Redwood Shores School District / Berryessa Union School District /
Cambrian School District / Campbell Union School District / Cupertino Union School District /
East Side Union High School District / Evergreen School District / Franklin-McKinley School District /
Gilroy Unified School District / Las Lomitas School District / Luther Burbank School District /
Moreland School District / Morgan Hill Unified School District / Mt. Pleasant School District /
Mt. View School District / Oak Grove School District / Orchard School District / Palo Alto School District /
Pittsburg Union School District / San Mateo-Foster City School District / Santa Clara Unified School District /
Saratoga School District / Union School District
Partner Organizations:
1000 Hearts for 1000 Minds / Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / Boys and Girls Club of Silicon Valley /
California Department of Education / California STEM Learning Network / Computer History Museum /
ConvergeUS / CreaTV San Jose / Dell / Edmodo / EdTrust / Gooru Learning /
Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley / Khan Academy / Krause Center of Innovation at Foothill College /
Mouse Squad / Policy Analysis for California Education / San Jose Evergreen Community College /
San Jose State University / Santa Clara County Office of Education / San Francisco 49ers® Foundation /
Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers Association / Silicon Valley Leadership Group / Sports Basement /
The Tech Museum / WestEd / World Wide Workshop
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District Partners:
Alum Rock School District / Belmont-Redwood Shores School District / Berryessa Union School District /
Cambrian School District / Campbell Union School District / Cupertino Union School District /
East Side Union High School District / Evergreen School District / Franklin-McKinley School District /
Gilroy Unified School District / Las Lomitas School District / Luther Burbank School District /
Moreland School District / Morgan Hill Unified School District / Mt. Pleasant School District /
Mt. View School District / Oak Grove School District / Orchard School District / Palo Alto School District /
Pittsburg Union School District / San Mateo-Foster City School District / Santa Clara Unified School District /
Saratoga School District / Union School District
Partner Organizations:
1000 Hearts for 1000 Minds / Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / Boys and Girls Club of Silicon Valley /
California Department of Education / California STEM Learning Network / Computer History Museum /
ConvergeUS / CreaTV San Jose / Dell / Edmodo / EdTrust / Gooru Learning /
Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley / Khan Academy / Krause Center of Innovation at Foothill College /
Mouse Squad / Policy Analysis for California Education / San Jose Evergreen Community College /
San Jose State University / Santa Clara County Office of Education / San Francisco 49ers® Foundation /
Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers Association / Silicon Valley Leadership Group / Sports Basement /
The Tech Museum / WestEd / World Wide Workshop
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20. Board of Directors:
Joseph Head
SummerHill Homes
Dave House
Brocade Communications
Systems
Paul Humphries
Flex
Michael Kirst, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Tarkan Maner
Nexenta
Kay Matthews
EY
D. John Miller
DJM Capital Partners
David Neale
The Core Companies
Jeff Rademann
Wells Fargo
Faiyaz Shahpurwala
Cisco Systems
Marshall S. Smith
Former Under Secretary
U.S. Department of
Education
Faysal Sohail
Presidio Partners
Marc Suidan
PwC
Cora Tomalinas
First 5
Tom Baker
SanDisk
H. Raymond Bingham
Riverwood Capital
Muhammed Chaudhry
Silicon Valley Education
Foundation
Van T. Dang
Former Cisco Systems
Patty Hatter
Intel
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Congressman Mike Honda
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren
Ronnie Lott
Stephen Luczo
C.S. Park
Randy Pond
Lisa Sobrato Sonsini
Dan Warmenhoven
Advisory Board:
Bruce Chizen
Linda Darling-Hammond
Burton Goldfield
SVEF Staff:
Manny Barbara
Tim Bussey
Muhammed Chaudhry
Hadiyah Fain
Rachelle France
Veronica Gonzales
Walter Herring
Nho Lam
Jennifer Lee
Anita Lin
Merlinda Lu
Emmitt Milton
Michelle Moshell
Arati Nagaraj
Hong Nguyen
Bob Nichols
Deb Negrete
Steve Neese
Niyo Rathod
Jennifer Riland
Connie Skipitares
Colleen Warren
Janet Wu
Board of Directors:
Joseph Head
SummerHill Homes
Dave House
Brocade Communications
Systems
Paul Humphries
Flex
Michael Kirst, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Tarkan Maner
Nexenta
Kay Matthews
EY
D. John Miller
DJM Capital Partners
David Neale
The Core Companies
Jeff Rademann
Wells Fargo
Faiyaz Shahpurwala
Cisco Systems
Marshall S. Smith
Former Under Secretary
U.S. Department of
Education
Faysal Sohail
Presidio Partners
Marc Suidan
PwC
Cora Tomalinas
First 5
Tom Baker
SanDisk
H. Raymond Bingham
Riverwood Capital
Muhammed Chaudhry
Silicon Valley Education
Foundation
Van T. Dang
Former Cisco Systems
Patty Hatter
Intel
www. svef.com | Elevating Acheivement Through Innovation
Congressman Mike Honda
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren
Ronnie Lott
Stephen Luczo
C.S. Park
Randy Pond
Lisa Sobrato Sonsini
Dan Warmenhoven
Advisory Board:
Bruce Chizen
Linda Darling-Hammond
Burton Goldfield
SVEF Staff:
Manny Barbara
Tim Bussey
Muhammed Chaudhry
Hadiyah Fain
Rachelle France
Veronica Gonzales
Walter Herring
Nho Lam
Jennifer Lee
Anita Lin
Merlinda Lu
Emmitt Milton
Michelle Moshell
Arati Nagaraj
Hong Nguyen
Bob Nichols
Deb Negrete
Steve Neese
Niyo Rathod
Jennifer Riland
Connie Skipitares
Colleen Warren
Janet Wu