At the heart of Golden State Minority Foundation were its programs that support the education of low-income and minority students. California’s public schools have made advances in raising the overall number of classes taught by highly qualified teachers, but still lag in the number of experienced teachers working in high-poverty schools.
External Scholarships
Golden State Minority Foundation will focus mainly on K-12 education and literacy projects through our existing Educational Enrichment Support Project (EESP). While this is now a national trend, we have always believed there is an urgent need to start early and prepare our young people for college and life.
Donations
With your help, the Golden State Minority Foundation provides inner city youth with the chance to learn first-hand, the lessons taught in and out of the classroom.
The Golden State Minority Foundation is a 501(c)(3), 509(a)(2) non-profit, public charity and all donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
The Golden State Minority Foundation’s Educational Enrichment Support Project was created in 1992 to financially enable local, inner city, elementary and middle schools to enrich the overall educational experience of students in the Los Angeles, Inglewood, Compton, Long Beach, Pasadena, and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles school districts.
Teacher Development Support: Provides Internet-based teacher development support in curricula design, concepts, instruction, and assessment and is in collaboration with Urban Education Partnership. One teacher will be awarded the Golden State Minority Foundation Medal of Excellence. Criteria for selection: Greatest and most effective use of the teacher development support component and most improved student test scores in language arts, math and science.
Educational Enrichment Resources: Provides teachers with classroom learning materials, supplemental educational resources and experiences that contribute to improved student understanding of subjects.
Student Incentive Tools: Provides teachers and principals with the models and resources needed to institute student academic and attendance incentive programs.
Principal’s Education Opportunities: Provides principals with proven concepts and resources needed to execute effective teacher in-service training programs and teacher recognition at individual school sites.
8000000
Million Dollars Donated
4000
College Students Funded
10000
Elementary Students Assisted
150
Colleges & Universities Attended