A mural shaped by student voices, painted by a local educator, now welcoming community into CEF's office.
When visitors step into the Chamberlin Education Foundation office, they are now greeted by a mural that brings together student voices, vibrant colors, and community, reflecting the students, schools, and communities at the center of CEF’s work.
With flexible degree programs, personalized coaching, and targeted financial support, the initiative has already produced 11 graduates, with nine more on the way, all while keeping 100 percent of alumni working in the district.
Priscilla Zamora is CEF’s Grants and Operations Manager. If you are a teacher who has applied for a Gratitude Grant, a community partner, or a recipient of the Julie Wright Changemaker Award, she is the person behind the emails you received, the person responsible for ensuring the process runs smoothly.
Behind Ohlone Elementary's three consecutive years of district-leading growth is a deliberate culture of "praise-push," deep teacher collaboration, and a relentless focus on data-driven instruction.
Through building trust and connecting resources, Michael is working to ensure every educator feels supported and every student receives a world-class education.
Through a rigorous, teacher-selected math curriculum, students are now building the foundational skills that research shows are crucial for future success.