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STEM Showdown at the 2016 Pioneers & Purpose : A Celebration for Education

Elevate [Math] Class

2016IN REVIEW

49ers STEM Workshop at Elevate [Math] class.

Style of STEM: A Fashion Show with Purpose

STEM with Mayor Sam

Dear Friends,

Thanks to your support, thousands of students are back on track for college and future careers. You’ve given us an exceptional year of growth and success. A year that has resulted in expanded STEM education programs, raised academic performance, and increased resource accessibility for thousands of students.

Our flagship program, Elevate [Math], doubled the number of students we served in school districts from San Francisco to Monterey and even into Oregon. We developed new curricula for Elevate [Math], expanding the program into high school to serve students in 7th through 10th grade. To date, Elevate [Math] has served 9,000 students, preparing them for success in their next-level math course.

Our 49ers STEM Leadership Institute opened a second state-of-the-art digital fabrication and ideation space in Santa Clara and we were thrilled to welcome its first cohort of students to high school. The Fab Lab Santa Clara High School houses 3D printers, laser cutters, and CNC milling machines. Students use these cutting edge machines to apply STEM principles and problem solving skills in a real world setting.

In 2016, our Learning Innovation Hub hosted its 5th round of “Pitch Games: Learn-Link-Launch.” This event featured 10 EdTech startups pitching new products to educators to match them with classroom needs.

The East Side Alliance partnered the East Side Union High School District with San Jose State University to launch the “Spartan East Side Promise.” This amazing initiative offers students in underserved East San Jose schools a guaranteed pathway to admission at San Jose State University.

In November, we hosted our 12th Annual Pioneers & Purpose Celebration for Education. This celebration honored Google Cloud’s Senior Vice President Diane Greene as SVEF’s Pioneer Business Leader for her noteworthy leadership in technology and education philanthropy. With your help, we raised over $1.4 million to help strengthen our programs and elevate student achievement. We also partnered with the Santa Cruz Mountain Winegrowers Association to present the 2nd successful Silicon Valley Wine Auction to benefit our STEM education programs.

Thank you again for your generous contributions. Your time and resources have improved the lives of thousands of students and teachers.

Sincerely,

Muhammed ChaudhryPresident & CEO, SVEF

“ELEVATE [MATH] DOUBLED THE Number OF STUDENTS WE SERVED”

Paul HumphriesChairman of the Board

Muhammed Chaudhry President & CEO

Paul HumphriesChairman of the Board, SVEF

49ers STEM Leadership Institute (SLI)With support from Chevron, SLI was created in partnership with the San Francisco 49ers, the Silicon Valley Education Foundation, and the Santa Clara Unified School District. Each year, following a rigorous application process, an incoming cohort of 60 seventh graders is selected to join the existing cohorts and are supported through their senior year of high school. The program is in its third year, now serving 180 students between Cabrillo Middle School and Santa Clara High School.

By providing designated staff and teachers at each site more than 300 extra hours of enhanced curriculum and STEM opportunities annually, SLI fosters and inspires students to pursue STEM majors at top tier universities and become the future leaders in their fields.

Fab Lab Santa Clara High School Grand Opening - September 2016

• FIRST LEGO LEAGUE (FLL) • TWO CORE VALUES AWARDS • ONE PROJECT AWARD• ONE CHAMPION’S AWARD• THE TECH MUSEUM - THE

TECH CHALLENGE JUDGE’S CHOICE AWARD FOR RESEARCH

• SYNOPSYS SCIENCE FAIR 7TH GRADE GRAND PRIZE

Awards

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Elevate [Math]Elevate [Math] is an intensive summer intervention program. It prepares targeted incoming 7th through 10th graders for success in their next level math courses. We accomplish this by front-loading key concepts to create a solid base from which to build the student’s math skills. Elevate [Math] provides students with 75 to 125 hours of instruction from a credentialed teacher, utilizing a rigorous math curricula developed by an expert design team. Elevate [Math] serves grades 7 through 10 and will add a 6th grade curriculum in 2017.

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OF STUDENTS MASTERED AT LEAST ONE NEXT GRADE LEVEL TASK,

GIVING THEM AN INVALUABLE START ON THEIR NEXT-LEVEL MATH CLASS

80%

SVEF has expanded Elevate [Math] based on the

results of WestEd’s 2015 report proving that Elevate [Math]:

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Studies show that math success is a critical gatekeeper to

college and career readiness. Unfortunately, in Silicon Valley 46% of students are not college

ready in math by the time they graduate high school. In

partnership with 31 school districts, Elevate [Math] is

addressing this challenge in Silicon Valley and beyond. During

the summer of 2016, Elevate [Math] served 2,300 students, more than doubling the number from the previous summer. To

date over 9,000 students at risk of falling off the path to college and career have participated in

Elevate [Math].

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2016

Learning Innovation Hub (iHub)iHub connects Education Technology (EdTech) entrepreneurs, educators, and researchers. Together, we seek to facilitate collaboration and product feedback for optimal decisions to integrate technology tools and solutions for our classrooms.

The annual “Pitch Games” affords innovative EdTech startups a platform to pitch their products to the education community in an effort to solve an education challenge. iHub recruits teacher teams to identify the most significant teaching and learning needs. A panel of Silicon Valley business and education leaders then selects the most promising companies to “match and connect” these early-stage companies to the needs identified by the teachers in the classroom.

During the 3-month evaluation pilot, students and teachers benefit from utilizing technology products not normally accessible to them. Meanwhile, EdTech entrepreneurs gain direct classroom feedback to improve their products.

EdTech companies were selected to join iHub and were

placed into Silicon Valley classrooms working with iHub

Teacher Fellows.

iHub Teacher Fellows and classrooms were selected to

prototype new EdTech products impacting an estimated 3,000 students across 16 districts.

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FINALISTS:

ADVANCING K-12 COMPUTER

SCIENCEAfter a rigorous application

process, SVEF was selected as a Regional Learning Partner for Code.org to facilitate Computer

Science K-12 professional development for teachers. SVEF is a leading voice in urging the

development of a computer science policy for K-12

schools, especially in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.

Expansion of computer science instruction in K-12 schools is critical in providing students

the necessary skills to succeed in the modern workforce.

SVEF continues to be a strong supporter of STEM curriculum

and preparing students for college and careers.

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East Side Alliance (ESA)Formalized in 2013, the East Side Alliance (ESA) is a collective impact initiative bringing together the East Side Union High School District, its seven feeder elementary school districts, San Jose State University, and Evergreen Community College to create a seamless Pre-K to college pathway for students.

The ESA consists of eight partner districts and more than 70 nonprofit partners that together benefit a student population of over 85,000 that, if unified, would be the third largest district in the state. The ESA serves as an educational community by sharing ideas, leveraging resources, and aligning practices to ensure every student’s success.

ESA joined the Core Districts’ data warehouse for the 2016-2017 school year - The Core Districts is a statewide initiative focused on addressing math achievement gaps for African American and Hispanic/Latino students by fostering collaboration between the largest school districts in California

ESA introduced a digital library of videos showcasing teachers exhibiting

best practices of instructional methods in the classroom

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midd le and hig h school teachers with Commo n Core align ed

professional development

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SPARTAN EAST SIDE PROMISE

Established in the fall of 2015, the Spartan East Side Promise identifies

specific criteria that, if achieved, would guarantee students graduating

from East Side Union High School District admission to San Jose State

University. By clearly articulating the specific criteria for SJSU admission,

the Spartan East Side Promise provides a clear roadmap for success to the

85,000 students within the ESA.

A-G RequirementsOver the last four years, seven districts adopted the UC/CSU minimum required college course sequence as a default curriculum. This sequence is referred to as the A-G requirements. When SVEF began advocating this change, only 13% of high school students in Santa Clara County attended schools with this default graduation requirement. Today, that number is 74% of high school students.

In the years since the East Side Union High School District made the UC/CSU A-G entrance requirements the default graduation requirements (2011-2015), the A-G completion rate has steadily increased from 34% to 43% of graduates. While the A-G completion rate for Hispanic students is lower (26%), A-G completion by Hispanic students has increased at an even higher rate than for the total student population - thus helping to close the achievement gap.

"Completion rates have steadily increased"

34%

2011 A-G completion ratefor ESUHSD

2016 A-G completion ratefor ESUHSD

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOLS WITH A-G DEFAULT

CURRICULUM IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY

43%

Since 2006, SVEF has awarded over 1,500 teachers with more than

$850,000 in grant money. This year SVEF and Wells Fargo continue to

support teachers through Teacher Innovation Grants.

Impact-to-date:

SILICON VALLEY WINE AUCTION

Presented by Scott Cook & Signe Ostby, SVEF partnered with the Santa Cruz Mountain Winegrowers Association to host the 2nd annual Silicon Valley Wine Auction (SVWA) on April 16, 2016. Held at Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers, SVWA brought together over 100 of the top winemakers and growers in the region, along with Silicon

Valley leaders in support of our children, community, and future.

SVWA attracted

1000 + $700,000 to give all Silicon Valley students the

opportunity to succeed

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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. To date, Pioneers & Purpose

has raised over $10 million for STEM education, making a tremendous impact for public school students and teachers across Silicon Valley.

Diane Greene, Senior Vice President, Google Cloud at

Google Inc., was recognized on November 9th as SVEF’s 2016

Pioneer Business Leader for her leadership in technology and

education philanthropy.

Over $1.4 Million raised

Diane Greene 2016 Pioneer

Business Leader

FinancialsAt 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 resources. We are committed to public education and preparing students for college and career success.

SVEF’s 2016 fiscal year

is from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016.

Expenditures in FY 2016 totaled $6,632,777.

Programs 80.3%Fundraising 13.3%Management 6.4%

USES:

In-Kind 4%Government 12%Corporations 46%Foundations 11%Individuals 27%

SOURCES:

Thank youFunding Partners:

49ers Foundation / 8 Partners / Adobe Systems, Inc. / Alfa Tech / Amazon Smile / American Eagle Outfitters / Apple Inc. / Applied Materials / Arista Networks / Bank of America Charitable Foundation / Benevity Community Foundation / BizLink Technology / Blach Construction / Bonds Family Foundation / Brenner Financial Services / Bright Funds Foundation /Broadcom Foundation / Brocade Communication / Catholic Charities / Chevron / Chizen Family Foundation / Cisco Systems Inc. / City of San Jose / Delphix / Dirk & Charlene Kabcenell Foundation / DJM Capital Partners /eBay Foundation / Echelon Corporation / EMC Corporation / Emerson Collective / Ernst & Young LLP / Federal Realty / Ferris Capital / FIRST / First Tech Federal Credit Union / Flex Foundation / Freedom Day Inc. / Fremont Bank / Gates Foundation / George G. Stuart & Jeannette A. Stuart Charitable Trust / Glass & Associates / Glasslab Inc. / Haynes & Boone / Heller Industries / Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley / House Family Vineyards / Hoven Foundation / IBM / INNIT/IDEAS / Intuit / JC Penney Corp / Joe Escobar Diamonds / JP Morgan Chase / Kahng Foundation / King’s Mountain Vineyard / Koa Denko (S) Pte Ltd / Krause Foundation / Largo Concrete, Inc. / Lyft / Manus Family Foundation / Marcus & Millichap / Marks Family Foundation / Michael’s Transportation / Molex, Inc. / Myra Reinhard Foundation / NBCUniversal Media / NDYNAMICS / Network For Good / Nexenta / Next Media Operating Inc / Office of Supervisor Dave Cortese / Oracle USA, Inc. / Paypal / PG&E / Playing at Learning / PriceWaterhouse Cooper LLP / Provident Credit Union / Qatalyst Group / Radford / Razoo / Ricardo Inc. / Salesforce.com / SanDisk / Santa Cruz Mountain Winegrowers Association / Schwab Charitable Fund / Seagate Technology / Silicon Valley Bank / Silicon Valley Community Foundation / Skoll Foundation / Sobrato Family Foundation / Square Inc. / ST Microelectronics / Stanford Life Scan / Stanford University / Summerhill Land / Testarossa Winery / Texas Instruments / The CORE Companies / The Fab Foundation / The Foundation for Hispanic Education / Tower Foundation / TrinetCares / United Way of Greater Altanta / United Way of Silicon Valley / US Bank / Walmart Foundation / Waters Corporation / Wells Fargo Bank / William V. Campbell Foundation / Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Individual Investors:

Alberto Teixeira / Amari Romero-Thomas / Amir Nathoo / Anthony Medeiros / Arlan Welch / Ashley Albert / Aurora Soria / Bob Nichols / Brook Byers / Burton Goldfield / BV Jagadesh / C.W. Driver / Carl E. Ward / Carol Killworth / Catherine Foster / Catherine Howard / Charles Noling / Charmaine Warmenhoven / Chay Mo / Christine Vuong / Cooper Miller / Craig Lewis / D. John Miller / Dan Rohn / Dave Cortese / Dave House / David Neale / David Orozco / Deb Negrete /Deepak and Christina Kamra / Devyani Kamdor / Dina Casanova / Donald Bolce / Doug Lockie / Dr. & Mrs. George Yellich / Elena Frishberg / Ellen Wheeler / Emmitt & Jeanne Milton / Erin Gemar / F Thomas Dunlap / Faiyaz Shahpurwala / Faysal & Shazia Sohail / Frank Biehl / Frank Delacruz / Gagandeep Sandu / Gary Aknin / Geoffrey Rehnert / Gerardo Aguilar / Grace Mah / Guy Lohman / Jacob Shea / Jacques Nicole / Jagpreet Bajaj / James Arnold / James Marver / James Otieno / Jamie Chavez / Jeannie Karl / Joe Hogan / John & Ann Doerr / John Chambers / John Ittelson / John Lindner / John Maydonovitch / Jon Manning / Josie Gutierrez / Juan Sanchez / Kansen Chu / Katey Kennedy / Kay Matthews / Ken Hausman / Kevin Heller / Kris Stadelman / Kumar Malavalli / Lawrence Stone / Lee Pantuso / Lenny Mendonca / Lloyd Carney / Louansee Moua / Lupe Aguilar / Marc Boxser / Maria Amundson / Marshall S. Smith / Mary Beth Holman / Mathew Clemenson / Meri Maben / Michael Bobroff / Michael Potter / Miguel Martinez / Mujeeb & Sabiha Ijaz / Neil Kozuma / Patty Hatter / Paul & Barbara Gentzkow / Paul Humphries / Rashid Alladin / Rita Armstrong / Rob Bettencourt / Robert Berman / Robert Hawn / Ronnie Lott / Sandra R F Citrigno / Sarvenaz Madi / Scott Cook & Signe Ostby / Stan Garber / Stephen Kahng / Steve & Agatha Luczo / Susan Ellenberg / Tamara Pow / Thomas A. Larsen / Timothy Bussey / Timothy Mott / Tom & Abby Baker / Vanessa Roscoe / Virgilio Vargas / William Tobin / WM Todd Johnston / Yuki Hashimoto

District Partners:

49ers STEM Leadership Institute / Alum Rock Union School District / Bayshore Elementary School District / Belmont-Redwood Shores School District / Berryessa Union School District / Cabrillo Unified School District / Cambrian School District / Campbell Union School District / Campbell Union High School District / Cupertino Union School District / East Side Union High School District / Evergreen School District / Franklin-McKinley School District / Gilroy Unified School District / Luther Burbank School District / Moreland School District / Morgan Hill Unified School District / Mount Pleasant School District / Mountain View-Whisman School District / Oak Grove School District / Orchard School District / Palo Alto Unified School District / Redwood City School District / Salem-Keizer School District / San Francisco Unified School District / San Mateo- Foster City School District / Santa Clara Unified School District / Saratoga Union School District / Soquel Unified School District / Union Elementary School District

Partner Organizations:

Bay Area STEM Ecosystem / Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / Boys and Girls Club of Silicon Valley / Breakthrough Silicon Valley / California Department of Education / California STEM Learning Network / Chevron / Code.org / Computer History Museum / ConvergeUS / CSU Monterey Bay / CreaTV San Jose / EdTrust / EPIC / Fab Foundation / Gooru Learning / Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley / Krause Center for Innovation / LRNG / New Teacher Center / 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 / The Tech Museum / WestEd / World Wide Workshop / Federal Realty Investment Trust

Board of Directors:

Tom BakerFormer SanDisk Raymond H. BinghamCanyon Bridge Muhammed ChaudhrySilicon Valley Education Foundation Van T. DangFormer Cisco Systems

Patty HatterIntel Security

Advisory Board:

Bruce ChizenLinda Darling-HammondBurton GoldfieldFormer Congressman Mike HondaBarbara Lee

Dave HouseBrocade Communications Paul HumphriesFlex

Mujeeb Ijaz Apple Michael Kirst, Ph.D.Stanford University

Tarkan Maner Nexenta

Kay MatthewsEY D. John MillerDJM Capital Partners David NealeThe Core Companies Jeff RademannWells Fargo

Ron Sege Echelon Corporation

Faiyaz ShahpurwalaFormer Cisco Systems Marshall S. SmithFormer Under Secretary U.S. Department of Education

Faysal SohailPresidio Partners Marc SuidanPwC Cora TomalinasFirst 5

Congresswoman Zoe LofgrenRonnie LottStephen LuczoC.S. ParkRandy Pond

Lisa Sobrato SonsiniDan WarmenhovenJohn W. ThompsonKen Wilcox

Innovation Advisory Board:

Ron Sege Echelon

Marc SuidanPwC

Kathy GomezEvergreen School District

Chris FunkEast Side Union High School District

Marketing Advisory Board:

Maria Amundson Former Edelman

Steve ApfelbergTrinet

Finance Advisory Board:

David Neale Core Companies

Faysal SohailPresidio Partners

Brigid BarronStanford University

Tory PattersonOwl Ventures

Karen JohnsonBill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Bram BoutGoogle

Jorge TitingerSGI

Burton GoldfieldTriNet

Dave HouseBrocade Communications

Barbara MeansSRI

Charles BuyersSanta Clara University

Steve HillR2i

Barry ShillerSan Jose State University

Tom ZazuetaLoring Ward

Technology Advisory Board:

John Morada Wipro

Aditya FotodarNexenta

Patty HatterIntel Security

Craig FlowerTriNet

Staff:

Casey AgenaManny BarbaraMarshall BurgamyTim BusseyMuhammed ChaudhryHadiyah FainSalma FerdowsiRhea HernandezWalter HerringDenise Johnson

Jennifer LeeMerlinda LuMeri MabenMarisol MoranDan MoserMichelle MoshellArati NagarajBob NicholsJeremy NishiharaDeb Negrete

Steve NeeseJames OtienoThai PhamNiyo RathodJennifer RilandConnie SkipitaresKait ShorrockKristianne Solchaga Colleen ThomasJanet Wu

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