SV Schools Direct Donation Drive
This school year, SVEF is partnering with
all four Scotts Valley Schools
to fund essential programs and staff.
Donate today! Let us know how you would like to have
your gift distributed.
100% of your donation
goes to the organizations you select!
We’re asking SVUSD families to consider a $1,000 donation for each enrolled student: $500 to their school's parent organization and $500 to SVEF.
Any amount is welcomed and appreciated!
When you support both your school's parent organization and SVEF, you invest in every Scotts Valley student's success. SVEF funds essential services including library staff and counseling/student support at all four schools, while your school's parent organization supports programs tailored to its campus.
and much more!
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Enrichment Programs
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Yoga, Music & Art
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Science and Engineering Fair
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P.E. & Recess Enrichment
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Yard Duty
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Classroom Instructional Aides
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Multi-tired Support Specialist
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Teacher Support & Supplies​
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Field Trip Transportation
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Campus Improvements
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Life Lab Program
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Classroom Aides
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AIAs - Academic Intervention Assistants
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Yard Duty
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Student Chromebooks
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Music & Art
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Classroom Supplies
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Assemblies
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WEB day
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Library
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Music, Fine Arts, STEM Technology
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Athletic Programs
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iCare Awards
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Staff Appreciation
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Falcon Fest Festival
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Hope Squad
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Art Night
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Career Development Workshops
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Teacher Support & Supplies​
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Science Lab Equipment
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Finals Study Break Snacks
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​RIC Program
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IB Library Research License​
Community giving has the power to transform basic public education into academic excellence. Our children deserve access to exceptional opportunities that inspire learning and prepare them for success through graduation and beyond.
But we can't do it without you!
Excellent schools need everyone's support. Learn how your support has the power to elevate education for every student in Scotts Valley, from elementary school through high school!​
​Community Support.
It’s no surprise that the best-performing schools in the state are those with the highest per-pupil spending. More money means more resources, smaller classses, and a wider range of academic opportunities.
What isn’t as obvious is that funding doesn’t come from the state. In fact, the wealthiest districts often receive less funding, because California’s funding formula provides more funding to high-need districts. ​
What makes the best schools great?
Help us bridge the gap between what the school district is able to provide with government funding, and what our students need to receive the best education possible. ​​
