The Pasadena Educational Foundation was established in 1971 to increase community support for the public schools of Altadena, Pasadena and Sierra Madre. As a community-based nonprofit organization supporting the goals of the PUSD, PEF develops community partnerships, financial resources and educational opportunities that benefit all students and encourages greater involvement from the community in support of public education.

PEF thanks its members for the generous contributions of over $8 million that provided educational opportunities for all students.

What's Happening

A big thank you to Lineage Dance for benefitting the PEF Arts Fund through the Pasadena Dance Festival. You can view photos here.

2010 PEF Summer Enrichment Program Now accepting registrations! Click here for more information.

PEF Board has endorsed the Parcel Tax Measure CC. Volunteers needed! Read more about it here.

Join FANSS Technology Challenge by clicking here.

Congratulations to Denise Ramos, winner of the 2010 PEF Sweepstakes! See the winner here.

 

 

 

 

 




Donors

Donors, along with community organizations and foundations, provide the lifeblood that sustains many PUSD programs that benefit students and teachers. Find out ways to donate now or become involved in supporting excellence in public education in Altadena, Pasadena, and Sierra Madre.

Parents and Students

Registration is now open for the 2010 Summer Enrichment Program. The deadline has been extended for the Technology Challenge from Families and Neighbors Supporting Schools (FANSS). Click here to donate now. For more information about programs sponsored by PEF, click here. A first look at the High School Summer Enrichment class information can be found here.

Teachers

PEF supports the work of teachers by providing grants for creative classroom projects as well as for programs that benefit the entire school. Teachers can also apply for grants to enrich their professional growth. Find out more about these programs and others.

Working to build excellence in our public schools