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There is no cost to families for the classroom instruction or the enrichment programs, who will be made possible by the San Diego Unified Expanded Learning Opportunities Grant. To be eligible for Level Up SD, students must be enrolled in San Diego Unified for the 2021-22 school year. "The San Diego community is working together to provide our students with the summer experience they deserve,'' said San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten. "In addition to a robust academic curriculum, students participating in Level Up SD will have the opportunity to engage in enrichment activities of t...

Burnley Crown Court INDECENT pictures of children found on a man's mobile phone were the worst a police officer had even seen. Devices belonging to Adam Dore were seized in 2019 with vile pictures of children as young as four later found on his mobile. Officers went to visit Dore in his Great Harwood home after receiving information about an e-mail address linked to him, which had been used to download an indecent picture. Dore was arrested and several devices were seized, with 16 category A (the worst kind) indecent images later discovered on his Samsung S9. When interviewed, the 44...

San Diego Unified, SD Foundation to grant $5 million for summer school ABC15 and last updated 2021-04-08 18:36:17-04 SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Nonprofits with ideas to reimagine and enhance the 2021 summer school experience with free afternoon enrichment programs can begin applying for $5 million in grants from The San Diego Foundation and San Diego Unified School District beginning Friday. Overall, $5 million in funding in the "Level Up SD" program will be granted to nonprofits offering afternoon summer enrichment programming responsive to the needs of San Diego Unified students most impacted by the...

Among the CRF programs was a partnership with the county that provided funding to 3,355 childcare providers across 90 ZIP codes in the county, serving 81,000 children. The fund also worked to close the digital divide for 9,600 K-12 and community college students by providing them with computers and internet access to continue their classwork and mitigate learning loss. Overall, more than 200 nonprofits were awarded CRF grants. "San Diegans are resilient, generous and visionary," said Mark Stuart, president and CEO of the foundation. "Together, we will invest in sustainable solutions that addr...

“San Diegans are resilient, generous and visionary,” shared Mark Stuart, President & CEO of The San Diego Foundation. Credit: KFMB Published: 3:51 PM PDT March 16, 2021 Updated: 3:51 PM PDT March 16, 2021 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — A year after its launch, the San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund (CRF) has supported more than 2.3 million services delivered by local nonprofits to San Diegans impacted by the pandemic and granted more than $58 million to organizations countywide, reported The San Diego Foundation. The Foundation collaborated with The N...