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- San Marino Schools Foundation - smsf. org
非常感谢! 想象一下,如果每一个家庭都积极参与,我们可以做多少事情。 预祝我们有个了不起的一年! 感谢您一直以来对圣马力诺学校基金会的支持。 Peter Koh主席2014-15圣马力诺学校基金会理事会 如果您想阅读中文版《年度报告》全集, 请点击 www smsf org M I S S
- 2023-2024 Donor List : Our Supporters : San Marino Schools . . . - SMSF
Everyone at SMSF thanks each one of these donors for their continued and gracious support of the schools and students of San Marino! We try our best to ensure accurate listing
- SMSF
The San Marino Schools Foundation (SMSF) is a California non-profit organization founded in 1980 to provide financial support to the San Marino Unified School District
- SMSF Hosts Annual New Family Mixer : Blogs : News Updates : San . . .
More than 150 new parents, caregivers and students came together to meet SMSF Trustees, SMUSD administrators, and, of course, fellow new families Special thank to the Old Mill for donating such an incredible setting to a lovely event
- Funding Challenge : Mission History - SMSF
Funding Challenge For decades, San Marino has taken pride in its public schools Since the District was founded in 1951, the students of San Marino have benefited from some of the best educational opportunities in the state The whole community, including teachers, administrators, parents, and students, have made sure that SMUSD continues to create an educationally rich and rewarding
- FAQ : About SMSF : San Marino Schools Foundation
The San Marino Schools Foundation (SMSF) is a 501c (3) nonprofit organization founded in 1980 to help provide financial support to the San Marino Unified School District (SMUSD)
- Carver Elementary School : School-Site Progress Trackers : San Marino . . .
We Need Your Help To Reach 100% Participation! Please join these families and help us reach 100% parent participation at Carver Elementary School Founder's Circle $10,000 and Above
- Mission History : About SMSF : San Marino Schools Foundation
The San Marino Schools Foundation (SMSF) was founded in 1980 as a direct response to significant changes in how public education is funded in California Historically, public school districts were funded from local property taxes
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