Advancing Education

Help improve academic success and unlock the boundless potential within our community.

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Reducing the impact of learning loss

Reading, writing and math are foundational skills that a strong education is built upon. Unfortunately, children who were learning these critical skills on Zoom or in independent study during the pandemic have fallen behind.

Math

½ Year Behind

Reading

¼ Year Behind

The average US public school student in grades 3-8 lost the equivalent of a half-year of learning in math and a quarter-year in reading, according to the Education Recovery Scorecard, a collaboration from researchers at the Center for Education Policy Research (CEPR) at Harvard University and Stanford University’s Educational Opportunity Project. 

Learning loss will become permanent if schools and parents do not expand learning time this summer and next year.

Support young people in realizing their full potential

A strong start lays the groundwork for lifelong learning.

Empower 3rd - 8th grade students in disproportionately impacted North County communities to improve academic success. 

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Support young people in realizing their full potential

A strong start lays the groundwork for lifelong learning.

Empower 3rd - 8th grade students in disproportionately impacted North County communities to improve academic success. 

Are you Advancing Education?

The deadline for Letters of Intent (LOI) has now passed for this grant cycle. If you're an organization that is advancing eduction in North County, please share your email address with us so we can alert you when our next grant cycle opens.

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About RSFF’s Advancing Education Grantmaking Pillar

Advancing Education is a key Impact Pillar of Rancho Santa Fe Foundation, focused on unlocking the boundless potential within our community. 

We are committed to supporting nonprofits that are creating a seamless pipeline of learning opportunities, starting with early childhood education and continuing through K-12, post-secondary education and workforce development. 

The most recent round of grant funding had a microfocus on North County communities and learning loss for 3rd - 8th grade student. Future grant cycles may have a different microfocus.