North Clackamas Education Foundation

Ncef manages 14 unique scholarships which are awarded to North Clackamas schools' graduating seniors. These scholarships include the bridges to success scholarship which is awarded to multiple students, as well as several scholarships which support students pursuing degrees in music, stem fields, broadcasting, Education, fields of service, and culinary. 20 scholarships were awarded to 18 graduating North Clackamas seniors to continue their Education at four-year universities, two-year community college or trade school.

Teacher and classroom enhancement grants: 26 grants were awarded to educators in 18 North Clackamas schools to fund innovative projects and technology. Grant requests were geared toward science, technology, and current student concerns and funded projects such as robotics, climate data collection, math tools, local environment improvement, physical Education, and video broadcasting. These projects impacted more than 5,000 students in grades k-12 in the North Clackamas school district.

Funds were provided to the elementary library funding in order to support students.

The North Clackamas school district serves more than 17,000 students in its 32 schools, from a variety of economic and social backgrounds. The North Clackamas Education Foundation strives to bring equitable educational offerings to the entire district. We do that through fundraising and working with concerned private and public community partners. Funds were provided to the family support center. The family support center provides essential support such as food, clothing, hygiene items, and school supplies to students and their families. The family support center also oversees an emergency housing program that supplies families in the North Clackamas school district with one-time rent or utility assistance.