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Donor Impact Report 2019

60 Years of Creating a Path to a Brighter Future

Message from Executive Director and Board PresidentAs we enter our 60th year, AchieveKids is proud of our history and accomplishments. We are passionate in applying our expertise and positively impacting the lives of our students and energized by our vision for the future. During the last year we have seen our schools earn full accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, we have experienced great outcomes for students in our transition system redesign, and seen an overall enhancement in our student growth through our Learning for Life program.

Turning 60 has us looking to our future. We want to increase our impact across the communities we serve and we strive to be a resource and place of learning for any family that may need our support. AchieveKids is dedicated to being thought leaders and innovating for enhanced outcomes and independence for the students we serve. Entering into a new year we are embarking on our strategic planning process, focusing on setting the strategy for the goals above. We appreciate the feedback and insight provided to us by our partners, families, districts, and community members to better understand the impact we create and the needs that continue to exist.

Our families, educational professionals, donors, and community volunteers each contribute to our ability to meet the individual needs of our students, helping them to find greater opportunity. We thank you for your commitment to AchieveKids and our students, helping us to reach our goals so that we can continue to Create a Path to a Brighter Future.

Together We Can Achieve!

Ryan C. Eisenberg, Ed.D.Executive Director

Luke FarleyPresident, Board of Directors

Learning for Life Goal Areas

• Advocate and negotiate for needs and wishes in an appropriate manner• Take responsibility for actions• Make decisions

Advocacy

• Maximize independence • Make effective use of leisure time• Possess academic and technology skills to align with state standards and real-life application

Ability

• Self-regulate frustration and anger through effective problem-solving and coping skills• Accept and offer feedback in a respectful manner• Exhibit social awareness through collaboration and cooperation

Awareness

• Adapt to changes in environment and schedule • Continue to try after encountering road- blocks • Apply skills to a wide variety of environments

Agility

At 6 years old Theo is our youngest student at AchieveKids. He struggled with disruptive, aggressive and non-compliant behaviors before coming to our school. He would get frustrated easily and begin to cry, whine and stomp his feet.

Since attending AchieveKids for the past 10 months Theo has vastly improved his ability to keep his body safe and participate in a classroom setting. Now he is generally polite and curious about the world. We rely on Theo to show kindness to his peers, especially to one of our students that is more impaired than the rest of our classroom.

Theo loves science topics and one of his favorites was a unit his class just completed on bacteria and first aid. “I love bacteria” he said. Theo can work calmly now on fourth grade spelling words and composes multiple sentences in response to a prompt. His parents have expressed appreciation to our staff for the difference his time at AchieveKids has made in his ability to participate in home and family life. Theo still has many skills to work on but our staff are very proud of his achievements so far. A great example of AchieveKids Creating a Path to a Brighter Future for our students and their families.

Creating a Path to a Brighter Future

Male:

87%Female:

13%

Primary Disability:

Autism 51%Emotional Disability 16%Intellectual Disability 13%Mental Disability 8%Speech and

Language Disability 3%Other Health

Impairments 9%

Asian

17%Black or African American

9% Hispanic

26%Native American

2%Pacific Islander

4% White

42%Other 0%

Ethnicity %:

Student Profile

Number of School Districts Served

32Number of Students Served

111 Number of Classrooms

19Average Age

15Average Tenure 3.4 Years

Quick Facts:

Special Happenings in 2019

Reach for the StarsFestival, Celebrate the Season

Our 36th annual Festival was held in early December. A great way to kick off the holiday season. Our guests were treated to a presentation from our Room 11 students of “Rise Up” by Andrea Day. Perla Rodriguez-Arroyo, our second

endowed scholarship winner, talked about what our scholarship means to her and her experiences at AchieveKids. This year all of the net proceeds from Festival will be deposited in our Endowment fund, ensuring our programs are built to last for years to come.

International Learning Exchange TourIn March, three of our staff took part in an international learning exchange tour. In partnership with Therapy Focus in Perth Australia, they had the opportunity to visit Perth, explore educational and related service providers, and attend an Autism conference. At the same time we hosted two professionals from Therapy Focus who attended the Stanford Autism Conference. It was an amazing learning opportunity and something that grows our perspective and approach to meeting the needs of our communities’ most complex learners.

Reach for the StarsThe eighth annual Reach for the Stars BBQ was successful thanks to our crowd of 150 community supporters and staff. We raised over $58,000! Everyone had an opportunity to visit some of our classrooms and learn about our programs and hear from three of our staff who spent time in Perth, Australia on our international learning exchange tour.

Our STAR award was presented in memory of Doug Barton for his longstanding commitment to AchieveKids. One of the highlights of the evening was listening to Deepan, a twin brother of a current student,

and his mother Claudia address our guests. “I will say this. What does a “good life” look like? I think it’s one in which a person has both purpose and community. AchieveKids is that for my Darshan” said Claudia.

Bike to the Beach Thanks to Jefferson Bradshaw for riding on behalf of AchieveKids in the Bike to the Beach century ride. This ride benefits Autism Awareness in local communities across the United States. Jefferson came in first place and AchieveKids received $5,000 to benefit our programs.

Special Happenings in 2019

ProgramsSpecial EducationWe offer a range of educational programs from graded core-curriculum to life skills and other functionally-based academics.Community IntegrationWe teach students to interact in community environments, from following safety signs, taking public transit and buying groceries, to eating in restaurants.Speech TherapyWe focus on improving communication skills through one-on-one, in the classroom, on the job, and in the community training.Behavioral Health We focus on replacing aggressive behaviors with appropriate social skills while increasing self-awareness and self-esteem. We conduct student assessments, develop and implement behavior intervention plans and do comprehensive data collection in all our school programs.Student Career PathwayWe teach both job skills and work-related social skills to students ages 14 and above. We partner with employers in the community to match students 16 and older with jobs that reflect individual interests.Transition ServicesTransistion starts the day we meet a student. We work with students and their families to identify, choose and transition into other programs such as public schools and adult service programs.

ACHIEVEKIDS MISSIONAchieveKids schools provide individualized and multi-disciplinary programs that deliver special education, mental health, and family support services for students ages 5 to 22 who have complex and often severe developmental, emotional, and behavioral challenges.

ACHIEVEKIDS VISIONAchieveKids students will achieve the maximum possible self–reliance and quality of life, and look to the future with confidence.

ACHIEVEKIDS VALUESWe meet our kids where they areWe take our kids where they need to goWe treat everyone with respect and dignity

Financial Statements July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019

Contributions............................$412,491Government Grants................$122,878Total Support............................$535,369Program Services Fees.......$10,728,320Rental Income............................$38,630Net Investment Income.............$58,907Total Revenue......................$10,825,857

Total Support & Revenue.....$11,361,226

Total Program Services ............$9,523,101Total Support Services..............$1,958,211Total Expenses.........................$11,481,312

Revenue

Expenses

Change in Net Assets......................($120,086)Net Assets at Beginning of Year...$7,338,455Net Assets at End of Year...........$7,218,369

Net Assets

Our Community of Supporters You make it possible for us to continue providing programs that will enrich the lives of our students and their families and help them to achieve the maximum possible self-reliance and look to their future with confidence. (Donor list from January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019)

Cherry AdachiJean AinsworthJoanna AlvaSaba and Thair AmmariJanice and William AndersonAnonymousMary and Robert AntoneSusan and David ApfelbergJean Austin

Sharon and Rodger BarkoffTammy and Troy BartlettBetty BartonJulie and Gregory BartonSusan BartonRevital Ganon-Baruch and Eyal BaruchGina Iseri BattistoLaura BelonoochkinJessica BergerJoanna Steinke Beyer and Roman BeyerFe and Charito Biala Jan and Larry BirenbaumJessica BlancaMark Blattel Amanda BlauveltSusie and Rick Block Jayne Booker Lois and Phil BookmanHelena and Barnard BouronFaith BraffJudith BraggSally Townsend and Steven Brock Jean and Gary BronsteinRita and Stephen BrysonMarylou and Robert BuschJessica and Jonathan Buset

Maria Cruz and Manuel CaceresJanet CampbellKristie Carlquist

Carla CarstensShawn CaryElizabeth Trumbull and Darryl CelkupaPaula and George ChaltasLay Chee Helen and Lawrence Chew Victor L. Chinn Barbara Watanabe and Jon ChunMyrna Chun-HoonThomas Church Mary CoadyJennifer Pliner and Elay CohenDoreen and Marcus CohenMatthew CollinsKathleen ConnerNona Conner Shannon Conner Jeannie and Terry ConnerWilliam Conner Maria Shi and Alexander Cook Laureen CortezDenise and Dave Cote Stone D. CoxheadBarrie Rosenberg Cress and John CressNandini Dutta and Stephen Crook

Trudie DaggettSheba DalaneyCarolyn and Gordon DavidsonLeslie DavisNan and Jerry DellheimShelley Doran and Woody DeMayoMaris and Robert DeValleSandra and John DhueyDorothy and Richard DorsayCatherine Hamrick-Down and Ken DownVenous and Matthew DowningAna Duarte-VasquezSheila and Jack DubinCosette and Malcolm DudleyPaul Duren

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Len EdwardsGloria and Ross EdwardsRobert EisenbergSindy Christopher and Ryan EisenbergCharo Switalski and Paul EisenmanJill and Christopher EscherKatie Ewanich

Shana and Luke FarleyPerian Hanlon Fein and Ken FeinMargaret FeltValerie FenwickLinda FiliceMarsha and Mike FordKaren and Randall FowlerAlys A. Milner and Michael FranciniLaurie FrankelAlicia FraumeniKatherine and Jan Paul FreyKaren Fryling

Julie Ngov and Jamie GaanElaine Gallus Teri Gallus Sameer GargMarie E. and Russell A. GennaDeborah and Michael GennetteKatie GilbrethJon GoldmanMary and Abraham David GoodmanBarbara Gray Mark GreensteinSusan and Jeff GreenwaldFrosty and Rick Gross

Julie and Walter HanahanMary Louise and Anthony HanleyJen Winter-Hatch and Rod HatchMachelle and Eduardo Santiago HernandezAlicia and Michael Hildreth Larri Deane and Michael HirschklauChristine and Gregory HobergKathy Kriese and Tad Hogg

Nancy and Glenna HoweMarianne Zhen and Fred HuebnerChristine and Rob Hutchinson

George InenagaMarilou Isola

Kacey Armstrong and Yohann JacobMary Ann JankordDiane JohansenMichael Jones

Carol Korzow and Karl KadieNancy* and David KalkbrennerRosemary and Daniel KaplanChristine and Kenneth KasikMelissa Sheehan and Matt KatichRudi and Jeffrey KatzSylvia and Jim KatzmanAssaf and Barak KaufmanGinny KavanaughSharon and Tom KelleyDonna and Liam KellyKathie KlarreichPatricia and Gerald KnaflaBetsy and Gary KohnWanda KownackiRochelle and David KramerRyuko and Joseph KulakofskyNina and Norm KulgeinVandana Rao and Paritosh KulkarniDeborah Rosenberg and Edith KulsteinJeanne and Bill KunzEvelyn Huey and John KuoCarole and Alan KushnirCarol Kvingedal

Jean LarsenAnadel LawJudy LeahyViolet LeeNancy and William LeeHelen and George* LeongEllen Levitas

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Samantha MacBrideElinor and Richard Mansfield Ginny and Todd MaransJanis and Terry MarshallNancy MathewsShirley MattesonKaren McGrathStepheny McGrawKeiichi McGuireTulin and Anthony MeltonShirin MiriTricia and Amir MohammadianPamela Maffei MoreyBarbara MorroneAshley MozartHeather and John MozartJohn Forrest MozartJustin Mozart

Beatriz and Sergio NachtEgle and Romans NarevichKristy Linares and Moses NavalAlicia and Merrill E. Newman

Diane O’MalleyYvonne OliveroGrace and Morton OrensteinJohn OrtizCharlene and Leo OttJennifer and Daryn Oxe

Jin and Chong ParkLinda ParkLinda and Marc ParkinsonVictoria and Simon ParrottSmita and Kaushik Patel Pam and James PattersonLeslie and Sam PearlEleanor Rieffel and William PhillipsJan and Oscar PieperCarol and Michael PlinerSofya PogrebCharles PolanskiJodi Volovick and Nathan PoulosLori and Harry Price Ana Pustobarff

Sara Tevis and Chris Quesada

Iravati Hingne and Gopi Rangan Ellen Johnston and Michael ReadingBailey Reed Judy ReedUrsula ReganosCatherine and Lonnie ReichsteinDarlene Mann and Clifford A. ReidGabrielle ReillyPatricia Frietas and Brendon ReutebuchElias ReyesStephanie and Paul J. Riehle Ilene Sokoloff and Victor RingelMary Ann RobertsBarbara RobinsonBev RohdeSue Barsamian and Bill RomansLouella RomeroVictor RosascoNancy Rubenstein

Sue and Mike SabesLori and Nathan SaitoKaili SalyersLisa and Thomas SarsfieldDiana SatinDorothy Saxe

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Jasmine Lau and Johnny TaCynthia TevisArchana Rao and Raghu ThiagarajanGail J. and Edward F. ThompsonDoris TougasMargaret and Charles TuggleEllen and Michael Turbow

Mary and Bruce Van AlstyneRick Van MellDolly VasilTammie and Eric VaughnTeresa Velasco

Yunqing and Changting WangKaren and Donald WattersKatrina and Scott WattersRobin and Donald Wayne

Cathy and Leon WentzAnkolena WestJune and Donald WexlerBetsy and Dan White Vilma WilczynskiElaine and Hubert WillmanKarin Klarreich and Walter WilsonKathleen WonGerrye and Calvin WongJune Huey and Glenn C. WongGwendolyn and Harold WongClay Woods

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Denise and Joseph ZionyKathy and Steve ZmayLisa and Jim ZuegelSusan and Gary Zweig

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Please accept our sincere apologies if we misspelled your name or omitted you from our donor list. Please contact us at: development@achievekids.org to report any errors.

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In-Kind and Auction Donors: OrganizationsAlcatraz CruisesAlegio ChocolateAmici’s East Coast PizzeriaBay Area Discovery MuseumBill’s CafeBlack Stone Paving CoBroadway by the BayBroadway San JoseByington Vineyard & WineryCalifornia Academy of SciencesCamino Brewing CompanyCarpaccio RestaurantCascal RestaurantChabot Space & Science CenterChambers & Chambers, Inc.Children’s FairylandClassic Car WashCooper-Garrod Estate VineyardsCuriOdysseyEquinox WineryGarden Court HotelGilroy GardensGott’s RoadsideGravityGreen Dream ToursHappy Hollow Park & ZooHomewood Suites By Hilton - Palo AltoLa Honda Winery Lagunitas Brewing CompanyLinden Tree BooksLoma Prieta Winery

Palo Alto CreameryPier 39Planet GraniteRidge Vineyards, Inc.San Francisco 49ers MuseumSan Francisco Zoological SocietySan Jose Giants San Jose Institute of Contemporary ArtSan Jose Museum of Art San Jose SharksScratch Second Harvest Food BankSheraton Palo AltoSix Flags Discovery KingdomSkinSpirit Skincare Clinic and Spa Sky High SportsSonoma Canopy ToursSports Gallery AuthenticatedStanford AthleticsStanford Jazz Workshop Sundance the SteakhouseThe Cheesecake FactoryThe Fish MarketThe San Francisco SymphonyThe Walt Disney Family MuseumTheatre Works Silicon ValleyVia ServicesWestin Palo Alto HotelWinchester Mystery HouseWinter Lodge

Foundations and Businesses

In-Kind and Auction Donors: Individuals

Abbott, Stringham & LynchAmazon Smile FoundationAppleAtlassian IncBank of America Charitable Gift FundBBVA CompassThe Benevity Community Impact Fund Bike to the Beach IncBolton & CompanyBright Funds FoundationsCanterbury Contractors IncCatholic Community Foundation of Santa Clara CountyCisco SystemsColumbian Foundation for People with Intellectual Disabilities, IncThe Dayton FoundationFidelity Charitable FundForesters FinancialFrontstreamGoldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Google IncGuzik FoundationHanson Bridgett LLPHeffernan FoundationHub InternationalIBM Corporation Intero Foundation

Maidenherren FundMorgan StanleyMutual of AmericaNetwork for Good Nintendo of AmericaNorcal GroupPalo Alto Community FundPetrinovich Pugh & Company, LLPPresidio Bank, Palo AltoQuicksilver Running Club of San JoseRichards Family Charitable FoundationSan Jose Mercury News Wish Book FundSchwab Charitable FundScriptLeo M. Shortino Family FoundationSilicon Valley Community FoundationSymantecThoits LawTISYS ConstructionTruistUnited WayVangaurd Charitable Endowment ProgramVerizon FoundationVMwareWebcor BuildersYour Cause LLC

Susan BartonJoanna Steinke Beyer and Roman BeyerJudith BraggNancy and Les BurgerCindie CandauJeannie and Terry ConnerCharo Switalski and Paul EisenmanJennifer EslickKatherine and Jan Paul FreyVickie and Russ FujiokaMary Ann HobbsMary Ann JankordNancy* and David KalkbrennerSharon and Tom Kelley

Helen and George* LeongBarbara Shapiro and Mark LewisStephanie Leong and Russell LindgrenJudy and James LipmanRuth NeimanJennifer and Daryn Oxe Carol and Michael PlinerLori and Harry PricePatricia RossiSeanna and Matt Saul Tom SawyerKarin Klarreich and Walter Wilson

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In Honor of AchieveKids PTASindy Christopher and Ryan EisenbergKarin Klarreich and Walter Wilson

Benetton BookmanLois and Phil BookmanJim ChathamCynthia TevisTerry ConnerWilliam ConnerMarsha and Michael FordLisa DeckerRyuko and Joseph KulakofskyRyan EisenbergShuley Nakamura and Ron SwinnichBeau Andrew JensenLinda FiliceHerb JensenGeorge InenagaRobert SteinbockKarl Kadie FamilyRobert SchneiderNancy Kalkbrenner*Mary Ann RobertsKarin KlarreichSusie and Rick BlockKathie KlarreichBetsy and Gary KohnTom KelleySindy Christopher and Ryan EisenbergCarol and Michael PlinerKarin Klarreich and Walter WilsonJohnny NevesShirin MiriCarol PlinerJan and Larry BirenbaumJean and Gary BronsteinJennifer Pliner and Elay CohenBarrie Rosenberg Cress and John CressJill and Christopher EscherAlys. A Milner and Michael FranciniLarri Deane and Michael HirschklauSylvia and Jim KatzmanWanda KownackiCarole and Alan KushnirSue and Mike SabesRachel Stone Bonnie and Lee StoneTrevor Sarsfield Mary and Robert AntoneElaine GallusTerry GallusGina Battisto IseriDonna and Liam Kelley

In Memory of Doug BartonTulin and Anthony MeltonGrace and Morton OrensteinMaureen ConeyLisa and Thomas SarsfieldMargaret ConnerJean AinsworthNona ConnerWilliam ConnerMarsha and Michael FordLinda and Ernest LimaPatricia and Frank LimaCarol and Michael PlinerMary and Bruce Van AlstyneKarin Klarreich and Walter WilsonKathy and Steve ZmayKathleen HubertSmita and Kaushik Patel Carol and Michael PlinerEdward KatenLinda and Ernest LimaGloria LeidermanHelen S. LewisGeorge LeongCherry AdachiHelen and Lawrence ChewMyrna Chun-HoonGloria and Ross EdwardsSindy Christopher and Ryan EisenbergJudy Huey and Leland Levy Smita and Kaushik Patel Carol and Michael PlinerKarin Klarreich and Walter WilsonGwendolyn and Harold WongDuncan MattesonShirley MattesonLindsey ParkinsonStephanie H. and Paul J. RiehleMary RivielloElsa and Tom SimmonsTerry RomanLisa and Thomas Sarsfield

Ofir started at AchieveKids in August, 2017 at the age of 15. He is nonverbal was was having a difficult time ex-pressing his needs. At his pre-vious school he had tantrums and was not able to engage in any activity without super-vision. He would elope fre-quently.

Since being at AchieveKids his tantrums have dimin-ished. Ofir is a very happy kid, extremely friendly with lots of energy. He is learn-ing to express his needs and feels very comfortable at school. He enjoys being outdoors and is highly motivated to follow directions when food is involved. He is learning

math skills by sorting silverware and plac-ing the utensils in the correct container. Ofir practices using his Ipad to answer questions about his name, age, birthday, and address. He really likes the stu-dents and the staff and AchieveKids has be-come a safe haven for him.

Our future goals for Ofir are independence with his daily living skills, personal hygiene, and preparing food for him-self. We are actively Creating a Path to a Brighter Future for Ofir and his family.

Creating a Path to a Brighter Future Patricia and Gerald KnaflaJanis and Terry MarshallPamela Maffei MoreyGabrielle ReillyNathan SaitoLisa and Thomas SarsfieldAileen and Tomothy StephensColleen and James SudlowChaz TuggleMargaret and Charles Tuggle

Endowment and Legacy League

Anonymous Diane and Howard BloomBruce CannJeannie and Terrry ConnerJing Guo and Tejasvi DevaruDeborah and Michael GennetteCarroll HarringtonPenny and Patter HatfieldCarol Korzow and Karl Kadie

Nancy* and David KalkbrennerDavid KatzDelyse Nash and John KusendorfJudy Huey and Leland LevyLeonor and Renato PiombiCarol and Michael PlinerJean SpurrJennifer Vessels

Legacy League

Endowment & Fund for the Future ContributorsLois and Phil BookmanSheila and David A. BrownLorraine E. Cantor TrustElizabeth Chamberlain Trust Maureen CollinsMargaret ConnerFestival of TreesEstate of Marion FrickeFlorine and John GalenMary and David GoodmanGuzik FoundationEstate of Warren JensenKartchner Living TrustGloria* and Herbert Leiderman

Helen and George* LeongJudy and James LipmanStepheny McGrawMary Ann NorfleetPeninsula Children’s AuxiliaryCarol and Michael PlinerMichael RoseEstate of Alice RowlandNancy SpanglerEstate of Ruth StearnsJennifer Westerlind*Betsy and Dan White

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AchieveKids Vocational Partners in 2019Alum Rock Southern Baptist ChurchCollege Hunks Hauling JunkCrossFitGym 19Jiffy LubeMerry MaidsMi Rancho Market MKO Auto Service IncMountain Mike’s Pizza Our Daily Bread Food Bank Pet Food Express Rosy’s Fish City San Jose Public LibrarySecond Harvest Food Bank The Car & Truck Clinic The National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy Trial PayWash AmericaYMCA

Board Members

Venous DowningRobert Hutchinson Kathy KrieseMark Lewis

Ginny MaransCarol PlinerSofya PogrebArchana Rao

Leadership Team

Lalo CarrilloFacility Maintenance ManagerSkye Cary, BAProgram SpecialistStephen Crook, MASchool Director, San JoseTom Drechsler, MADirector of Educational ServicesRic GilbertTransition Manager

Karin KlarreichDirector of DevelopmentHan Lee, MA, CPADirector of FinanceChristian QuesadaDirector of Information Systems

Julie NgovDirector of Human ResourcesJean Spurr, MSWAssociate Director

Luke Farley President

Maria Shi Co-Vice PresidentScott Watters Treasurer

Gopi Rangan Co-Vice PresidentTerry Conner Secretary

Ryan C. Eisenberg, Ed.D.Executive Director

In Memoriam:AchieveKids lost one of our board members in January, 2020.Nancy Kalkbrenner joined our board in 2014. She served on our endowment committee and was very active in spreading the word about the importance of our endowment fund. Near and dear to her heart was Festival of Trees. She was instrumental in planning this event long before joining our board. Nancy always had a smile on her face and a kind word to say and was genuinely liked by our staff as well as our board. She will be sorely missed.

SAVE THE DATE

3860 Middlefield Road Palo Alto, CA 94303

Wednesday, July 15th5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Family Fun NightPotluck BBQ and Carnival Games for the whole family San Jose Campus

Friday, July 24th11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Summer Awards and BBQ LunchPalo Alto Campus

Saturday, September 12th6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

60th Birthday CelebrationPalo Alto Campus