Saddleback Valley Educational Foundation
Volunteer Organization Since 1983
Our Mission
The mission of the Saddleback Valley Educational Foundation (SVEF) is to provide support resources to all students in the Saddleback Valley by enhancing the educational opportunities and experiences through partnering with school, home and community.
SVEF is dedicated to supporting the Saddleback Valley Unified School District in their efforts to maintain a high quality educational program with a priority to impact STEM access for all students.
Cox’s Innovation in Education Grant Application
Now Open: 10/22 – 11/8/2018
Teachers and educators at eligible schools are encouraged to submit an application for their innovative
and creative classroom or school-wide projects. A maximum of $5,000 per school will be awarded.
and creative classroom or school-wide projects. A maximum of $5,000 per school will be awarded.
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Spotlights
Cox Charities awards college scholarships to graduating high school seniors pursuing carriers in science, engineering, business or arts.
A SVUSD High School senior, one of the winners of college scholarships from Cox Charities.
SVEF presented $5,000 to Serrano Intermediate School to support their STEM program.
Students in the STEM program at Serrano Intermediate are happy to receive the check from the SVEF President.
SVEF presented $5,000 to Los Alisos Intermediate School to support their STEM program.
Three students at Los Alisos Intermediate School in the Project Lead the Way STEM program show their robots.
Students programming their robots in a STEM class at Los Alisos Intermediate School.
Student assembling her robot in a STEM class at Los Alisos Intermediate School.
Students design and create a product in a STEM class at La Paz Intermediate School.
Students working on their project in a STEM class at La Paz Intermediate School.
SVEF presented $5,000 to La Paz Intermediate School to support their STEM program.
Students use critical thinking to design and create leg braces in a STEM class at Serrano Intermediate School.
SVEF presented $5,000 to Rancho Santa Margarita Intermediate School to support their STEM program.
3D models of plastic statues were designed and created on a 3D printer at Los Alisos Intermediate School.
Student working on his robot in a STEM class at Los Alisos Intermediate School.
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