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Year Program School District 1984 Back-To-School Reading Program Saratoga Union School District 1984 Guidance and Career Exploration Oak Grove School District 1984 Project Balance-Accelerating Learning by Challenging the Whole Brain Santa Clara Unified School District 1984 Project Peak: Professional Exchange of Academic Knowledge Mountain View and Union School Districts 1984 Radio Broadcasting San Jose Unified School District 1984 Slingerland Program/Specific Language Disabled Computer Laboratory Gilroy Unified School District 1984 The Big R - Responsibility Program Santa Clara Unified School District 1985 Classroom Management Santa Clara County Office of Education 1985 Finding Out/Descubrimiento Almaden School San Jose Unified School District 1985 Foreign Language Program R.J. Fisher Junior High School Los Gatos Union School District 1985 Oral Language - Storytelling in the Classroom Campbell Union School District 1985 Storybook Theater J.W. Fair Intermediate School Franklin-McKinley School District 1985 Taking Care of Business (Leonard) Herman Intermediate School Oak Grove School District 1985 Teacher Advisory Program Calaveras Hills High School Milpitas Unified School District 1985 Young Writers' Program and Conference Sylvia Cassell School Alum Rock Union School District 1986 Cultural Arts Enrichment Program Saratoga Union School District 1986 Famous Person's Day Monroe School Campbell Union School District 1986 Music Team Palo Alto Unified School District 1986 Outdoor Education Life Lab Robert F. Kennedy School Franklin-McKinley School District 1986 P3 - Positive Peer Power Saratoga High School Los Gatos/Saratoga Jt. UHSD 1986 Skill Calendars - Education is a Team Effort between Home and School Cambrian School District 1987 Conflict Managers McKinley School Franklin-McKinley School District 1987 East Side Academy Silver Creek High School ESUHSD 1987 Gothonia Marshall Lane School Campbell Union School District 1987 Jackson School Literature Enrichment Program Jackson School Morgan Hill Unified School District 1987 Living Room Discovery Centers South Valley Junior High Gilroy Unified School District 1987 LUCY: Lynbrook United Community for Youth Lynbrook High School Fremont Union HSD 1987 Movie Making Redwood Junior High Saratoga Union School District 1987 STARS: Striving Toward Achievement of Real Success Goss School Alum Rock Union School District 1988 Academically Talented Youth Program Foothill College Foothill-DeAnza CCD 1988 Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Education Program West Valley College West Valley CCD 1988 Animule Farm Project Bubb, Castro, Landels, Slater Schools Mountain View School District 1988 Commitment of Retaining Education (CORE) Overfelt High School ESUHSD 1988 Masters and Masterpieces Blach Junion High School Los Altos School District 1988 Musical Theater at the Middle School Campbell Middle School Campbell Union School District 1988 STARS: Students Taking Another Route R.J Fisher School Los Gatos Union School District 1989 Anne Darling LEP/NEP Gifted Minority Students Program Anne Darling School San Jose Unified School District 1989 Bilingual Language Immersion Washington School San Jose Unified School District 1989 Bridge Program Mission College West Valley/Mission CCD 1989 Command Performance Cupertino Union School District 1989 Early Education Program SCCOE 1989 Independence High School Self-Esteem Program Independence High School ESUHSD 1989 Life Skill Experiences for Developmentally Delayed Students Rolling Hills Middle School Campbell Union School District 1989 Los Altos Art Docents Los Altos School District 1989 Newcomer Center Muir, Heyerholz, Cupertino Jr. High Cupertino Union School District 1989 TLC: Teaching Life Competencies Program Landels School Mountain View School District 1990 Adopt a College Edenvale School Oak Grove School District 1990 Public Library Coupon Program District Mountain View School District 1990 Roots and Wings Graystone School San Jose Unified School District 1990 STARS: Student Teams at Rosemary Rosemary School Campbell Union School District 1991 Create with Clay Athenour School Union School District 1991 Daves Avenue Publishing Lab Daves Avenue School Los Gatos Union School District 1991 School Intervention Project Blackford School Campbell Union School District 1991 School Age Parents Program Mt. Madonna High School Gilroy Unified School District 1991 Sylvandale Middle School Summer University Sylvandale Middle School Franklin-McKinley School District 1991 Tino Gold Cupertino High School Fremont Union HSD 1992 Accelerated Literacy District Mountain View School District 1992 At-Risk Youth Program Adult and Community Education School Fremont Union HSD 1992 Communications and Leadership Magnet Program James Lick High School ESUHSD 1992 Extended Day Program District Cupertino Union School District 1992 Lego-Logo Science Program Bret Harte Middle School San Jose Unified School District 1992 Let's Read Vietnamese Allen, Mann, Lowell Schools San Jose Unified School District 1992 The Gateway-Holden Connection Gateway School SCCOE 1993 Bachrodt Elementary Academy Bachrodt Academy San Jose Unified School District 1993 Distance Learning Math Program SCCOE 1993 Edenvale Community Center Edenvale School Oak Grove School District 1993 Foothill Summer Youth College Foothill College Foothill-DeAnza CCD 1993 Insight Program Campbell Middle School Campbell Union School District 1993 Jose Valdes Summer Math Institute District ESUHSD 1993 Wilson High School Child Care/Education Center Wilson High School Santa Clara Unified School District 1994 District/University Partnership for Dual Credential Oak Grove School District and San Jose State 1994 Enlace for Chicano/Latino Students Evergreen Community College Evergreen Community College 1994 Gang Diversion Project Andrew Hill High School ESUHSD 1994 Nimitz/Apple Volunteer Cadre Nimitz School Cupertino Union School District 1994 Peer Helping Graham Middle School Mountain View School District 1994 Reading and Writing Academies District Oak Grove School District 1995 Academy of Travel and Tourism Oak Grove High School ESUHSD 1995 CHIP: Chapter 1 Reading Intervention Program Moreland School District 1995 Employer School Council Santa Clara Unified School District 1995 Performing Arts Program Graham Middle School Mountain View School District 1995 Reading Intervention Program for Chapter 1 Students Noddin Elementary School Union School District 1995 Skills Plus Program Santa Clara Unified School District 1995 Youth Encountering Success in Science Cupertino Union School District 1996 American Studies Program Santa Teresa High School ESUHSD 1996 Facing History and Ourselves Community Service Program Milpitas High School Milpitas Unified School District 1996 Future Vision Mentoring Program Lincoln High School San Jose Unified School District 1996 Generation Connection Elementary and Adult Education Santa Clara Unified School District 1996 Run for Fitness District Milpitas Unified School District 1996 Tween Time Crittendon Middle School Whisman School District 1997 Apollo Reading Club Braly Elementary School Santa Clara Unified School District 1997 CHAMP: Culinary, Hospitality and Management Preparation Wilcox High School Santa Clara Unified School District 1997 Cheetah Reading Club Theuerkauf Elementary School Whisman School District 1997 The Foundry - Intervention Program for At Risk Youth SCCOE 1997 Leadership 2000 Bret Harte Middle School San Jose Unified School District 1997 Performing Arts Academy Independence High School ESUHSD 1997 Stretchers Art Program Cherry Chase Elementary School Sunnyvale School District 1998 The Coolest Book Store Franklin School Franklin-McKinley School District 1998 Out to Lunch Club Calaveras Hills High School Milpitas Unified School District 1998 Project Score Westwood Elementary School Santa Clara Unified School District 1999 Breakfast Club Caroline Davis Intermediate School Oak Grove School District 1999 Colonial Landelsburg Landels School Mountain View School District 1999 From Streets to Seats Oak Grove School District 1999 Mastering Essential Math Skills Blossom Valley School Oak Grove School District 1999 Medical and Health Professions Magnet Andrew Hill High School ESUHSD 2000 Education through Active Involvement in School Blackford School SCCOE 2000 Elementary Performing Arts Program District Moreland School District 2000 Every Student by Name Herman Intermediate School Oak Grove School District 2000 Foothill High School Robotics Foothill High School ESUHSD 2000 Multimedia Faire Blossom Valley Learning Consortium ESUHSD and Oak Grove School District 2000 Order of Distinguished Service Milpitas Unified School District 2000 Project ABLE: Adult Education MVLA Adult School MVLA HSD 2000 Reality Check Los Gatos High School Los Gatos/Saratoga Jt. UHSD 2000 Safety nets for English Language Learners Oak Grove School District 2001 The Academy/Independent Study District Oak Grove School District 2001 Alum Rock 21st Century Community Learning Center Alum Rock Union School District 2001 Branham High School VAPA Program Branham High School Campbell Union HSD 2001 Closing the Achievement Gap Oak Grove School District 2001 Families Learning Together Santa Clara Adult Education SCCOE 2001 Job Shadow Lynbrook High School Fremont Union HSD 2001 KDOG at Campbell Campbell Middle School Campbell Union School District 2001 Leigh High School Marching Band Leigh High School Campbell Union HSD 2001 Triple L Collaborative Oak Grove SD, Campbell Union SD, SJSU 2002 American Sign Language Class Rogers Middle School SCCOE 2002
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