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The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation is a community driven fund raising organization, which supplements state funding for programs that inspire learning, enrich teaching, and promote innovation and academic excellence in the public schools of


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The Manhattan Beach Education Foundation is a community driven fund raising organization, which supplements state funding for programs that inspire learning, enrich teaching, and promote innovation and academic excellence in the public schools of Manhattan Beach.

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Why does MBUSD receive so little funding?

  • California funding for education is inadequate – 42nd in the country.
  • We are a Revenue Limit district- due to Prop 13 and the portion of our funding that

supported education in 1978, we do not keep excess property taxes that are dedicated to Education. – K-8 20%

  • Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) gives supplemental funding to schools with higher

percentages of students who are English Language Learners, qualify for the Free/ Reduced Lunch Program and are Foster Youth. MBUSD has the highest unduplicated count in LA County, and we are 4th from the bottom in the state.

  • We do not have a parcel tax.
  • So our district relies on MBEF to supplement state funding
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California is 42nd in Per-Pupil Funding

50th in Student to Teacher and Student to Counselor Ratios

MBUSD is the only top ranked school district in California without a parcel tax, utility tax, or both, to supplement state funding Instead, our community and MBEF fill the gap MBUSD

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Grantmaking Guidelines

Founded in 1983 by a small group of committed volunteers to supplement inadequate state funding, MBEF is an independent 501c3 organization governed by a 33 member Board of Directors who represent all 7 schools.

We strive to invest in:

  • Academic excellence and personal growth
  • Programs that touch as many students as possible
  • Parity among all elementary schools
  • Programs with a K-12 perspective
  • Innovation in teaching and learning
  • Programs that align with the priorities of parents and teachers, and District goals
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Every Child. Every Day.

Mira Costa is ranked in the top 1% of U.S. Public High Schools by Newsweek and US News and World Report

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Responding to Community Priorities Parent and Teacher Survey 2016

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How important is MBEF to maintaining the quality of our public schools?

86% of Parents and 90% of Teachers felt grants are Extremely Important

91% of Respondents were “Extremely” or “Somewhat” satisfied with programs MBEF funds.

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Responding to Community Priorities

Current Grants: K-5

Parents and Teachers prioritize Class Size, Science Specialists and PE.

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Future Funding Priorities: K-5

Parents and Teachers prioritize More STEM and MakerSpace and 4th and 5th Grade Class Size Reduction.

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Shifts in Grants 2016/17 School Year:

Grants Reduced from $6M in 15/16 to $5.8M in 16/17

  • Shift from TOSA model to best practice of 50/50 teacher/coach model
  • New models of Math Professional Development K-12
  • Middle School Math Team Teacher/Coach
  • Focus on Climate of Care: Middle School Assistant Principal to support

Second Step Implementation

  • Additional CCC Resources for students after school hours
  • Innovation Grants to Teachers- Increased to $50K
  • Social Inclusion Grants- sponsored by the Clinton Family
  • Move from smaller classes in English and Humanities 6-12; to smaller

classes 6-12 overall- based on average

  • Continuing Hands-on STEM through Project Lead the Way, Additional units
  • f STEM, and MakerSpace
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What does MBEF fund at Elementary Schools?

$5.8M in the 2016/17 School Year - 70 Educators K-12

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What does MBEF fund District-Wide?

$5.8M in the 2016/17 School Year - 70 Educators K-12

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Questions?

Please don’t hesitate to reach out Farnaz Flechner farnaz@mbef.org 310.303.3342 Mbef.org