Oxford Academy

Oxford Academy Foundation

Foundation Mission Statement:
The mission of the non-profit* Oxford Academy Foundation is to provide financial resources and assistance to promote the educational advancement and success of our students.

Foundation Website

www.oafoundation.org

Oxford Academy Foundation Supports Building Tomorrow's Leaders
Oxford Academy is open to any child in the Anaheim Union High School District (AUHSD), regardless of economic circumstance, through a rigorous entrance examination. We are the public school of choice for academic achievement and college preparation in Orange County, California.

Many of our students come from disadvantaged backgrounds, both cultural and economic. More than 20% receive some form of government aid. They continue to achieve academic excellence while overcoming hardships. They have contributed to helping Oxford Academy rank second in academic performance after only 4 years of circular development.

Oxford Academy is the only AUHSD property available for a magnet school. The current facilities are not sufficiently comprehensive to support a complete high school program. Our physical plant was built in 1966 and is in need of modernization. The students need your support to help correct these deficiencies to continue to grow and learn.

The Foundation's Goals:

Support additional classroom instructional personnel to maintain low student/teacher ratios
Provide Scholarships to support student pursuit of a college education
Acquire supplemental funding for classroom educational activities
Acquire state-of-the-art technology for promoting the educational program
Enhance library media services
Promote student foundation skills and competency development for the 21st century economy
Create an appreciation of the arts
Promote positive and healthy lifestyles

Foundation Near-Term Strategic Objectives:

Support a Teacher
Endow a permanent teacher position in English to lower class size in this critical focus area.
Provide Scholarships
Support Staff Development
Provide supplemental education for teaching staff development and inspirational guest speakers at campus events to bridge the gap between the health and business worlds.
Support Library Expansion
The 21st Century requires access and tools to exploit high- technology research databases, including internet access, subscription services, and library equipment security.
Development
Provide grant writing support to the career pathway development for access to state and federal funding.
Makeup the Shortfall in Facilities/ Equipment
Promote use of high technology notebooks, PDA’s, advanced presentation technology, and color printers by providing adequate supplies
Provide Community Outreach
Support student and teacher involvement in Project Hope through the faith-based Boys and Girls Club for tutorial services in English and math.