San Diego Education Fund scholarship recipients are back in class after a well-deserved winter break that included food, fun and fellowship at Dave & Busters Mission Valley.

Aspiring teacher and SDSU sophomore Melissa Arguelles Garcia tutors at Clark Middle School. She began tutoring years ago as a student at Hoover High School.

Your support translates directly into scholarships for eligible San Diego Unified School District graduates who dream of becoming teachers or STEM professionals. 

Cameron Norman sings, dances, digs Harry Potter and finds time to study Japanese and Korean.

Ijabo Ibrahim is motivated by her refugee family’s unity, their hard work and the compassionate care they have received.

His education, experience and enthusiasm uniquely qualify Michael Angelo Camacho to join our Board of Directors.

For nearly two-dozen San Diego Education Fund Scholars, an end-of-school-year celebration at Dave & Busters San Diego included games, fellowship and a supersized buffet.

We are proud to have supported their college journey.

Stephanie Morales, a first-generation college student, says we have inspired her to help others.

Native San Diegan Cindy McIntyre hopes to inspire future teachers.

We are delighted to welcome Wade Glover to San Diego Education Fund’s Board of Directors.

Four of San Diego Education Fund’s newest scholars took center stage May 6 during San Diego Unified School District’s Teacher of the Year ceremonies.

If you or someone you know is eligible to apply for a San Diego Education Fund scholarship, do it now. The application period closes at 5 p.m. Monday, March 24.

Some study biology to become a high school teacher. “I’m one of those people,” Hajir Al Obaidi says.

Our winter newsletter covers our celebration at Dave & Busters and scholarship opportunities for aspiring teachers and STEM professionals.

Rhilo Soto tells the education fund Board of Directors how the scholarship is working for him.

San Diego Education Fund scholars gather at Dave & Busters for games, a buffet and conversation.

Superstars Mary Castleberry and Abigail Gonzalez appeared in an in-studio interview Nov. 14 at FOX 5 San Diego.

Future elementary school teacher Abigail Gonzalez thrived in the AVID program at Patrick Henry High School.

Crawford High School graduate and first-year nursing student Sumeya Aweys catches us up on her summer internship at Vertex Pharmaceuticals.