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Menlo Park-Atherton Education Foundation raises $3.5M
The Menlo Park-Atherton Education Foundation (MPAEF) presented its annual grant to the Menlo Park City School District at the June 10 school board meeting. This year, the foundation raised $3.5 million.
“Despite the pandemic’s uncertainty, our community came together and supported the One Community Campaign in fall 2020 to raise much needed funds for our schools’ parent teacher organizations and the MPAEF,” according to the June 23 district newsletter. “Our schools would not be the same without this campaign that supports libraries, science, music, art, mental health and wellness support, lower class sizes and so much more. And during the 2020-21 school year, the campaign also supported the Virtual Academy and other pandemic-related needs.”
Watch a video of Encinal School’s Esme Collier’s class present the “big check” to Superintendent Erik Burmeister and School Board President Sherwin Chen here.
Menlo Park district community survey
The Menlo Park City School District is collecting community feedback in its annual survey until July 31.
The survey helps district officials understand community members’ priorities and expectations.
Take the survey here.
New M-A principal’s salary released
Karl Losekoot, Menlo-Atherton’s newest principal, will earn an annual salary of $195,196, according to district spokesperson Ana Maria Pulido.
The Sequoia Union High School District governing board approved hiring Losekoot on May 26.
He started in the role on July 1 and previously served as vice principal at the Atherton high school. As vice principal, he earned $172,847 in 2019, according to Transparent California.
By Angela Swartz
By Angela Swartz
By Angela Swartz
