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Alpine Education Foundation Programs include activities such as Wheel of Experts, Robotics, Science Labs, Music, Aquaponics, an Essay Writing Contest, Punkin’ Chunkin’, AEF Little Learners, ReadyBreak Camps, Coding & Robotics, and Gardening & Aquaponics. The Wheel of Experts multiple pathway program lets students take part in hands-on enrichment topics including Coding & Robotics, Science Labs, Music, and Gardening & Aquaponics. The Alpine Education Foundation is a non-profit 501(c) organization and a 501(c)3 California Incorporated Non-Profit Charity.
• Price: Donations of any amount are highly appreciated and tax deductible!
The mission of Alpine Education Foundation Programs is to generate funds that support educational opportunities for students of the Greater Alpine Area to better prepare today’s youth for the future; through programs supporting the use of technology in the classroom, innovative practices, enhancing staff, professional development, and supplementing teacher support to allow for small group and individualized approaches to student learning. The organization is a volunteer group and relies on community involvement. The leadership team includes President Jessica Manning, Program Director Kate Roloff, Secretary Melinda Dunn, Treasurer Tahnee Schon, Director of Little Learners Tawnee Gomez, Director of Community Outreach Colin Campbell, AUSD Liaison Jenna Wienert, Teacher & ATA Board Liaison Diana Tompkins, Directors and Instructors Luiz Gomez and Laura Ruvial, Directors George Barnett, Laurie Hallihan, Katherine Conery, Rachelle Cullum, Jon Heaps, Amber Lewis, Matthew Shafer, and Matt Busacco, and Instructors Christina Ng, Sara Bloom Castorena, Debbie Dunbar, and Julie Morytko.
Last updated April 1, 2026.
• Price: Donations of any amount are highly appreciated and tax deductible!
The mission of Alpine Education Foundation Programs is to generate funds that support educational opportunities for students of the Greater Alpine Area to better prepare today’s youth for the future; through programs supporting the use of technology in the classroom, innovative practices, enhancing staff, professional development, and supplementing teacher support to allow for small group and individualized approaches to student learning. The organization is a volunteer group and relies on community involvement. The leadership team includes President Jessica Manning, Program Director Kate Roloff, Secretary Melinda Dunn, Treasurer Tahnee Schon, Director of Little Learners Tawnee Gomez, Director of Community Outreach Colin Campbell, AUSD Liaison Jenna Wienert, Teacher & ATA Board Liaison Diana Tompkins, Directors and Instructors Luiz Gomez and Laura Ruvial, Directors George Barnett, Laurie Hallihan, Katherine Conery, Rachelle Cullum, Jon Heaps, Amber Lewis, Matthew Shafer, and Matt Busacco, and Instructors Christina Ng, Sara Bloom Castorena, Debbie Dunbar, and Julie Morytko.
Last updated April 1, 2026.
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