The Education Program in 2010
Goals:
- Increase economic opportunity and civic engagement by education students to succeed in a changing world through deeper learning
- improve the conditions for education reform in California
- Equalize access to knowledge for teachers and students around the globe through Open Educational Resources
- Raise educational achievement in disadvantaged communities in the San Francisco Bay Area
In 2010, the Education Program made 117 grants to 87 organizations, totaling over $32 million.
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View a list of the Education Program's 2010 grants.
The Education Program in the News in 2010:
- Expanding the Focus of the Education Program – April 2010
- Hewlett Foundation Joins Other Major Foundations and U.S. Department of Education to Invest in Education Innovation – April 2010
- The Hewlett Foundation's Role in Advancing Open Educational Resources – April 2010
- Video: Envision Schools - City Arts and Technology High School – May 2010
- A Twenty-First Century Education – May 2010
- Denis Udall Joins Hewlett Foundation as Education Program Officer – May 2010
- Christopher Shearer Joins Hewlett Foundation as Officer in the Education Program – September 2010
- “Foundations” - A Q&A with Denis Udall, Education Program Officer – September 2010
- The Quest for 'Deeper Learning' by Barbara Chow – October 2010
- Education for All – November 2010
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