Ninth District PTA Program Grants Recipients 2024-2025
We encourage more units and councils to apply for next year’s program grants!
Congratulations to the following Units who were awarded grant funding for the 2024/25 school year:
Santana High School PTSA
The Santana Closet will provide a safe and confidential place for students and families to access food, school supplies, hygiene products, and more. The first step is organizing the space, followed by donations and setup.
Bonsall West PTA
Hosting an Internet Safety Assembly to teach students and parents about online safety, digital reputation, and app use, including Roblox, TikTok, and YouTube.
Avocado Elementary PTA
Bringing the Center for World Music to classrooms through an 8-week program where students learn and play world instruments, connecting music with global cultures and learning.
Sage Creek High School PTSA
Sponsoring a Family Health and Wellness Series with monthly sessions on mental and physical health topics like eating disorders, sports psychology, stress, and drug awareness.
Valley Elementary PTA
Creating an Orchard Garden on campus for students to learn about trees, nutrition, and urban gardening, with hands-on lessons, tastings, and support from the Master Gardener Association.
San Diego Unified Council
Launching Equity Learning Sessions to help PTA members and school communities understand and implement diversity, equity, and inclusion practices through workshops and discussions.
Franklin Elementary PTA
Hosting a school spirit and art-based program that includes t-shirt design contests, parade participation, and an Art Night to engage students in creative expression and honor military families.
Calavera Hills Middle School PTSA
Supporting a variety of student-led lunch clubs that meet twice a month, offering spaces for students to connect over shared interests like music, books, gaming, and more.
Kelly Elementary School PTA
Building an outdoor classroom in the school garden with custom wood tables and benches for hands-on science activities, in collaboration with a local high school wood shop program.