Congratulations to the winners of the Natomas Schools Foundation 2022 Scholarship Program! We wish you much success in the next chapter of your lives Ethan Sanchez, Nikolas Gimena, Viktoriia Kurilenko, Li Teh, Isabella Gutierrez, Mia May, Lauren Le, and Lizbeth Guerrero Rodriguez.
The Natomas Schools Foundation is participating in the Big Day of Giving from now through May 5th! The Big Day of Giving is an opportunity for the community to participate in a giving challenge to assist non-profit organizations like the Natomas Schools Foundation to help fulfill their mission to support students.
Get in on the giving to help us raise $5,000 and more! Donations are now being accepted at https://www.bigdayofgiving.org/natomasschoolsfoundation.
The Natomas Schools Foundation supports the academic, athletic and artistic achievement of the students served by Natomas Unified School District. The foundation provides annual scholarships to graduating high school seniors, chromebooks to students, grants for teacher art and athletics supply, and emergency support funds for students in need.
The Natomas Schools Foundation is a registered non-profit and all donation are tax deductible.
To allow enough time for current high school seniors to apply, Natomas Schools Foundation is extending the deadline for its Scholarship Program to Friday, April 22, 2022 at 6 p.m. Scholarship funds can be used toward expenses at a two-year college, four-year college, or trade school. More information and an application form are posted below.
The Natomas Schools Foundation is offering six $1,500 scholarships and four $1,000 scholarships this spring to deserving current high school seniors who attend the Natomas Unified School District and plan to further their education.
Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher and have served 50 hours or more in formal employment or volunteer service during the past two years, which can include school clubs. A short essay is required about lessons learned from that service and how it will help you achieve your future goals.
The entry deadline is Friday, April 8 by 6 p.m. Recipients will be notified before the end of the scheduled school year by the Natomas Schools Foundation, a nonprofit group committed to raising funds to benefit students attending schools within the Natomas Unified School District boundaries.
Scholarship funds can be used toward expenses at a two-year college, four-year college, or trade school. More information and an application form are posted below.
The Natomas community can now enjoy a beautiful, new mural on “The Book” along Del Paso Road near Inderkum High School painted and designed by students in the Natomas Unified School District. The mural was spearheaded by Inderkum High School’s Sabor Latino Club, which is open to all students to promote community service and appreciation of Hispanic cultural heritage. Natomas Schools Foundation sponsored the painting.
Pictured below are Sabor Latino students Nadia Aspera, Maribella Cruz Mercado, Isabella Gutierrez, Daniela Rodriguez, Sofia Rodriguez, Jayden Rona (artist), Jordan Davis, Cynthia Rodriguez, Jennifer Chan, Emi Nogen, Evelyn Arius, and Victoria Atherley. Students were joined by their advisor Maria Atherley.
To celebrate the achievement of graduating seniors, the Natomas Schools Foundation continued its annual tradition of awarding scholarships to deserving students. The scholarships are awarded to students intending to pursue a college education and exemplify commitment in their academics and community service. Congratulations to the following recipients, and thank you to our donors for supporting the NSF on the Big Day of Giving.
The 2021 NSF Scholarship Recipients are:
Kashvi Dwarka, IHS, $1,500, UC Davis
Estefania Garcia, NHS, $1,500, UC Davis
Emily Tang, IHS, $1,000, UCLA
Liliana Gonzalez, IHS, $1,000, UC Berkeley
Angel Prasad, IHS, $1,000, UC Berkeley
Amol Budhiraja, IHS, $1,000, UC Berkeley
Anna Nicholas, IHS, $1,000, Westmont
Sierra Garrett, PFAA, $1,000, Southern Oregon University
Bradley Carlton, IHS, $1,000, Grinnell College
Trisha Nagin, IHS, $1,000, UCLA
The Natomas Schools Foundation is participating in the Big Day of Giving on Thursday, May 6th! Big Day of Giving is an opportunity for the community to participate in a 24-hour giving challenge to support non-profit organizations like the Natomas Schools Foundation to help fulfill their mission to support students.
Our goal is to raise $10.000 on May 6th! To get in on the giving specifically on May 6th, please visit https://www.bigdayofgiving.org/natomasschoolsfoundation.
The Natomas Schools Foundation supports the academic, athletic and artistic achievement of the students served by Natomas Unified School District by providing annual scholarships to graduating high school seniors, providing chromebooks to students, through teacher art and athletics supply grants, and emergency support funds for students in need.
The Natomas Schools Foundation (NSF) is proud to announce its annual scholarship program. In 2021 the NSF will be offering scholarships to students who attend high school in the Natomas Unified School District. We are offering multiple scholarships for current high school seniors.
See application for more information!