Ascte Foundation Fka Alabama School of Cyber and Engineering Foundation Inc

“The organization's officers receive a copy of the 990 to review in advance; it is then discussed at a board meeting prior to filing with the irs.”

“A conflict of interest disclosure statement is completed and signed by employees, volunteers and board members. Affirmation of compliance with the disclosure statement is monitored annually and any conflicts will be handled by the board of directors.”

“The organization generally does not make its financial statements, conflict of interest policy or other organizing documents available to the general public. These documents are available upon request and any request will be reviewed and acted upon by the board of directors.”

“The ascte foundation was founded to aid in establishing and providing long term support to the alabama school of cyber technology and engineering, a state of alabama funded, state-wide, grade 9-12 magnet school located in huntsville, alabama. The ascte foundation's mission is to partner with industry; local, state, and federal government agencies; and advanced academia to aid in developing and executing a visionary strategy, raise money, and build and manage facilities for the school. Additionally, the ascte foundation will assist with funding for equipment, curriculum development, extra-curriculuar programs, and margin of excellence programs. Graduates from the school will be prepared to protect and defend alabama and the u. S. From an increasing global cyber threat. The school was established by the alabama legislature and is codified in alabama code section 16-26d. The school is governed by a 19 member board of trustees, including presidents of seven major colleges and universities in alabama. As a statewide magnet school, the alabama code requires the school to offer a seat for at least one student from each of the 137 school districts in alabama.”