Silicon Valley Academy Project

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“An informed member of the board made appropriate inquiries and performed adequate inspection as relating to the preparation of the exempt organization's return contents and positions taken.”

“Compliance was assured by disclosure and review.”

“The staff's salary is reviewed, compared to market data and approved by the board”

“The board is also considering other revenues, including making such documents available on the website of the silicon valley project”

“Program service description amount leased equipment $ 2,738 paypal $ 120 payroll processing fee $ 1,120 postege , shipping $ 103 professional fee $ 2,256 management and general service description amount bank service charge $1,145 licenses and permits $345 printing/reproduction $100 professional fees $7,380 fundraising service description amount fundraising events $834 merchants fees $182”

“PART III - STATEMENT OF PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS: PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE Silicon Valley Academy continued to fulfill its mission to empower students to meet their highest potential, nurture their social-emotional growth, and foster their commitment to serve society while successfully and safely transitioning back to full-time, in-person learning. The health and safety of students and staff were a top priority during the transition to in-person learning. SVA provided on-site weekly COVID-19 testing for students and staff, as well as at-home testing kits for student families. SVA's school principal took on the role of COVID-19 Designee and worked closely with the Santa Clara Department of Health, the California Department of Public Health, and the Santa Clara Department of Education attending weekly meetings to ensure SVA was following recommended guidelines as the situation rapidly evolved over the school year. The 2021-2022 school year marked the first year at the school's new, larger campus, offering more classrooms, a designated science lab and maker space, and a full-size gym. With the transition to the larger campus, SVA increased its student body by 35%, from 110 students in 2020-2021 to 150 students in 2021-2022, and has continued this growth trend into the 2022-2023 school year. With the new science lab and maker space, SVA is able to provide students opportunities to work with 3-D printers, robotics kits, and other tools to develop a wide range of skillsets and spark students' innovative curiosity. Finally, SVA partnered with local organizations to expand its offering of afterschool enrichment programming (such as cooking club and robotics club) and afterschool athletic programming (such as basketball and soccer teams). Additionally, Silicon Valley Academy continued to serve a socio-economically diverse student body offering tuition assistance to students in need. To further support families in need, SVA continued its partnership with other local non-profit organizations, such as Rahima Foundation, to ensure equitable access to SVA's top-tier education to all families interested.”