Erudite Technology Group

“Executive Director of HTS, a program of Erudite Technology Group, Inc., is the spouse of a Board member. Child of Board member is a part-time employee. Also, see Schedule L, Part IV.”

“The conflict of interest policy was adopted in 2005. The policy is reviewed periodically and updated, if needed. Also, the Board members sign conflict of interest forms, which are retained with the corporate documents. At any time during a year if an actual or potential conflict of interest arises, Board members are expected to inform/disclose this to the Board.”

“For all positions, management evaluates compensation provided in the public and private sectors and determines the appropriate compensation for the number of hours worked for each person. The positions receiving compensation and date of determination are as follows: Executive Director 2017 Program Manager/Administrator 2017 Financial Administrator 2017.”

“To the extent that Erudite Technology Group, Inc. is required by law to disclose or make these documents available to the public, ETG will do so upon request. If a request is made, management and the Board of Directors would perform an evaluation to determine whether disclosure is required.”

“Hope Technology Group”

“Erudite Technology Group, Inc. dba Hope Technology Group ETG was organized to give the disadvantaged and needy access to technology. In the 21st Century, access to and an understanding of technology will be critical for everyone in our society. However, many disadvantaged and needy children and adults do not have access to technology. ETG wants to help narrow this technology gap. To accomplish this, ETG opened a private school with the mission of providing an exceptional learning experience for typical and special needs children in a full-inclusion, technology rich environment. The full inclusion program will be composed of highly qualified teachers and therapists, who together with parents create the perfect team for each childs development. The small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratios benefit our students by providing individualized and small group instruction. We will work to identify and build on each childs strengths and help children overcome their weaknesses. Our goal and ambition is to allow each student to become a successful part of the community.”

“Erudite Technology Group, Inc. is a nonprofit public benefit corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person. It is organized under the California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporations Law for charitable purposes. In the context of these general purposes, Erudite Technology Group, Inc. shall, through all appropriate means, promote, encourage, foster and engage in charitable, educational, scientific and civic endeavors which serve the public at large, but have a primary purpose of benefiting children with special needs, including but not limited to: establishing and operating a full-inclusion school, disseminating information through various media conducting research developing educational material and software recruiting persons and organizations with technological talents and providing consulting services for other nonprofit benevolent organizations.”

“HOPE TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL: Encouraged by the success of its Education Lab, Erudite Technology Group, Inc. began work in 2000 to develop a full-inclusion model elementary school for children with and without special needs, capitalizing on best practices in education and technology. Work to develop the school continued in 2001 and culminated in its official opening in September 2001. The school is called Hope Technology School HTS and has expanded to include programs for children from preschool through high school. Over two decades later, HTS continues to fulfill its purpose of providing first class education to all children, but particularly to children with special needs, with dignity and Acceptance. During the September 1, 2023 - August 31, 2024 school year, HTS served 64 students in Kindergarten through 8th grade, 5 students in the preschool, 9 students in our VocEd program, and 29 students in our Learning Curve high school program.”