THE E3 Foundation

Etiwanda Excellence in Education Foundation

Enhancing a high quality, well-rounded education for ALL students in the Etiwanda School District.

SAVE THE DATE

Etiwanda Excellence In Education Foundation's

20th Annual 2K-5K

Etiwanda Fun Run

Saturday October 18, 2025

Central Park, Rancho Cucamonga

2K 8:00 AM 5K 8:30 AM

Official Chip Timing by Race Wire

Registration Opens
August 18

16th Annual Golf Tournament
Driving FORE Excellence

Etiwanda Excellence In Education Foundation

Tournament Photos

2025 Champions

(left to right)

Trevor Kuramata, Noah Cook

Tanner Kuramata, Bryce Tanner

Thank You to Our Sponsors and Golfers

Tournament CoSponsors

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Sand Trap Sponsors

Breakfast/Snack/Lunch Sponsors

The Gilfry Family

Michael and Chuck Mason

Tee Sign Sponsors: Burns and Johnston CPAs,
Claflin Family, Zen Educate,
Jaramillo Family, Culp Family, Molnar Family,
NIC Partnership, Inc.

Auction, Raffle and Item Donations: Schools of the Etiwanda School District Dick's Sporting Goods Golf Galaxy Top Golf Massage Envy Chick-fil-A Nothing Bundt Cakes Pepsi MK Smith Chevrolet Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf In-N-Out Sylvan Learning Etiwanda Costco Corner Bakery Roger Dunn Golf Independent Capital Management Upland Hills Golf Course Stater Brothers
City of Rancho Cucamonga Suds N'Bones Hidden Valley Golf Course O'Reilly Auto Parts

E3 Foundation Awards $14,540 in Innovation Grants to Etiwanda Teachers and Instructional Support Staff

Left to right:
Janella Cantu-Myricks, E3 VP; Kathy Molnar, E3 President; Melissa Kvalheim, Susan Henry, Landon Borbon, Cambria Rodriguez (front), Cassie Izaguirre, Kimi Herrera, Melinda Freeland-Marquez, Tahnee Harris, Misty Cooper, Darlene Carlmark, E3 Director; Natalia Seoane (front), Melissa Neise, Corrie Randall, Lisa Ponciano (for Ben Lautenslager), Steven Pilawski, Caryn Kratzer, Taylor Lawrence

Not pictured: Ramon Contreras, Jessica Holden, Ben Lautenslager, Enrique Rosas, Jacob Rose, Carl Strub, Deana Vasquez

At the October 24 meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Etiwanda School District, the E3 Foundation awarded 21 teachers and instructional support staff members with Innovation Grant Funding. Grants of up to $1000 are awarded annually through a competitive application process and can be used for innovative and creative projects that enrich classroom or school programs. Grants are awarded to those projects that advance the curriculum; pilot a program; encourage creative, innovative effort; inspire and/or motivate students; and have potential for longevity. This year’s total grant funding was $14,540.

This year’s grants include programs to support arts education, problem solving, STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) programs, technology and physical education. More specific grant information is available at 2024-25 Innovation Grants.

Congratulations to this year’s grant recipients:

E3 Appreciates Your Support

Your donation supports the Etiwanda School District students and community through gifts to schools, support of the BOB program, running of the school after-school programs, funding of innovation grants, school community seminars, and other special projects.