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Student Events 2020-2021 Catalog
Message from the Superintendent
James Mousalimas
The San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE) is proud to provide
the community with the 2020-2021 Student Events Catalog. The outstanding
activities and events on the following pages, such as the county and
state spelling bees, mock trial competitions, and science Olympiads, are
designed to support student learning, encourage excellence, and recognize
achievement among our county’s third through 12th-grade students.
Coordinated by the SJCOE’s Educational Services Division, San Joaquin
County academic events are fun and unique educational opportunities that
challenge students to think in complex ways and apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired in an
environment outside of the classroom. At the events, students represent their school and district at the
county-level, and winners of these events often move on to represent the county at the state and national
level. This experience, along with the knowledge and skills that students gain from participation, further
prepares them for success in college and career.
The SJCOE encourages all charter schools, parochial schools, private schools, public schools, and school
districts located within San Joaquin County to take advantage of these activities and events that motivate
student learning, promote teamwork, build school spirit, and celebrate education.
It is with great pleasure that the SJCOE hosts these countywide activities and events. However, their
success would not be possible without:
• The support of our generous sponsors and our partnership with the San Joaquin County Office of
Education Educational Foundation (SJCOEEF), county school districts, local businesses, and
community organizations.
• The volunteers who graciously donate their time and share their expertise and talents.
• The educators and coaches who guide, train, and motivate students.
• The families who promote student participation and encourage students to reach their goals by
developing their abilities and pursuing their interests.
• The students who proudly represent their school and district, challenge themselves, and spend
countless hours studying, researching, and practicing to improve and showcase their skills.
We enter this year of academic competitions and events with the same uncertainty all school-related
activities must face during this pandemic and the ever-evolving circumstances it has created. Some
events will not be possible this year. Others might look different or take place virtually. But there will still
be opportunities for students to strive, compete, and have the student-event experience this year. Working
alongside the educators, volunteers, and community partners -- we are determined to meet this challenge for
the sake of our students.
Sincerely,
James A. Mousalimas
County Superintendent of Schools
Table of Contents
2020/21 Programs
H2O Hackathon……...………………………………………………………………………………. Page 2
Esports……………………….……………………………………………………………………...... Page 2
High School Honors Concert……………………………………………………………………….. Page 3
Math Easy Tutoring…………………………………………………………………...……………... Page 4
Youth in Government Day………………………………………………………………………...... Page 4
Dinner with a Scientist……………………………………………………………………..………... Page 5
San Joaquin County Spelling Bee……………………………………………………………........ Page 5
Seal of Biliteracy……………………………………………………………….…………………….. Page 6
FabLab…………….…………………………………………………………………………............. Page 6
Academic Decathlon…………………………………………………………………………........... Page 7
Mock Trial………………………………………………………………………………………......... Page 8
San Joaquin County STEAM Fair………………………………………………………………..... Page 9
Middle School Honors Concert…………………………………………………………………...... Page 9
Science Olympiad………………………………………………………………………………........ Page 10
Math Tournament……………………………………………………………………………............ Page 11
California State Elementary Spelling Bee…………………………………………………........... Page 11
Academic Pentathlon………………………………………………………………………….......... Page 12
Outdoor Education………………………………………………………………………….............. Page 13
Biotech Boot Camp for Kids………………………………………………………………………… Page 14
Coding and Robotics Camps…………………………………………………………………......... Page 14
Durham Ferry Outdoor Education Center…………………………………………………........... Page 15
Artists-in-Schools………………………………………………………………………………......... Page 16
SJCOE Educational Foundation Golf Shootout ………………………………...……………...... Page 16
SJCOE Educational Foundation Sponsorship Levels…..……………………………………...... Page 17
1
H2O Hackathon
Who: Teams from middle school through college
When: Spring 2021
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education
The annual H2O Hackathon is a unique event that taps into the technological and problem solving skills of
local students to help find solutions to the state’s water issues. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three
teams in each division: middle school, high school, and college. No coding experience is necessary. Teams
will use the block-based coding platform APP LAB from Code.org and follow a curriculum and lesson plan
developed by the San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE) CodeStack department. Organized by the
SJCOE and iHub San Joaquin in partnership with Restore the Delta, A.G. Spanos Companies, Café Coop,
BOSS
Systems, Stockton Unified School District, San Joaquin Delta College, and the
University of the Pacific, the H2O Hackathon provides students an opportunity
to implement real-world applications of the science, engineering, and other skills
they are learning in school. At the same time, the products created by students
during the Hackathon could become
valuable tools to help California find Contact us for more information
solutions to some of the problems
surrounding issues of water. STEM Programs
(209) 468-4880
www.sjcoescience.org/
Esports
The Central California eSports League (CCEL) is
providing additional opportunities for high school students to have
their voices heard, obtain additional scholarships to college, and
foster healthy digital citizenship through structured, competitive
online video gaming. Our league is the only full-inclusion high
school sports program currently being offered within the central
valley. We are closely aligned with the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) and have helped the CIF to
explore the potential of eSports becoming officially
sanctioned in the future. Students must meet all of their
district or school requirements for eligibility to play a high
school sport. Please take a look at our website:
ccesports.org or email the league Commissioner (Richard
Woodruff) at rwoodruff@sjcoe.net if you would like to know
more.
Contact us for more information
Richard Woodruff
(209) 468-4973
rwoodruff@sjcoe.net
www.ccesports.org
2
High School Honors Concert
Postponed to 2021-2022
San Joaquin Delta College
Atherton Auditorium
5151 Pacific Avenue, Stockton
The High School Honors Concert is an annual event
featuring the county’s most gifted and talented band,
string orchestra, and choir students. It is co-sponsored
by the San Joaquin County Office of Education, San
Joaquin Delta College, and the San Joaquin County
Music Educators’ Association. Participation is open to all San Joaquin County high school band, orchestra,
and choir students and their directors.
This concert has a list of distinguished guest conductors
representing the very best music educators from colleges
and universities from our area and annually attracts a
large audience. The concert is open to the public, free of
charge.
Student membership is by digital audition each fall. Requirements
include scales and compulsories similar to that required by
state-level ensembles. The fee schedule is $35 per student and $45 per
school ensemble.
Please see your choir, orchestra, or band director for audition details or
visit our website at sjhonors.org.
Contact us for more information
Visual and Performing Arts
(209) 468-4973
swendell@sjcoe.net
www.sjhonors.org
3
Math Easy Tutoring Dates: TBD
Location: Hours: TBD
M.K. Troke Library Tuesday-Thursday
502 W. Benjamin Holt
Stockton
The Math Easy Tutoring program, formerly Math Smart Tutoring, provides free tutoring to sixth-
through 12th-grade students needing help with math. Tutors share their enthusiasm and expertise
and offer individual attention and encouragement.
Teachers, college students, high school students, and community members are invited to share
their love of math by volunteering to be a Math Easy Tutor. Please contact the math department if
you are interested in joining the tutoring team.
Contact us for more information
Satinder Singh, Director of Mathematics
(209) 468-9177 Please bring your student textbook
ssingh@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/Mathematics/MathEasyTutoring.aspx and homework information!
Youth in Government Day
Who: Grades 9-12
When: October 29, 2020
Where: Virtual Event - Zoom
The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors, in partnership with San Joaquin
County Office of Education, is providing an opportunity for youth to experience
what it is like to work for San Joaquin County.
This one-day job-shadowing experience places high school students in a wide range of occupations throughout San Joaquin
County. High school students are eligible and are chosen by teachers and counselors based on their interest, maturity, and
ability to secure transportation to and from the San Joaquin County Administration Building in downtown Stockton.
Contact us for more information
Office of Student Events and Activities
(209) 468-4866
kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/StudentEvent/youthgov.aspx
4
Dinner with a Scientist
STEM
Who: Grades 6-12
When: TBD
Time: TBD
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education
Wentworth Education Center
2707 Transworld Drive, Stockton
Cost: Fee waived for 2020
Coming soon:
Virtual opportunities to meet STEM professionals!
Contact us for more information
STEM Programs
(209) 468-4880
www.sjcoescience.org/
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
24th Annual Spelling Bee
Who: Grades 4-6 & 7-9 The winner and runner-up in
When: Monday, April 12, 2021 both divisions will represent
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education San Joaquin County in the State
Wentworth Education Center Spelling Bee Championships in
2707 Transworld Drive, Stockton May 2021.
About the competition
Grades 4-6: For this oral competition, each participant stands alone on the podium to spell their word. Each contestant
will be asked to spell a different word, with the level of difficulty increasing with each round. A student is eliminated after
misspelling two words.
Grades 7-9: In this written competition, every student participating spells the same list of words. When a student misses
four words, that student is eliminated.
The County Spelling Bee is open to grades 4-9 from all public or Contact us for more information
private San Joaquin County Schools. Districts with five or more
Office of Student Events and Activities
schools may send four students per division. Districts with two to
four schools may send two students per division. Individual schools
(209) 468-4866
may send one student per division. kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/spellingbee/
5
Seal of Biliteracy
April 29, 2021
Awards Ceremony
San Joaquin County Office of Education
The San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE) promotes the development of high levels of multiple
languages and literacies, cultural appreciation, and cross-cultural understanding. The Seal of Biliteracy
Awards Ceremony advances the commitment of the SJCOE to all students that they graduate prepared and
equipped with the knowledge and skills to participate successfully in college, career, and in a global, diverse
and multilingual 21st century society.
Contact us for more information
Language and Literacy Office
(209) 468-4978
tludolph@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/LanguageAndLiteracy/BiliteracyAward.aspx
FabLab
The San Joaquin County Office of Education FabLab is an engineering
classroom designed to “WOW.” The idea is for students to learn Next
Generation Science Standards (NGSS) engineering design
standards while being amazed at their own ability to use math,
science, and technology to invent something new.
The lab has tons of high-end equipment (laser cutters, 3D
printers, CNC milling, robotics arenas, vinyl cutter, and more
than 100 computers from 3D augmented reality zSpace
workstations, and tiny Arduinos) to give an amazing science
and engineering experience to students who come for field
trips and teachers who come for training.
Contact us for more information
Stephen Callahan, Educational Technology Coordinator
(209) 468-4880
scallahan@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoescience.org
6
Academic Decathlon
January 2021
Speech & Interview
San Joaquin County Office of Education
Saturday, February 6, 2021
Objective Tests and Super Quiz
About the competition
The California Academic Decathlon Association encourages and rewards academic excellence by
motivating and preparing students through cooperative and competitive events. The Decathlon is concerned
with the achievements of all youth and concentrates its efforts on secondary students from public and private
schools throughout California. The Decathlon embodies a partnership of businesses, foundations, and individuals in
cooperation with the educational community and county offices of education.
A team consists of nine high school students from the same school. The nine-member team is comprised of three Honor,
three Scholastic, and three Varsity students, as indicated by the following academic categories:
Category GPA
Honor 3.80-4.00
Scholastic 3.20-3.799
Varsity 3.199 & below
The California Academic Decathlon is a program in which both
public and private high school students are eligible to compete
as individuals and as team members in a series of 10 academic
tests and demonstrations. These include mathematics, economics,
science, social science, art, language and literature, music, essay,
interview, and speech.
The Decathlon is funded by the San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE), with some expenses paid courtesy
of the San Joaquin County Office of Education Educational Foundation, which provides money to enhance and upgrade
the program. Corporate sponsorship and other personal contributions for the Academic Decathlon help to keep the cost
to enter a team at $450 in the San Joaquin County competition. The SJCOE also provides the administration and
oversight of the general program.
Contact us for more information
Office of Student Events and Activities
(209) 468-4866
kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/academicdecathlon/
7
Mock Trial
February 2021
About the competition
Mock Trial has been a tradition in San Joaquin County for over 20 years. This outstanding high school event is
sponsored by the San Joaquin County Bar Association, Humphreys College, Laurence Drivon School of Law,
and the San Joaquin County Office of Education Educational Foundation, in cooperation with the
Constitutional Rights Foundation.
In this true-to-life competition, high school teams debate fictitious cases before presiding superior court judges
and scoring attorneys. Cases involve contemporary issues and pre-trial arguments on the amendments to the
U.S. Constitution. Teams also may include courtroom artists and journalists.
In Mock Trial, students experience the excitement of working in teams, exchanging ideas, setting goals, and
examining issues while interacting with positive role models from the community. By studying the case and
preparing strategies and arguments for trial, students also develop presentation skills, analytic ability, and team
cooperation.
Contact us for more information
Office of Student Events and Activities
(209) 468-4866
kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/mocktrial/
8San Joaquin County STEAM Fair
Who: Grades K - 12 Will res
Where: ume:
Februar
San Joaquin County Office of Education
Wentworth Education Center
2707 Transworld Drive, Stockton y 2022
About the competition
Each year the San Joaquin County STEAM Fair awards thousands of dollars to
students of San Joaquin County who exhibit superior levels of understanding and
articulation in the area of science, engineering, technology, and mathematics.
Top students proceed to the California State Science Fair held each year in Los
Angeles.
Our mission is to engage and inspire students to become interested in pursuing
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Contact us for more information
STEM Programs
(209) 468-4880
www.sjcoescience.org/
Middle School Honors Concert
Postponed to 2021-2022
San Joaquin Delta College
Atherton Auditorium
5151 Pacific Avenue, Stockton
The Middle School Honors Concert is an annual event featuring the
county’s most gifted and talented middle school band, string orchestra,
and choir students. It is co-sponsored by the San Joaquin County Office
of Education, San Joaquin Delta College, and the San Joaquin County
Music Educators’ Association. Participation is open to all San Joaquin
County middle school band, orchestra, and choir students and their
directors.
Held in March at the Delta Center for the Arts, Warren Atherton Auditorium, San Joaquin Delta College, the concert has a
list of distinguished guest conductors representing the very best music educators from San Joaquin County. This annual
event attracts an audience from throughout San Joaquin County and is open to the public free of charge. Musical events
such as this have been offered to students in the area for over 60 years.
Recorded auditions for band, orchestra, and choir are normally held in Contact us for more information
November and December. Please see your school’s choir, orchestra, or Visual and Performing Arts
band director for details or visit our website at sjhonors.org. (209) 468-4973
swendell@sjcoe.net
www.sjhonors.org
9Science Olympiad
Division B/C
Saturday, March 6, 2021
Ronald McNair High School
9550 Ronald E. McNair Way
Stockton
Division A
Saturday, March 13, 2021
Ronald McNair High School
About the competition
Science Olympiad tournaments are rigorous academic interscholastic competitions that consist of a series of
individual and team events for which students prepare during the year. The competitions follow the format
of popular board games, TV shows, and athletic games. These challenging and motivational events are
distributed between the various science disciplines of biology, earth science, chemistry, physics, computers,
and technology.
There is a balance between events requiring knowledge of science facts, concepts, processes, skills, and
science applications. There are three levels of competition available to any San Joaquin County school, public
or private: Division A for grades 3-6; Division B for grades 6-9; and Division C for grades 9-12.
Entry is limited to two teams per school for each division. A fee of $200 per team for B/C and $150 per team
for A is required of each school to help defray competition costs.
Visit the Science Olympiad website:
Division A: https://sjcoe.org/scienceolympiad/DivisionA2.aspx
Division B/C: https://sjcoe.org/scienceolympiad/DivisionBC.aspx
Contact us for more information
Office of Student Events and Activities
(209) 468-4866
kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/scienceolympiad/Default.aspx
10Math Tournament
TBD
Division E • Grades 4 - 6
TBD
Division M • Grades 7 - 8
San Joaquin County Office of Education
About the competition
This national program promotes excellence in math while raising student
test scores and increasing student self-esteem. The math problems are
written to sharpen problem-solving skills and to hone competitive and Math Tournament Meeting
cooperative skills. TBD
The tournament is open to all public and private schools in San SJCOE, Wentworth Education Center
Joaquin County. Schools may enter one team per tournament, with the 2707 Transworld Drive
possibility of a second team based on space availability.
Registration fee is $60 per team.
Contact us for more information
Satinder Singh, Director of Mathematics
(209) 468-9177
ssingh@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/Mathematics/
California State Elementary
Spelling Bee
Who: Grades 4 - 6
When: Saturday, May 8, 2021
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education
Wentworth Education Center
About the competition
Students from over 30 counties from across California will meet at the SJCOE to compete for
the title of State Champion. Two students from each county in California in grades 4-6, who
have been certified as county champions by their county school superintendent or authorized
designee, are eligible to compete at this state championship.
Contact us for more information
Office of Student Events and Activities
(209) 468-4866
kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/sae/spellingbee/index.aspx
11Academic Pentathlon
Who: Grades 6 - 8
When: Saturday, April 17, 2021
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education
About the competition
Founded in 1984 in Orange County, California, the Academic Pentathlon program encourages and
rewards academic excellence among students of all ability levels. The Academic Pentathlon provides
a less restrictive environment for learning where individual leadership, cooperation, and peer support
are incorporated as motivators. Teachers and students work together as a team and compete in front
of a live audience. Grades six, seven, and eight may compete on the same team and will use the same
curriculum. The competition topics will follow the United States Academic Decathlon theme.
The coach selects a nine-member team. Each school may enter up to two teams per grade level. The
team includes three students from each of the grade point average categories.
A participation fee of $150 per team is required of each school to help defray the competition costs.
Contact us for more information
Office of Student Events and Activities
(209) 468-4866
kwipfli@sjcoe.net
www.sjcoe.org/academicpentathlon/
12Outdoor Education
Will resume:
Founded in 1957, San Joaquin County’s Outdoor School is one of the oldest, largest,
and most successful programs of its kind in California. Our mission is to encourage
children to experience a rich, science-based environment and learn to appreciate the
bounty and diversity of the earth by taking a responsible role in protecting our natural
resources. This exciting educational program for fifth- and sixth graders is often long 2021-2022
remembered as the highlight of a student’s elementary years.
Outdoor School provides an exciting avenue for kids to explore nature outside of the
classroom and brings to life concepts they are learning about in a brand new way. All activities and curriculum align
with the California State Science Standards and the program is fully certified by California Outdoor School Administrators
(COSA). The outdoor school is located in the coastal redwood forest only 12 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean. With easy
access to diverse ecosystems and habitats, the redwood forest, beaches, tide pools, and dunes of the Central California
Coast provide a spectacular arena for study and exploration.
The San Joaquin County Outdoor Education Program is a five-day, four-night experience for fifth- and sixth grade students
from the county’s public, private, and parochial schools. During
the 2018-19 school year, the environmentally conscious program
accommodated over 4,600 campers and 900 visiting teachers and Contact us for more information
high school cabin leaders. The 2019-20 fee was $325 per student,
which included round-trip transportation, lodging, 12 nutritious meals, Lissa Gilmore, Coordinator of Outdoor Education
program supplies, trained naturalists, and an exceptional outdoor (209) 468-4809
experience. lgilmore@sjcoe.net
www.outdooreducation.sjcoe.org
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13Biotech Boot Camp for Kids
STEM
Who: Grades 6 - 12
When: Summer 2021
Time: 9a.m. - 2:30p.m.
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education
Wentworth Education Center, Harmony Grove Lab
Be a part of this unique opportunity
in San Joaquin County to build your skills!
Students will be exposed to hands-on biotechnology activities
that will give them experience to build upon! Students will
explore subjects including microbiology, micropipetting,
electrophoresis, bioengineering, gene expression, protein
quantitation, protein purification, and DNA extraction.
Contact us for more information
STEM Programs
(209) 468-4880
www.sjcoescience.org
Coding and Robotics Camps
STEM
Who: Grades 3-12
When: Summer 2021
Time: 9a.m. - 2:30p.m.
Where: San Joaquin County Office of Education
Wentworth Education Center, Harmony Grove Lab
Computer science is in all types of items that we use every day. People often see computer science as
calculations and commands. In our coding camps students get to see computer science as so much more.
Students get to create a piano with play dough and circuits, engineer an arcade system in a maker space, or
design a smart fashion with programmable textiles. Camps range from elementary through high school and
cover languages from Scratch to Python. As students apply their knowledge in fun
and creative ways, computer science becomes more than an abstract concept and
moves to being a tool students use to contribute to the world around them.
Contact us for more information
STEM Programs
(209) 468-4880
www.sjcoescience.org
14Durham Ferry Outdoor Education Center
Durham Ferry Outdoor Education Center
29393 S. Airport Way
Manteca
Durham Ferry has been an important site for the people of the San
Joaquin region. In the mid-1800s pioneers and freight wagons heading
to the southern gold mines used this area as a ferry crossing. Later it
was named South County Regional Park and then Durham Ferry State
Recreation Area. In 1997, when state and county funds didn’t suffice to
continue managing the park, the property was given to the San Joaquin
Office of Education to be used for educational purposes.
The site, located at 29393 S. Airport Way, Manteca, rests on a large bend of the San Joaquin River. The 240-
acre property includes nearly 80 acres of riparian forest on the riverside of the levy road. The site is a gem of
local biodiversity, home to many native plants, birds, mammals, and other wildlife. It sits on the Pacific Flyway, an
international route for migratory birds, and is near enough to San Joaquin National Wildlife Refuge and Caswell
State Park to have potential continuity with some of the wildlife populations at these sites.
The Durham Ferry Outdoor Education Center offers field trips for multiple grade bands.
MEANDER field trips are for students in grades 3 - 5. The field trip includes an hour guided hike along San
Joaquin River trails and grade-appropriate, inquiry-driven, hands-on STEM (science, technology, engineering,
and math activities. Standards-based lessons are centered around life and earth science, ecology, natural and
cultural history, environmental literacy, engineering, and technology. Upon request, we will provide teachers with
a lesson sequence with pre- and post-field trip activities. We can accommodate up to three classes at a time. The
field trip cost is $300 per class for no more than 32 students.
BioBlitz field trips are for students in grades 6 - 12. Students will work in small groups to identify and record the
predominant species at the Durham Ferry Outdoor Education Center. Students will hike, use maps, datasheets,
and iPads to contribute their observations to the iNaturalist app and help build a database of the local species.
Field Trip cost: $300 for a class of no more than 32 students.
Let’s Play Outside summer camps
These summer day camps have multiple offerings throughout the summer. Campers in grades 4 - 7 will
participate in science activities and art. They will go on nature hikes to the San Joaquin river and deploy wildlife
cameras. Campers will practice archery, fishing, and other recreational activities. We make science fun!
Contact us for more information
Dean Reese, Program Coordinator
dreese@sjcoe.net
(209) 292-2713
www.sjcoescience.org/summer-camps1.html
15Artists-in-Schools
Bringing Art Back into the Classroom
Artists-in-Schools now offering live and recorded virtual sessions!
Artist Residencies: The Artists-in-Schools program is designed to bring professional
artist residencies to county students, grades K-8. The program’s goal is to
provide opportunities to experience art in the classroom.
Residencies are available in visual art and dance. The artists work with
students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Artists work with each
of the selected classes for one hour per week for up to eight weeks.
Lesson plans are developed according to the artist’s area of expertise
and are California Standards-based. Please visit our website or call
for program details.
Contact us for more information
Visual and Performing Arts
(209) 468-4973
swendell@sjcoe.net
www.artistsinschools.synthasite.com
San Joaquin County Office of Education Educational Foundation Golf Shootout
Postponed to:
2021
All proceeds go to the San Joaquin
County Office of Education Educational
Foundation, which supports the
Contests Include: countywide student events and
Longest Drive (men and women) activities in this catalog.
Closest to Pin (men and women)
Putting Contest
Your donation includes green fees, cart, use of practice range,
beverages, breakfast, lunch, tee prize give-a-ways, and
support to the San Joaquin County Office of Education
Educational Foundation, a non-profit organization. Your donation
is tax-deductible to the fullest amount permitted by law.
The tournament will offer major prizes for any hole-in-one
on any designated par 3 hole. All players will have a chance
to win golf clubs, (2) airline tickets, and/or the grand prize of
$10,000.00 cash.
For more information and tournament registration, please call (209) 468-9061.
16San Joaquin County Office of Education Educational Foundation Sponsorship (SJCOEEF) Levels
Superintendent’s Circle: ($75,000 or more)
Distinguished Benefactor: ($35,000-$74,999)
Benefactor: ($10,000-$34,999)
Platinum: ($5,000-$9,999)
• (2) complimentary foursome option at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($1,200 value)
• large-hole sponsor signage at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($500 value)
• mention in all student event programs
• display of banner option at all student activity events (if requested)
• medal hanging option at one student event (if requested)
• distribution of logo gifts/products option (if requested)
Corporate: ($3,000-$4,999)
Gold: ($2,000-$2,999)
• complimentary foursome option at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($600 value)
• large-hole sponsor signage at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($500 value)
• mention in all student event programs
• display of banner option at all student activity events (if requested)
• medal hanging option at one student event (if requested)
• distribution of logo gifts/products option (if requested)
Silver: ($1,500-$1,999)
• complimentary twosome option at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($300 value)
• large-hole sponsor signage at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($500 value)
• mention in all student event programs
Bronze: ($1,000-$1,499)
• complimentary player option at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($150 value)
• large-hole sponsor signage at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($500 value)
• mention in all student event program
Executive: ($500-$999)
• large-hole sponsor signage at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($500 value)
• mention in all student event programs
Century: ($250-$499)
• small-hole sponsor signage at SJCOEEF Golf Shootout ($250 value)
• mention in all student event programs
Mail to:
Friends: ($1-$249)
SJCOE Educational Foundation,
• any donation amount is appreciated Attn: Wayne Brown
P.O. Box 213030
Stockton, CA 95213
Donations are tax-deductible, 501c(3) non-profit organization. Please make your checks payable to: SJCOE Educational
Foundation. For full coverage and acknowledgement at the SJCOE Golf Shootout, your contribution must be received on
or before June 30, 2021. SJCOE Educational Foundation, (209) 468-9061. Thank you for contributing to the recognition of
those students who are making the most of their educational opportunities.
17Honor Roll of Sponsors
THANK YOU TO THE HONOR ROLL OF SPONSORS AND THE INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES
WHO DONATE ANNUALLY BETWEEN $1 AND $249. WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT!
Superintendent Circle ($75,000 or More) Executive Sponsor ($500 - $999)
Intrepid Foundation AM Stephens Construction Co., Inc.
American Fidelity Assurance Company
AMS.NET
Benefactor Sponsor ($10,000 - $34,999) Bank of Stockton
Community Foundation of San Joaquin Black Oak Casino
Van Groningen & Sons, Inc. Brig Summers of First Student
YouthBuild USA California Waste
CDW-G
Dean and Kathleen Janssen
Platinum Sponsor ($5,000 - $9,999) Disneyland Resort
Henry & Associates Architects
Amazon
Interface
Blue Diamond Growers
JaniTek Cleaning Solutions
Kris Brocchini
Korean Professional Building Maintenance
PG&E
Kory Brown
Financial Center Credit Union
MassMutual
Linda Melson
New York Life
Staples
Oak Ridge Winery
Premier Community Credit Union
Corporate Sponsor ($3,000 - $4,999) PVS Vending
Quick’s Glass Service
Keenan & Associates RADON
Legacy Enterprises San Joaquin County Bar Foundation
United Way Securitas
University of California, Berkeley Sheri Coburn
University of California, Davis Stockton Lions Club
The Reserve at Spanos Park
Gold Sponsor ($2,000 - $2,999) University of the Pacific
Wayne and Cathy Brown
Johnson Controls
Progressive Designs
Raymus Foundation Century Sponsor ($250 - $499)
Roebbelen Contracting, Inc.
Brookside Country Club
S.A.C., Inc.
Dan and Annie Cunial
Sonitrol
Delicato Family Vineyards
USA Shade & Fabric Structures
Delta Dental
Warden’s
First Commercial Real Estate
Hillier Ford of Escalon
Silver Sponsor ($1,500 - $1,999) Jack and Janwyn Funamura
Jackie Flowers
Community Foundation of San Joaquin with CB Merchant Services Karyn Dexter Larsen
Mimms Electric Inc. Mamie and Charlie Starr
San Joaquin County Office of Education Northern California Officials Association
On the Scene Cuisine
Bronze Sponsor ($1,000 - $1,499) PFM Asset Management
Regional Parent Advisory Committee
Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo Sandra Wendell
Diane and James Mousalimas Vernon Gebhardt
Lawrence Livermore Lab VSP Vision Care
Port of Stockton Walter and Sandra Loheide
The SJCOE Educational Foundation supports academics, student events, and other valuable
programs. The Foundation’s support would not be possible without the donations made by
the community. Sponsors mentioned reflect donations of $250 and above to the Foundation
and SJCOE from July 1, 2019, through June 30, 2020. Thank you to the 2018-2019 Educational
Foundation Board of Directors: Carlos Almanza, Scott Anderson, Dr. Janwyn Funamura,
Dylan George, Charlynn Harless, Dean Janssen, Greg McCreary, Raymond McCray, James
Mousalimas, Janai Stanton, Jane Steinkamp, William Trezza, and Christoffer Wardell.You can also read
