HeadsUp is the San Rafael Public Education Foundation.
Our Mission is to bring critical enrichment and support programs to our schools, providing equitable opportunities for our students while building community district wide.
MICHELENE MOAYEDI
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ALICIA MALET KLEIN
PRESIDENT
Who We Are
HeadsUp is made up of parents, school administrators, business people, and active members of the community who, since 1982, have raised millions of dollars to supplement our schools’ budgets. We currently contribute to helping make vital district-wide enrichment programs available to every child in our eleven schools. Though the state economy is improving after years of devastating budget cuts, like most California districts, San Rafael City Schools cannot provide the level of enrichment and corollary support services that the best prepared 21st-century students require. HeadsUp is committed to raising the additional funds necessary to ensure the quality education our 7,000 San Rafael students deserve.
HeadsUp Board
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Executive Director
Michelene Moayedi
Executive Committee
Alicia Malet Klein, President
Amy Jonak, Vice President
Mariana Lopez Quintanilla,
Vice President
Whitney O'Neill, Secretary
Sue Murphy, Treasurer
Board Members
Courtney Budesa
Tanya Burdick
Emily Busch
Amy Fogliani
Tory Harter
Tracey Hessel
Kris Jackson
Gina Kossler
Stacey Laumann
Melinda MacKaben
Kristin Maguire
Cecilia Perez
Melissa Tervet-da Cunha
SRCS School Board Rep
Carolina Martin
School Principal Liaisons
Jason Richardson
Superintendent
Jim Hogeboom
Emeritus Board
Gary Anspach
Jenny Callaway
Morry Cater
Cindy Chung
Tiffani Clarke
Carol Farrer
Pam Franklin
Cathy Gallagher
Patty Garbarino
Cari Gerlach
Maika Llorens Gulati
Linda Hamza
Brooke Hansen
Francesca Kennedy
Aimi Dutra Krause
Laurie Martinez
Carlene McCart
Carole MacPhail
Kathy O’Keefe
Laurie Pedersen
Naomi Spiegelman
Patty Thayer
Pat Wootton
Cynthia Wuthmann
Projected Spending and Funding Sources for 2022–2023
FY23 Adopted Budget
Rounded
Income
Community Appeal: 48,500
Parent Appeal: 20,000
Businesses/Grants: 39,500
SRHS Wellness Grants: 55,000
SchoolsRule: 138,100
Carnival/Other: 78,400*
Carryover: 129,100
TOTAL INCOME: 508,600
*Net of event expenses
Program Expenses
ES Enrichment: 179,800*
MS After-School Programs: 56,200*
HS College & Career: 90,000
HS Discretionary: 37,000
SRHS Wellness Grants: 55,000
Green Team Grants: 2,900
Mini-Grants: 15,000
Total Program Expenses: 435,900
Operating Expenses: 60,000
TOTAL EXPENSES: 495,900
*Site disbursements based on equity funding model
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