Help a Child Learn.  Achieve.  Succeed.

The dePaul School is dedicated to teaching students with learning differences how to learn, how to achieve in academics and how to be successful in school and life.

Tuition alone dos not cover the cost of a dePaul education. The dePaul School relies on gifts from alumni, parents, family and friends in the community to close the gap.

Contributions made to the Annual Fund are used to enrich and enhance the dePaul School program. Funds are used for curriculum and classroom materials, technology upgrades, teacher training and tuition assistance, all of which are vital to maintaining the quality of education and instruction at The dePaul School.
 

Curriculum and Classroom Materials

The varied learning styles of our students requires that we tailor our curriculum to meet the specific strengths and needs of our students.  We strive to continually improve and expand our research-based curriculum library and supporting classroom materials, providing our teachers and students with the best educational resources available. 

Teacher Training

It is critical for teachers to have ongoing and regular opportunities to learn from each other. Ongoing professional development keeps teachers and administrators up-to-date on new research on how children learn, emerging technology tools for the classroom, new curriculum resources, and more.
 

Technology

The goal of providing dePaul students with access to high-quality educational technology cannot be realized without the commitment of significant resources for equipment, infrastructure, support and training.

Tuition Assistance

Learning differences affect students from all socioeconomic groups. The dePaul School is committed to providing tuition assistance for families that could not otherwise afford to send their children to The de Paul School.

Shopping Reward Numbers

The dePaul School serves more students today than ever before in its 30 year history. Over the last five years, our enrollment has grown by 40%. With your help, we can continue to grow and help even more Bay area students who struggle in traditional educational settings.