Congratulations to the recipients of the 2025-26 LPEF School Grants! In the third year of this initiative, the Lynwood Partners Educational Foundation (LPEF) is awarding $10,273 in direct grants to three schools within the Lynwood Unified School District. These grants have been awarded to support school-wide projects aimed at enriching and enhancing the learning environments for both students and teachers in the District. Since 2023, LPEF has awarded 12 grants totaling $39,039.
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The 2025-26 LPEF School Grant Program recipients are listed below.

Knightly Rewards Fund
Lynwood High School’s Knightly Rewards Fund will enhance its PBIS H.O.N.O.R. program by offering incentive-based equipment and staff appreciation activities that strengthen school culture, boost student engagement and attendance, and promote staff retention.
Ana Gonzalez, Principal
Lynwood High School

RBN Center (Roosevelt Basic Needs Center)
Roosevelt Elementary’s RBN Center will provide students and families with essential items like food, clothing, hygiene products, and school supplies in a confidential, stigma-free space that supports well-being and academic success.
Blanca Montes, Principal
Rosa Parks Elementary School

SOAR with Success
Vista High School’s SOAR with Success initiative uses PBIS to build a positive, supportive school culture where vulnerable students are regularly recognized and celebrated for their achievements—often for the very first time.
Ramon Enriquez, Principal
Vista High School

For more information on the LPEF School Grant Program, contact Elsa Chagolla, LPEF Executive Director at 310.985.9713 or elsa@lynwoodedfoundation.org.