Partners

Partners

Oracle Education Foundation reaches students by collaborating with select schools and nonprofit organizations neighboring Oracle hubs. We offer in-person and hybrid engagements that connect students to the talented people of Oracle.

Oracle Education Foundation is on a mission to teach young people how to innovate, solve problems with technology, and shape a better future.

Our school and nonprofit partners

  • d.tech

    Design Tech High School

    Redwood Shores, California

    Design Tech High School, also known as d.tech, is a pioneering California public charter high school. Oracle’s relationship with d.tech began through Oracle Education Foundation in 2014 and quickly grew and deepened, with the company building a home for the school on its Silicon Valley campus.

  • Eastside College Preparatory School

    East Palo Alto, California

    Eastside College Prep is a private, nonprofit school serving grades 6 to 12, which all students attend tuition-free. It focuses on readying first-generation college students to attend and succeed in higher education.

    Eastside College Preparatory School
  • Ann Richards School

    Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders

    Austin, Texas

    The Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders is a public, all-girls school of choice that serves grades 6 to 12. It prepares young women to attend college, commit to a healthy lifestyle, lead with courage and compassion, and solve problems creatively and ethically.

  • Guadalupe Centers High School

    Kansas City, Misouri

    Guadalupe Centers High School is a public charter school that serves grades 9 to 12, providing a comprehensive educational program that ensures each student is college- and career-ready.

    Guadalupe Centers High School
  • JA Americas

    JA Americas

    Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and Peru

    Part of Junior Achievement, an international nonprofit educational organization, JA Americas prepares young people for the future of work by teaching them the skills they need.