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Drive agricultural innovation with open, adaptable, and accessible robotics and AI solutions. We collaborate with a diverse community of customers, from large farms to small growers, engineers, and agronomists with a vision to cultivate a future where farms thrive and healthy food is produced in a sustainable and equitable way.

We can live in harmony with nature. Our mission is to improve the state of global wild cat ecosystems. We work through a fusion of research, education, and online technologies. Our end goal will benefit humanity and drive meaningful change in the natural world. Our work allows us to get involved in the classroom and the field. We work with the public to educate them on how best to interact with and support wild cat conservation. We are also committed to maintaining the most up-to-date and innovative research.

Opportunities for students to gain first-hand knowledge of the diverse and rich histories of the peoples of Salinas over the past two centuries and to engage in interpreting those stories for multiple audiences. Service Learning Students will assist the collection manager with entering artifacts into the database,...

The Neighborhood at Salinas First is a place of hospitality, hope, and transformation for all! We are here to provide a safe place, nutritious meals, resources, and simple kindness to the lonely, the homeless, and the working poor in our neighborhood. 

Neighborhood at Salinas First serves breakfast starting at 6:00 am...

The Food Bank for Monterey County is committed "to lead efforts in the awareness and elimination of hunger in Monterey County". We provide an efficient, cost-effective, centralized system for collecting and distributing food that reduces waste and alleviates hunger in Monterey County. We also solicit donations of food, purchase staple foods, and distribute emergency and supplemental food to needy people and local charities.

At MPUSD, the Educational Services department is committed to providing services and support to meet the needs of our diverse learners from grades K-12 and beyond. We work together with our school leaders and staff to ensure all of our students have access to a high-quality instructional program and the services needed to succeed as individuals.

Highly persistent and organized service learners are necessary for this placement.  Students do outreach to community groups community  via workshops, at after school programs,  and through "green" products farmer's markets.

Our goal is to eliminate the opportunity gap while creating every student to be civic and digital citizens who are prepared to be college and career ready. The mission is to provide leadership and guidance for all stakeholders to increase student achievement through standards-based curricula, professional development, and educational support.

All service learning students will be required to have a TB test and Fingerprinting prior to starting their service hours.

Alisal Union School District operates eleven K-6 schools and partners with one Charter School in the most rapidly growing section of Salinas. In addition to our regular classroom teachers, our schools have certificated resource staff consisting of Bilingual Resource Teachers, Migrant Resource Teachers, Literacy Specialists, Instructional Coaches and Resource Specialists. Speech Therapists, Psychologists, School Nurses and Certified Nurses Assistants are also employed to provide additional resources to classroom teachers.

The Alisal Union School District currently serves about 7,700 students. Our multi-ethnic student population is distributed as follows:

• 94%  LCFF Unduplicated Count    
• 92%  Latinos
• 1%    White
• <1% each: African American, Asian, Filipino, Pacific Islander, two or more races
• 85%  Qualify for Free/Reduced-Priced Meals (although All of our students get free meals)
• 75%  English Learners
• 10%  Migrant
• 10%  Homeless
• 10%  Students With Disabilities
• 100% amazing students/our country's future leaders

All K-12 school districts require TB testing and some form of background checking (Livescan fingerprinting; Meagan’s List check; etc.). The level of clearance required depends on degree of supervision.

Alisal Union School District operates eleven K-6 schools and partners with one Charter School in the most rapidly growing section of Salinas. In addition to our regular classroom teachers, our schools have certificated resource staff consisting of Bilingual Resource Teachers, Migrant Resource Teachers, Literacy Specialists, Instructional Coaches and Resource Specialists. Speech Therapists, Psychologists, School Nurses and Certified Nurses Assistants are also employed to provide additional resources to classroom teachers.

The Alisal Union School District currently serves about 7,700 students. Our multi-ethnic student population is distributed as follows:

• 94%  LCFF Unduplicated Count    
• 92%  Latinos
• 1%    White
• <1% each: African American, Asian, Filipino, Pacific Islander, two or more races
• 85%  Qualify for Free/Reduced-Priced Meals (although All of our students get free meals)
• 75%  English Learners
• 10%  Migrant
• 10%  Homeless
• 10%  Students With Disabilities
• 100% amazing students/our country's future leaders

All K-12 school districts require TB testing and some form of background checking (Livescan fingerprinting; Meagan’s List check; etc.). The level of clearance required depends on degree of supervision.

The Mission of the Pajaro Valley Unified School District is to educate and to support learners in reaching their highest potential. We prepare students to pursue successful futures and to make positive contributions to the community and the global society.