Class Notes: 10-year anniversary of Genentech’s Futurelab STEM education partnership with South San Francisco Unified School District
Local leaders celebrated the 10-year anniversary of Genentech’s Futurelab STEM education partnership with South San Francisco Unified School District Oct. 17. This partnership has ensured over 85% of SSF elementary students now receive high-quality science instruction, awarded $4.5 million in scholarships, and is built on 85,000 hours of volunteer mentorship. From left, Rosanne Foust, president and CEO of San Mateo County Economic Development Association; Dr. Shawnterra Moore, superintendent of South San Francisco Unified School District; Genentech CEO Ashley Magargee; Tony Thurmond, California superintendent of Public Instruction; Ariane Hogan, director of State and Local Government Affairs at Genentech.
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