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Aim High targets and recruits students who benefit the most from our programs – those who live in underserved neighborhoods in San Francisco, Oakland and East Palo Alto, attend underperforming schools, live in low-income households, and have limited access to educational opportunities. Aim High operates summer school campuses in some of the most impoverished Bay Area neighborhoods.
The 200 Aim High Summer Program served:
1023 Students
652 in San Francisco
243 in Oakland
128 in Redwood City/East Palo Alto
99% Students of Color
44% Asian/Pacific Islander
31% Latino
17% African American
7% Multi/Other
1% Caucasian
70% Poverty/Low-Income Level Households
Average Income: $36,890
Median Income: $29,539
90% Public School students
6% Parochial School students
4% Independent School students
66% speak a language other than English at home
22% have parent(s) who graduated college
For more information about Aim High's students, faculty, and results, download the
2009 Fact Sheet.