Mini Grants

Journalism contests give Carlmont students a way to expose their valuable work to a larger audience.

Tactile learning materials help AS English students manage stress leading up to exams.

Ensuring that all students have access to a graphing calculator in class

Carlmont Drumline entertains and inspires the entire school at rallies, football games, and community events.

Academic Literacy students visited Alcatraz, where they learned about mass incarceration and local wildlife.

A Chinese New Year celebration let students explore Chinese culture, games, crafts, and food.

Six new microscopes allow 9th grade biology students to study cell structures as well as particulate matter.

Privacy shields keep biology students focused during testing.

Throwing bats and additional storage shelves support an expansion of available ceramics classes.

A 3D printer supports project-based learning, bringing museum pieces and board games to life in AP Gov, AP Microeconomices, and World History.