Milken Educator Awards
Celebrate, elevate and activate America's most talented teachers through individual $25,000 prizes and a national network
Mike's Math Club
Curriculum enrichment program shows inner-city students that math can be fun and useful!
TAP™: The System for Teacher and Student Advancement
Systemic school reform produces teacher excellence, student achievement, and opportunities for all
Milken Scholars
Scholarships, mentoring and networking for exceptional young people to create lifelong leaders for a better world
Milken Archive
Discovering and preserving sacred and secular music reflecting the American Jewish experience for people of all faiths and cultures
Lowell Milken Center
Teaching respect and understanding among all people via educational projects that feature unsung heroes as role models to "repair the world"
Epilepsy Research Awards
Research awards to improve treatments and discover a cure for epilepsy
Project-Based Learning: A Journey of Discovery
Milken Educator Shannon Garrison (CA '08) delves into the world of researching unsung heroes in history.
Dr. Hector Ibarra: Proving Educators Can Make a Difference
A well-decorated Milken Educator discusses motivating children beyond the classroom and the future of education.
Building Dreams Together in Any Language
Tu Moua-Carroz (CA '10) on accepting and embracing different cultures in the classroom.
21st Century Buddies
Roni Gold (MA ’10) on how technology is transforming teaching and learning for today's students and tomorrow's teachers.
NIET Provides Expert Evaulation With New Best Practices Center
With more than a decade of on-the-ground work in teacher quality reforms, NIET is offering "service, support and solutions" to fit this bill.
The Milken Family Foundation
Realizing Human Potential
Since its founding in 1982 by Michael and Lowell Milken, the Milken Family Foundation has sought to unlock the power of human potential. MFF's mission — to help people help themselves and those around them to live productive and satisfying lives — has guided its efforts for three decades.
Under the direction of its Chairman and Co-Founder Lowell Milken, MFF's innovative programs have forged new pathways in education, health care, human welfare and community service.
The philosophy that has guided Lowell Milken to develop many of the country's most groundbreaking education reform initiatives is that young people are not only our greatest natural resource, but our greatest national resource.
Lowell continues to focus MFF's work on strengthening America's public education system by increasing teacher effectiveness to ensure that young people have access to the skills, knowledge and experience required to compete in a dynamic global economy.
To further its goals, MFF has also supported over 1,000 organizations worldwide that share a core commitment to empower individuals, community and society to become catalysts for positive change.
Up to 40 of America's most effective secondary educators will be honored with a $25,000 Milken Educator Award, hailed as the "Oscars of Teaching" by Teacher magazine.
MFF in the News
Principal selected for reopened Honey Dew Elementary
Renton Reporter — (Kent, WA)
January 24, 2012
Johnson County Lifestyle — (Shawnee, KS)
January 01, 2012
The Clarion-Ledger — (Jackson, MS)
December 30, 2011
The Day — (New London, CT)
December 29, 2011