Leading the Way Towards Brighter Futures
From growing partnerships to leading the next generation of education leaders, Think Education is creating new opportunities to support students, educators and communities. Read below to learn how Think Together is partnering with corporate partners to bring exciting experiences to students across California.
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Think Education Appoints New Leaders to its Ranks
Think Education is proud to welcome Dr. Keith B. Wheeler II as Area Vice President overseeing the organization’s presence across the Bay Area, Northern California and Central California. Dr. Wheeler joins Think Together at an exciting time of growth for the area, including the organization’s newest partnership with Santa Maria-Bonita School District and growing work with Fremont Unified School District.
Read more about his new role here.

Celebrating Literacy with the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation
In Think Together’s San Bernardino region, more than 100 students from Colton Joint Unified School District attended an LA Reads Storytime event featuring a special reading from LA Dodgers alum Derrel Thomas.
Thanks to our partners, Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation, these young readers also received LA Dodgers gear, free books and a special edition bobblehead. This partnership continues to highlight the importance of literacy as we work together to inspire the next generation.
Thank you to the San Bernardino Sun for shining a light on this inspiring event.

Rolling into New Opportunities with Boeing
Thanks to more than 150 Boeing employee volunteers, 57 skateboards were assembled and donated to Think Together students across Orange County. Partnering with organizations like Boeing provides these next generation of leaders with meaningful access to high-quality STEM and Workforce Readiness and Education (WREP) Programs.
Read more about Think Together’s partnership with Boeing here.