2026-01-26T15:50:44-05:00 2025-05-31 943216001 Cote & Company APC 128 10TH STREET 2ND FLOOR San Francisco CA 94103 990 2024-06-01 770143865 INDUSTRY INITIATIVES FOR SCIENCE AND MATH EDUCATION INDU 4085532267 PO BOX 58059 MAIL STOP WO SANTA CLARA CA 950528059 Emily Dilger Executive Direcotr 4085532267 2026-01-27 false Robert Cote P01381194 4159310300 2026-01-27 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Patrick Beatty PO BOX 58059 Mail Stop WO SANTA CLARA CA 950528059 1183013 false X www.igniteducation.org X 1985 CA To empower educators with industry connections so they can create cutting-edge curriculum that transforms their students career trajectories 13 13 14 110 0 0 862125 820743 396320 295840 49901 66428 767 2 1309113 1183013 238572 174415 0 0 697831 807256 0 0 46555 212124 311990 1148527 1293661 160586 -110648 1749461 1691942 126909 157424 1622552 1534518 To empower educators with industry connections so they can create cutting-edge curriculum that transforms their students career trajectories false false 412841 0 0 In the fiscal year IISME Ignited awarded Fellowships to 12 teachers from 12 schools with 50% teaching in schools with disadvantaged students. Teachers enhanced STEM knowledge learned to align curriculum with workplace needs and improved teaching methods. They received $69,225 in stipends easing the impact of the high living costs in the region. 379742 0 0 Industry Experience Weeks Program - During this program teachers participate in immersive week-long job-shadows with a company or slate of organizations in a specific industry generating lesson plan ideas and creating one curriculum plan. During the fiscal year 73 teachers participated in this program 60% of whom teach in schools with a high percentage of educationally disadvantaged students. In addition these teachers received $71,996 in stipends and grants. They increased their knowledge of STEM workplace cultures and career options and they increased their effectiveness in integrating 21st century skills as well as real-world industry and research examples in their teaching. 362047 0 0 Industry-Aligned STEM Program Models - New program models aim to train and support educators in teaching industry-specific sciences. Teachers are empowered with new enhanced knowledge confidence resources and peer-support to successfully increase student exposure to and interest in these fields. 58 teachers participated in activities in this fiscal year. In addition Teachers earned $3,230 in stipends and grants. 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As such there is no provision for income taxes. The Organization was also informed that it is not a private foundation within the meaning of Section 509a of the code. Accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America require management to evaluate tax positions taken by the Organization and recognize a tax liability or asset if the Organization has taken an uncertain position that more likely than not would not be sustained upon examination by the Internal Revenue Service or the Franchise Tax Board. Management has analyzed the tax positions taken by the Organization and has concluded that as of May 31 2025 there are no uncertain tax positions taken or expected to be taken that would require recognition of a liability or asset or disclosure in the financial statements.| Teacher Fellow Grants 8 20400 0 Cash N A Teacher Industry Experience Week Stipends and Grants 73 71996 0 Cash N A FFI and Classroom Supply Grants 25 12053 0 Cash N A Teacher Fellow Stipends 7 48825 0 Cash N A Peer Coaches 8 21141 0 Cash N A Part I Line 2 a. Fund for Innovation grants: Recipients are required to submit a 1-2 page grant report to IISME by September of the next year detailing the implementation of their proposed project by following a required reporting format. If the report is not submitted the funds must be returned to IISME within one month after the September deadline. b. ETP grants: Recipients are only sent the grant after their submitted work product Education Transfer Plan is approved based on their meeting our rubric requirements. c. Impact Report grants: Recipients are only sent the grant after their submitted work product Report on the impact of their implementing their Education Transfer Plan is approved. d. Teacher Industry Experience Week Externship Grants: Recipients are only sent their grant after theyve completed all the program requirements including surveys and lesson plans they developed. X X false false false false false false false false false Emily Dilger Executive Director 190000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8766 0 198766 0 0 0 Part VI, Line 11a After the draft Form 990 passes staff management review a soft copy is sent to all members of the Audit Committee with a request for their review and approval on behalf of the full board. If any changes are needed the draft is updated and a new soft copy is sent to all Audit Committee members for their review and approval. When all Audit Committee members have voted to approve then the tax preparer creates the final Form 990 for signature by the Executive Director. The full board is notified that the Audit Committee has accepted this document on their behalf and that it is available for their review upon request. Part VI, Line 12c IISMEs Conflict of Interest Policy for employees monitoring and enforcement process: IISMEs Conflict of Interest policy is included in IISMEs Employee Handbook. All employees are obligated to report potential or actual conflicts of interest to their supervisor for determination. This policy is further monitored and enforced by IISMEs management team in the same manner that all other employee policies are monitored and enforced including corrective and disciplinary action. IISMEs Conflict of Interest Policy for Board Members monitoring and enforcement process: Annually in December Board members are asked to review and update their completed form. A list is kept of the disclosed affiliations. In selecting vendors supplier grant gift recipients or other beneficiaries if any candidates are on this list then extra care is taken to avoid even the appearance of favoritism conflict of interest to ensure that the selection process is fair unbiased and that IISME and its programs benefit from the selection. Part VI, Line 15 Matters related to compensation of IISMEs CEO Executive Director or Top Management are reviewed and approved by IISMEs HR Committee. The HR Committee is comprised of members of the IISME Board of Directors who are well-acquainted with IISMEs organizational structure position descriptions and accomplishments. The HR Committee meets to discuss recommendations for executive key employee raises when appropriate. Compensation decisions made during those meetings are communicated to IISMEs Director of Finance who handles payroll by an HR Committee Member directly. Part VI, Line 19 Audit Available upon request. Form 990 is posted on www.Guidestar.org and available upon request.