The Horace Mann School Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3) foundation dedicated to enabling the realization of the educational goals of Horace Mann School in downtown San Jose, California.

As the oldest elementary school in San Jose, Horace Mann has a distinguished history of serving the diverse and changing population of the city. The vision of the school, "One School. One Community. Connected" has motivated parents to become involved and excited about the school and its mission. Read more about the Foundation by clicking on the links to the left.

HMS Foundation annual golf tournament, Los Lagos golf course : Friday May 14th, 2010. Application (PDF) available here. You can use Adobe PDF to fill in the application and then mail to HMSF. Kickoff organizing event at The Garage, 11th and San Carlos, San Jose, 6:00-7:30 pm, Sunday January 31 2010. Please come and enjoy the company of the HMSF golf committee regulars, and see how you can help.

The "old" Horace Mann School, c. 1935	The "new" Horace Mann School
	The San Jose Redevelopment Agency and the Applied Materials Foundation helped reopen the school in 2004 in a showcase building on Santa Clara Street, across from the new Civic Center. The modern facility is a jewel designed by the firm of Moore Ruble Yudell, with well-equipped classrooms, rooftop garden area, large open lawn, and wired media center. Horace Mann's principal, Juan Correa, is committed to make the school a distinguished school serving the diverse downtown community. Contact us for more information.
The "first" Horace Mann School, c. 1895