D.Tech & Oracle Ed Foundation Team

About Us.

We began working with the Stanford Center for Assessment Learning & Equity (SCALE) in 2019 to define what it means to be a creative, self-directed leader.

After doing a deep dive in these areas, we developed a program to help students build these important skills. We began implementing this program with our students at Design Tech High School @ Oracle, with great success. Today, our work with Stanford serves as the foundation of our innovation program, which is now available to students anywhere in the world. 

Who We Are

Our Advisory Council

The Innovation and Creativity Council provides the executive director and the director of innovation with insights and resources that can help improve our offerings to ensure that when it comes to preparing students we remain future-forward. 

  • "We need our up-and-coming adults to be innovative and adept at designing solutions. Love seeing more of these design-based thinking programs for high school students"


    Jennifer Vancini
    —General Partner at Mighty Capital

  • "Just imagine, a bunch of us industry analysts at Oracle for updates on Oracle's vision and direction, AI strategy, data and design innovations, healthcare advancements, and overall digital innovation. It's all impressive, as you would expect. But we have never perked up more than we did listening to d.tech students changing the way we think about solving problems to make the future better."

    Jess Von Bank—Global Leader, HR Transformation & Technology

  • "The Design Tech Innovation Certificate Program and summer internship prepared me for the future by enhancing my technical skills, boosting my problem-solving abilities, and providing valuable real-world experience in web development and team collaboration."

    Dayna— Student

  • "Thank you so much for all the amazing experiences & learning I’ve had through the Innovation Certificate Program. It’s been incredibly rewarding to work hands on creating my own designs & growing through such a creative and supportive environment.”

    Sitanshu—Student