Vendor Information
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2020-2021 vendor fund information is provided below, and subject to change as the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve. Vendors that are in operation and following County Health Guidelines may be used.

Explore what some of our vendors offer by clicking on the logos above.

In this section:
Vendor Policy

Vendor Classes
​Current Vendor Class List
   (updated 11-02-2020)

Vendor Curriculum
Vendor Fund Curriculum Policy 
20-21 Pre-Approved Vendor List 

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​Information for Vendors
Vendor Approval Process
Invoice and Payment Procedures

Information Provided by Vendors:
(will be added here as received)
Central West Ballet
Foothill Horizons

We are pleased to share information that will help our families in making choices with regard to the use of the vendor funds we provide. Please refer to the list at the left to access a variety of information. (Families served through our offices in Sonora and the Bay Area will want to check with their respective sites regarding vendors  and policies for their areas.) Check the list periodically as new vendors may be added. Occasionally vendors will share specific information about their offerings. You'll find links to these in the column to the left "Information Provided by Vendors."

In addition to activities at local businesses, vendor funds are sometimes approved for Hickman Charter School events that have associated costs, such as Outdoor Education, our Angel Island Living History trip and the iFly indoor skydiving field trip.

To use some of your vendor funds for extra curriculum or materials, please read the Vendor Fund Curriculum Policy document and then the Pre-Approved Vendor list. These documents are updated as changes occur so please be sure to check the current documents as you make your decisions. Links to order forms are in the Pre-Approved Vendor List and vary depending on the vendor.

Though not a "vendor", we have established a partnership with the Carnegie Arts Center in Turlock, whereby interested Hickman Charter School families can apply for grant funds to subsidize the cost of their offerings.