When the Arora family first stepped onto the Poly campus, they were looking for a place where curiosity was the ultimate currency. As parents of students Zuben ’31, Orion, and Alivia ’38, Moe and Ramona are actively investing in the very place that captured their hearts years ago. 

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“What drew us to Poly was the sense that curiosity is truly valued here,” shared Moe and Ramona. “It felt like a place where intellectual curiosity and character development go hand-in-hand—where confidence and curiosity are the currency, not competition.” 

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For the Aroras, inspiring learning extends far beyond the traditional classroom, driving their philanthropic support across Poly’s entire educational offerings. “Supporting is our way of ensuring Poly can continue to evolve, expand possibilities for students, and sustain the distinctive experience that drew our family here in the first place.”