Established in December 2005, the Community Partnership for Egg Harbor Township Schools, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) IRS-recognized non-profit public charity that raises supplemental funding for Egg Harbor Township Schools, the largest district in Atlantic County, NJ. Proceeds raised provide academic enhancement, instructional technology, capital projects, and extracurricular activities not covered by the local school budget.
Drawn from the local business community, the school district, and the community-at-large, the volunteer Board of Trustees are passionate individuals who are committed to excellence, continuous improvement, and the students and staff of Egg Harbor Township
Drawn from the local business community, the school district, and the community-at-large, the volunteer Board of Trustees are passionate individuals who are committed to excellence, continuous improvement, and the students and staff of Egg Harbor Township
Vision Statement:
Building a solid foundation of Community Pride, Awareness, and Resource Development for the advancement and
success of the students of Egg Harbor Township School District
Mission Statement:
A 501(c)(3) non-profit that raises funds for instructional technology, capital projects, academic enhancement and
extracurricular activities for Egg Harbor Township School District
Building a solid foundation of Community Pride, Awareness, and Resource Development for the advancement and
success of the students of Egg Harbor Township School District
Mission Statement:
A 501(c)(3) non-profit that raises funds for instructional technology, capital projects, academic enhancement and
extracurricular activities for Egg Harbor Township School District
To date, the Community Partnership has raised approximately $500,000
for Egg Harbor Township School District
for Egg Harbor Township School District
● A professional Digital Recording Studio ● a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) for High School students ● Fun Food Fridays and Family Dinner Nights Funding for A.S.P.I.R.E. (After School Program for Instruction, Recreation and Enrichment) program for Dr. Joyanne D. Miller Elementary School students ● EHTHS Writing Lab Furniture for High School students ● New Computer Labs for Alder, Miller and Slaybaugh students ● A new Playground for H. Russell Swift students ● An LED Marquee Sign at the entranceway to EHTHS ● Football Stadium Concession Stand Commercial Cooking Equipment for EHTHS ● Three new TV Cameras and TV Studio Upgrade equipment for EHTHS Media students ● Installation costs of two new Playgrounds for Slaybaugh and Davenport children ● Steinway Grand Piano for EHTHS Performing Arts students ● iPads for students with autism at Miller ● Advanced Placement (AP) Tests for low-income EHTHS students ● Districtwide life-saving Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) ● ‘Leg-Up’ therapeutic equestrian program for at-risk middle school students ● Start-up EHTHS Boys and Girls Lacrosse Team safety equipment and uniforms ● World Drumming Program for Miller students ● End-of-year academic awards for 8th grade students at Fernwood and Alder
History of Egg Harbor Township Schools Documentary
The long anticipated documentary “EHTPride: a History of Egg Harbor Township School District” was revealed on June 9th in a special screening event that told the story of Egg Harbor Township’s reminiscent educational history as remembered by former students, local historians, and past and present school district leaders.
One of only nine recipients across the state to receive funding, the Community Partnership for Egg Harbor Township Schools utilized the $4,000 Community History Grant from the NJ Council for the Humanities to purchase technology and cover the production costs of the documentary. The screening event, co-hosted by the Greate Egg Harbour Township Historical Society and the Community Partnership, was attended by approximately 100 community members and district stakeholders, as well as Gigi Naglak, director of programs for New Jersey Council for the Humanities.
One of only nine recipients across the state to receive funding, the Community Partnership for Egg Harbor Township Schools utilized the $4,000 Community History Grant from the NJ Council for the Humanities to purchase technology and cover the production costs of the documentary. The screening event, co-hosted by the Greate Egg Harbour Township Historical Society and the Community Partnership, was attended by approximately 100 community members and district stakeholders, as well as Gigi Naglak, director of programs for New Jersey Council for the Humanities.
The Community Partnership is a proud member of the New Jersey Education Foundation Partnership & the National School Foundation Association
Community Partnership For Egg Harbor Township Schools, Inc. Foundation Board Office
5 Swift Drive, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
(609) 646-8441 x1017
gregorye@eht.k12.nj.us
5 Swift Drive, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
(609) 646-8441 x1017
gregorye@eht.k12.nj.us
