PRIDE in Public Education

Since 1994, NJEA has conducted the PRIDE in Public Education campaign, a statewide effort to share the successes of public education with all New Jerseyans and build strong community support for and involvement in our public schools.

Committee Chair:
Ana Lozada, Co-Chair
Ayanna Lafleur, Co-Chair

Trenton Central High School debate team member Lexus Bellanx delivers opening arguments as TCHS hosts a debate against the Rutgers Debate Team concerning whether or not the pursuit of feminist ideals are detrimental to gender equality on Wednesday, December 11, 2013.

Click here for article in The Times

TEAm Members and the Harlem Globetrotters
at PJ Hill and Grant Schools

 Read the article from the Trentonian here.
See more photos from the events here and here.

The PTO Black and White Masquerade Ball

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Dancing the Night Away at the PTO Black and White Ball

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PRIDE Event
Dads’ Literacy Cook Off 5/31/13


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Teacher For A Day

Teacher For A Day 2013 – Hosted by Trenton Education-Association at Kilmer ES. All 18 Guest teachers were awesome! Many were from ETS, Concerned Pastors Organization, and two county freeholders. The 18 Cooperating teachers from Kilmer were model hosts and represented a wonderful sampling of grade levels K – 8, Special Education Classes, and Specialists. A remarkable day for all! (Just want to give a shout out to Columbus ES who also offered to host guest teachers. Next year, we will take you up on your offer with the hopes of needing even more schools to participate!) For more photos, click the link:https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#A45fk75vhOCf

Family Math Night at Grant ES

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Family Math Night at PJ Hill

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NJEA Priority Schools Initiative Hosts PD at Columbus ES

The Cat in the Hat Visits!

 

Two TEA-NJEA sponsord Priority Schools were visited by The Cat in the Hat today! Click here for more photos.

TEA Hosts Successful Literacy Nights at Priority Schools:

Several schools in the district hosted Literacy Night Events in conjunction with the TEA PRIDE Committee. The nights involved activities that fostered literacy in the home and highlighted published authors as guest speakers. Click on the photos below to view more photos from each school’s event.