A $1.1 million dollar grant is looking to benefit Camden students who need a little extra help thrive. NBC10's Miguel Martinez-Valle has the details. 

Five Camden City public high schools will share a $1.1 million grant from the Camden Education Fund to improve achievement for English language learners and students with disabilities.

Two non-profits, the New Jersey Children’s Foundation and the Camden Education Fund, are tackling low performance among students with disabilities and multilingual learners in Newark and Camden who “are most often underserved and left behind.”

Five City High Schools, including City School District, Charter and Renaissance, Got the Funding

The ‘Supporting All Learners’ Grant Program Identifies Initiatives at Five Camden High Schools Making Learning More Accessible to All Students.

On Wednesday, December 11th, the Camden Education Fund (CEF) brought together local school leaders for a holiday, “Link and Learn Celebration” designed to honor Camden’s educators and deepen partnerships for the year ahead.

Leaders from the city school district and charter and renaissance schools, who work in their own organizations focused on their own goals, were brought together on Wednesday at a holiday mixer by the nonprofit Camden Education Fund to build community spirit.

20 Were Sponsored by Camden Education Fund at Black Men in Education Convening in Philadelphia

Reuben, 55, today is assistant principal at Hope Community Charter School in Camden and on Thursday marveled at the prospect of attending this week's sold-out 2024 Black Men in Education Convening meeting in Philadelphia of thousands of Black men who teach.

The seventh annual Black Men in Education Convening (#BMEC2024), the largest Black male educator convening in the country, returns to Philadelphia from November 21– 23, 2024.

Annual Three-Day Conference Offers Distinguished Speakers, Lively Panels and Targeted Workshops to Inform, Inspire and Energize

Camden Education Fund (CEF) announced today that nominations are now open for the Fifth Annual RISE (Resilient, Inspirational, Solutions-Oriented Educator) Awards!

Goal: Helping Students 'Fully Recover' from the Pandemic

The Camden Education Fund today awarded $25,000 to the Big Picture Learning Academy at their high school graduation ceremony, crowning them as the local winners of the 2nd annual FAFSA Challenge.

How district, charter and “renaissance” schools are working in tandem to drive meaningful gains for Camden’s students.

On Friday, over 600 high school seniors attended Camden Education Fund’s third annual “College Signing Day,” which honors and celebrates all Camden City district, charter, and renaissance high school seniors who have committed to attending a college, university, trade or technical program, or the military.

Students from district, charter and renaissance schools come together to mark accomplishments.

KIPP High School Senior Joseph Gomez will pursue a career path that also lets him return the goodwill many have shown him.

Milan Dargan of Mastery High School of Camden Intends to Make a Career Out of Helping People in FinanceKIPP High School Senior Joseph Gomez will pursue a career path that also lets him return the goodwill many have shown him.

Isaiah Miller Also Hopes Big Picture Learning Academy Can Repeat Its Past Financial Aid Form Completion Success