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

The competition is to see which city can achieve the highest application rate for federal student aid

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and Camden Mayor Vic Carstarphen are hoping a little friendly competition between their two cities will pay off for graduating high school seniors this year.

Camden Education Fund and NJ Children’s Foundation Announce Challenge to Kick-Start Momentum-Building Year for College Enrollment

Students from Camden and Newark are competing to see which city has a higher rate of completion for federal student aid applications.

Competition Between Cities Encourages Filling FAFSA Forms

Competition Between Cities Encourages Filling FAFSA Forms

Camden Education Fund and NJ Children’s Foundation Announce Challenge to Kick-Start Momentum-Building Year for College Enrollment

Camden Education Fund Provides $10,000 for 2023 Black Men in Education Convening

Annual 3 Day Conference Strives to Address and Rebuild the Shortage of Black Educators in America

Non-profit Awarded $25,000 from Camden Education Fund

Pamela Grayson-Baltimore was brainstorming over her kitchen table about 15 years ago with Andrea Laboo about the problems girls experienced in the transition from the middle school grades to high school.

If you paid attention to the back-to-school news this fall, you may have noticed a theme in Camden: the opening of more new and fully renovated school buildings.

They Are a Powerful Statement About Our Values

When the founders of the B.O.S.S. Mentoring nonprofit first began to consider ways to serve the city’s youth, it became apparent that many programs were aimed at girls.

Program Supported by $25,000 Grant from Camden Education Fund