EB Education Foundation

The East Brunswick Education Foundation. A charity enhancing the education at East Brunswick New Jersey public schools.

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Dancing With The EB Stars - Program/Ad Journal Opportunities

Show your support for a dancer, the EBEF, the event or the production staff by placing and advertisment in the evnet night Program. Best of all, your advertisement can be credited toward a dancer’s vote total. Buy your advertisement online. For more information click here.

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Dancing With The East Brunswcik Stars - become a sponsor

The EBEF would like your help to make our Dancing with the East Brunswick Stars event a great success. Specifically we ask you to become a sponsor of the event.

In return for your sponsorship, which is tax deductible, the Foundation will recognize your business in the Dancing with the East Brunswick Stars communications. Click here to download the Sponsor Sign-Up Form.  There are two levels of Sponsorship:

GOLD SPONSOR

$500

2 premium reserved show seats not available to the general public.

Full page advertisement in the Program / Ad journal.

Select any three opportunities from the Platinum Sponsorship on the right, plus

Gold sponsors also receive logo/listing on the event website.

Sponsor can allocate the entire $500 as votes to one or more dancers.

Tax deductible donation.

A great value friends and family looking to show to support for a dancer.

Even better value for small business owners looking to support the East Brunswick community.

PLATINUM SPONSOR

$1,000

Receive all of the following advertising opportunities and 6 premium reserved seats not available to the general public:

Newspaper advertisements

Posters

Flyers

Social Media

E-mail

Cable TV (Channel 3)

Full Page advertisement in Program / Ad Journal

Sponsor can allocate the entire $1,000 as votes to one or more dancers.

Logo/listing on the event website.  Announcement of the name of your business at the event.

Sponsorship is tax deductible.

A great value for local businesses looking to show the East Brunswick it’s support for the community.

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Churchill Jr. High School – Chrome Books Make the Grade

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Diane Raghavan, Marcell Ruszcyk and Edith Weinstein, has been approved for funding:

The Churchill Special Education English and History Resource Teaching staff are searching for ways to drive instruction and adjust practices to create lifelong learners. Chrome Books will be purchased to allow students the opportunity to work independently and efficiently by taking control of their learning.

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Memorial School – Friendship Cove

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Margaret Sasso, has been approved for funding:

Friendship Cove will serve as a special space for Memorial students to enjoy the outdoors, create works of art and display special artistic installations. The space will allow for art displays, education, a peaceful area as well as an area to facilitate friendship between all students in the Memorial School population.

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Irwin School – Engage – Enjoy – Succeed with Graphic Novels

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Brittany Barton, Cheryl Frank, Carol Shilling and Vanessa Silvia, has been approved for funding:

Graphic novels will be provided for struggling readers in grades three through five. Graphic novels are fast paced and the word-to-picture correlation provides an easy way to expand children’s vocabulary. At the same time, graphic novels with rich, complex plots and narrative structures can also be satisfying to advanced readers.

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East Brunswick High School – Fitness Forever

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Lisa Scarano, has been approved for funding:

An Elliptical cardiovascular machine will be purchased for use in the adapted physical education classes. The benefits of the machine are numerous; it is low impact, not complicated to use and diversifies the various muscle groups used.

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Churchill Junior High School – Recycle, Reuse, Reclaim That Clay! Kim Valdata

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Kim Valdata, has been approved for funding:

A vacuum power mixer (pug mill) will be purchased for students to use in the ceramics studio. A pug mill is a machine in which clay is continually mixed into a pliable, homogeneous state and is then extended for use. Students will be able to utilize the entire period on their work instead of mixing and de-airing clay by hand each class.

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Frost School – Abracadabra, Mutli-Sensory Magic!

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Michelle Vacchio, Nancy Kaboski, Lise Noppenberger, Patricia Knouse, Sharon Price, Vickie Albert and Loretta Payette, has been approved for funding:

The plan is to create multi-sensory resource kits for teacher and parent volunteers to borrow and utilize within the classroom. These kits will be designed to cater to specific learning styles, be clearly labeled, contain the essential materials required and include user friendly instructions.

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Warnsdorfer School - “Kinder-sthetics”

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Michele Reisbord, Claudia Weiss, Susan Chibbaro, Katrina Retzlaff,Sherrie Scott, Britteny Mickens and Allison Daly, has been approved for funding:

The goal of this grant is to provide a variety of multi-sensory resources to enhance children’s foundational skills. These activities will be used to assist Kindergarten students with the acquisition of identifying letters, sounds, chunks and sight words.

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Central School – We Can Dig It: Community Garden

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Alyssa Bannon and Jennifer Ward, have been approved for funding:

“Can You Dig It” will be implemented throughout Pre-K through 5th grade curricula. The goal of the school garden is to support a full range of curriculum subjects and educational experiences. Students will participate within a living ecosystem and explore each dimension of the life cycle. Once harvested, produce will be distributed to organizations within the community in an effort to help those in need.

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East Brunswick High School – Jump Higher, Hit Harder, Train Smarter

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Greg Rutz and Christian Portera, have been approved for funding:

The spike in volleyball needs master of footwork, the jump, arm swing and timing. The Acuspike accelerates the development of all of these skill parts by having a predictable and easily adjustable target.

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East Brunswick High School – Jump Higher, Hit Harder, Train Smarter

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Greg Rutz and Christian Portera, have been approved for funding:

The spike in volleyball needs master of footwork, the jump, arm swing and timing. The Acuspike accelerates the development of all of these skill parts by having a predictable and easily adjustable target.

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Hammarskjold Middle School – Historians Speak, Listen, and Learn (iPad Minis in Social Studies Classroom Centers)

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Donna Morelli and Mark Granito, have been approved for funding:

Throughout the school year students will act as archaeologists and historians as they investigate ancient cultures. Students will actively engage in station activities using the iPad Mini technology at their fingertips to work collaboratively with their classmates on a variety of team-based problem solving activities.

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Hammarskjold Middle School – Historians Speak, Listen, and Learn (iPad Minis in Social Studies Classroom Centers)

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Donna Morelli and Mark Granito, have been approved for funding:

Throughout the school year students will act as archaeologists and historians as they investigate ancient cultures. Students will actively engage in station activities using the iPad Mini technology at their fingertips to work collaboratively with their classmates on a variety of team-based problem solving activities.

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East Brunswick High School – Pasport to Data Acquisition

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Trudy Atkins, have been approved for funding:

East Brunswick High School students will have the opportunity to expand the use of data-acquisition sensors in their science laboratory classes. Interfaces will be used as the communication link between the Chromebook and the sensor. This equipment will allow students to work in smaller lab groups to obtain and analyze data.

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East Brunswick High School – Pasport to Data Acquisition

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Trudy Atkins, have been approved for funding:

East Brunswick High School students will have the opportunity to expand the use of data-acquisition sensors in their science laboratory classes. Interfaces will be used as the communication link between the Chromebook and the sensor. This equipment will allow students to work in smaller lab groups to obtain and analyze data.

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Hammarskjold Middle School – Chromecast Your Chromebook for Teachers and Students

The East Brunswick Education Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grant, submitted by Michael Gaskell, have been approved for funding:

With the purchase and acquisition of 210 student chrome books and 36 teacher chrome books, Hammarskjold will have the ability to “chrome cast” what is seen on a teacher’s or student’s computer much like you do with the PC to projector. It is a very easy switch, to jump from a teacher screen to a student’s.