Excellence Through Education
Scholarship Application
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Congratulations
Scholarships recipients
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
2021
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ETE - George E. Wilson Scholarship
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All applicants must be Black or of African-American/Black descent and graduating from a Hamilton Township Public High School.
Applicants must be graduating seniors who plan to attend college or an accredited post-secondary institution.
Applicants must have at least C+ grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
Extracurricular activities, community service and indicators of leadership skills should be stressed on your application
Applicants must be graduating seniors who plan to attend college or an accredited post-secondary institution.
Applicants must have at least C+ grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
Extracurricular activities, community service and indicators of leadership skills should be stressed on your application
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Gary Dean Gray Sr. was an educator for 34 years as a 5th grade teacher at Kusr School, a 4th grade teacher at Rowan School, Vice Principal at Hamilton High West, Principal at George E. Wilson Elementary School, and the Substitute Director and educator at the Trenton Community Charter School. He also worked at the Bromely Center. Mr. Gray was a past member of the National Association of Elementary School Principals, the New Jersey State Department of Educational External Review Teams, Delaware State University Alumnae Association, Rider University Alumnae Association, Hamilton Zoning Board of Adjustments, Hamilton YMCA Board of Directors, Hamilton Jaycees, Hamilton Township Human Relations Committee and Chairman of the Mercer County Human Relations Council. Mr. Gray also coached in the Hamilton Township Recreation Baseball association, the Hamilton Township Recreation Soccer League, Hamilton PAL, and the Mercer County Women's Softball League.
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All applicants must be of African American descent attending and graduating from a Hamilton Township Public School.
Applicants must be graduating seniors who plan to attend college or an an accredited post secondary institution.
Applicants must have at least a C+ grade point average on a 4.0 scale
Extracurricular activities, community service and indications of leadership skills should be stressed in the application.
Applicants must be graduating seniors who plan to attend college or an an accredited post secondary institution.
Applicants must have at least a C+ grade point average on a 4.0 scale
Extracurricular activities, community service and indications of leadership skills should be stressed in the application.
Resources for Families for Black History
(American-History)
RESOURCES FOR OUr OLDER ADULTS & CAREGIVERS
During the transition from in-person learning to Remote (online) and into Hybrid (part online/part in-person) learning, our older adults have successfully assisted and continue to assist our students navigate new learning environments such as Seesaw, Google Classroom, Google Meets, Clever, etc.
ETE appreciates your patience and appreciates your perseverance.
We value the partnership between families and school.
We would like to share resources specific to the older adults in our community. Our students could be successful without you!
LANGUAGE ARTS LITERACY & Math
CLICK ON LINKS FOR ELEMENTARY ONLINE ACTIVITIES
Click on Links for Middle School & High School
- Fantastically Fun Word Families
- Word Mover mobile app to play with word families and listen for rhyme, then sort real and nonsense words, alphabetize the words, and create a story or poem using the words.
- Blast Off to Learn New Words Boost vocabulary by taking an imaginary trip into space. After a lunar “landing,” children return to Earth with a galaxy of new words.
- Write "Moving" Sports PoetryWe've all heard the expression “poetry in motion”—this activity gets children writing poems about grace and movement using photos of athletes.
- Amazing Biographies: Writing About People Who Change the World After reading about historical figures and other important people that have changed the world, children choose someone that they consider to be “amazing”—either someone they’ve heard about or someone they know—and create a book page that highlights this person.
- Khan Academy: a free, not-for-profit organization offering online courses, interactive exercises, and resources for students, parents, and teachers. Parents can sign up for tips on how to encourage and support their child’s learning and monitor their child’s progress.
Click on Links for Middle School & High School
- How to Write a Book Review
- Make a Word Card Game
- Create A Timeline
- Khan Academy: a free, not-for-profit organization offering online courses, interactive exercises, and resources for students, parents, and teachers. Parents can sign up for tips on how to encourage and support their child’s learning and monitor their child’s progress.
