BLACK HISTORY Month
BARNES & NOBLE
BOOKFAIR
Date: Saturday, February 9th
Activities: 9:00am-5:00pm
In-Store Shopping: 9am-10pm
Online Shopping all day 2/9– 2/13
Where: Barnes & Noble, Marketplace Boulevard Hamilton Township, NJ
Activities: 9:00am-5:00pm
In-Store Shopping: 9am-10pm
Online Shopping all day 2/9– 2/13
Where: Barnes & Noble, Marketplace Boulevard Hamilton Township, NJ
celebrating local black authors
Come and join Excellence Through Education - ETE of the Hamilton Public School District Mercer County, celebrate Black History Month by attending our 1st Barnes & Noble Book Fair! Purchase books in-store or online. Listen to children's stories read by Hamilton Township School District faculty and staff. Meet and greet local Black authors.
DR. DONNA CLOVISReturning Princeton Author!
Graduate of Columbia University in New York City in journalism and the humanities. She has won a first-place feature-writing award for the National Association of Black Journalists. Dr. Clovis has also won two journalism fellowships: the McCloy Fellowship from the American Council on Germany and Harvard University and a Prudential Fellowship from Columbia University. 11:30am-12:30 pm |
SHIRLEY HAILSTOCKAward-Winning Novelist
Hailstock is a past president of Romance Writers of America, the largest genre writing organization in the world with more than 10,000 members. She's active locally and nationally, having served on the National Board of Directors for seven years. She is also a past president of the NJ Romance Writers and a past officer of Women Writers of Color. She writes contemporary romantic suspense, paranormal, historical romance and mainstream women's fiction. 1:00pm- 2:00pm |
AZUKA ZUKE Children’s Author, Motivational Speaker
Change Agent Skilled in Life & Wellness Coaching, Entrepreneurship & Team Building. A disciple for positive change and gratitude. 2:00pm-3:00pm |
SAVE THE Date
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Services
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Making Connections
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Monthly Meetings
ETE Meets every 2nd Tuesday of every month
ETE Meeting
January 8, 2019
4:30pm
John O. Wilson Neighborhood Center
ETE Members: If you cannot make a meeting,
check your ETE Google folder for Agenda and Meeting Minutes
ETE Meeting
January 8, 2019
4:30pm
John O. Wilson Neighborhood Center
ETE Members: If you cannot make a meeting,
check your ETE Google folder for Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Committee Updates
Committees will provide updates on their activities
JOHN O. WILSON CENTER
ANNUAL MEET & GREET
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH 2018
4:30 PM
CONNECTConnect with other like-minded members of the community to network, mentor, seek mentorship, and share professional ideas regarding future ETE initiatives.
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GET INVOLVEDLearn more about ETE and how your skills and talents can contribute to our mission and vision.
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SOCIALIZEMeet and socialize with new, current, and former HTSD staff and community stakeholders.
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JOHN O. WILSON NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
169 WILFRED AVENUE
HAMILTON, NJ
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ETE Awards Ceremony
Excellence Through Education is committed to the encouragement of academic excellence. Personal growth, citizenship and community involvement of minority students of African-American heritage within our district.
Excellence Through Education will presented awards to deserving students who have maintained academic excellence, demonstrated motivation, and made a significant contribution to their school community.
We have asked all elementary and middle school Guidance Counselors to assist with identifying worthy recipients from all of our 17 elementary and 3 middle schools.
Any other questions regarding the nomination process should be directed to the school Guidance Counselors
CONGRATULATIONS TO HTSD! WE HAVE 100% OF ALL ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS NOMINATE ELIGIBLE STUDENTS FOR AN ETE MERIT AWARD!!!!
Nominations may be based on the following criteria:
Students should exhibit excellence in at least 3 areas.
Outstanding Citizenship
Academic Excellence (above average grades)
Interest, Motivation, and Initiative in School Activities
An Outstanding Contribution to the School (Science Fair, Community Sponsored Contests, Performance in School Production and/or Student Council)
Excellence Through Education will presented awards to deserving students who have maintained academic excellence, demonstrated motivation, and made a significant contribution to their school community.
We have asked all elementary and middle school Guidance Counselors to assist with identifying worthy recipients from all of our 17 elementary and 3 middle schools.
Any other questions regarding the nomination process should be directed to the school Guidance Counselors
CONGRATULATIONS TO HTSD! WE HAVE 100% OF ALL ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS NOMINATE ELIGIBLE STUDENTS FOR AN ETE MERIT AWARD!!!!
Nominations may be based on the following criteria:
Students should exhibit excellence in at least 3 areas.
Outstanding Citizenship
Academic Excellence (above average grades)
Interest, Motivation, and Initiative in School Activities
An Outstanding Contribution to the School (Science Fair, Community Sponsored Contests, Performance in School Production and/or Student Council)
