The Bristol Borough Education Fund has awarded thousands of dollars to support teachers’ projects in the Bristol Borough School District.
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The education fund board met earlier this year to award $7,550 in grants to teachers for projects and programs.
A list of projects that were awarded grants:
• $300 BJHS Lock-in School Project (Ms. Hager)
• $1,000 BJSHS Performing Arts (Mr. DeLuca)
• $1,000 SGES Delaware River Watershed Project (Mr. Moyer)
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• $750 SGES Math & Reading Night (Mss. DeLuca, Faight, & Sohm)
• $1,000 BSHS Writer’s Voice Program (Mr. McGinn & Ms. Pettier)
• $500 BSHS Arts Showcase Display (Ms. Klingelnofer)
• $100 SGES Cereal Sushi Making Program (Mss. Helkowski & Klingelnofer)
• $1,200 SGES Stop Motion Animation (Mr. Crossan)
• $1,200 SGES Pennsbury By the Day Program (Ms. Connelly & Grade 4 Team)
• $500 SGES Outdoor Learning Space (Ms. Balcer)
The Bristol Borough Education Fund was created by the nonprofit Grundy Foundation in 2008.
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The fund has distributed $120,925 to support programs in the district.
Officials from the fund said the money is made possible through endowment growth, teachers’ payroll deductions, and fundraising activities that are facilitated by the Bucks County Foundation.
The Bristol Borough Education Fund advisors are former BBSD faculty Barb Olshefsky and Phil Quattrocchi, current BJHS faculty member Michele Hager and SGES interim principal Julie Balcer, and Ron Walker, borough resident and president of Allied Electronics. Superintendent Dr. Broadus Davis is an ex-officio advisor. Grundy Foundation Executive Director Gene Williams serves as advisor.
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