EAST ORANGE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

ECEA PRIDE EXPO Performances

March 3    3:00-4:00 p.m.     Tyson Elem.  

  Crystal Newby-Reynolds  Dance, Band, Drama, Chorus  (K-3)

March 3    4:00-5:00 p.m.     Tyson Elem.  

                Crystal Newby-Reynolds  Dance  (3-5)

March 6   11:00-12:00 p.m   Louverture   

                Debra Pasterczyk   Chorus and Vocal Solo

March 9   11:00-12:00 p.m.  Jackson        

                Debra Pasterczyk   Chorus and Vocal Solo

ECEA PRIDE EXPO Displays-March 2nd-9^th, 2012

Jackson         Angela McGhee       

Visual Arts-Drawings/Sculptures

Cochran        Angela McGhee       

Visual Arts Drawings/Sculptures

Parks             Gina Harriott             

Various Art

Houston        Beatrice East              

Paper Mache Sculptures

Louverture   Sharon Sullivan-Rubin    

Various Art

Hughes          Christi Vaccaro         

Fine Arts

EOCHS       Sharonda Allen                                    

History – The African Country Project

EOEA PRIDE in Public Education Award Winners

Each year the EOEA recognizing members who have participated in or have initiated projects that have promoted PRIDE in the school and/or community.  This year we are proud to announce the following teachers that were honored and awarded the EOEA PRIDE in Public Education Award:

Evelyn M. Alfaro- Bowser—Winner of the National Book Challenge

Angela McGhee- Cochran—Involved students in a variety of programs throughout the county, country, and outside London, England.

Faheem A Lateef – Louverture – Founder of The Sons of Louverture a program that addresses issues of peer group aggression among male students.

Duane M. Phillips – Louverture  – Founder of The Sons of Louverture a program that addresses issues of peer group aggression among male students.

Jason Field-Louverture – Founder of The Sons of Louverture a program that addresses issues of peer group aggression among male students.

Keith Hinton II- Garvin – Participates in the African Advantage program in which outside community members come in to motivate students to take Pride in their backgrounds and heritage.

Henry O. Nabutet – Banneker—Leader of the New Jersey Halala USA  chapter organization which focuses on projects such as medical, clothing and supports needy students.

EOEA CALENDAR

2011-2012