Schools

PTOs Fund $193K Worth of School Upgrades

More than $80K in equipment upgrades gifted to Berkeley Heights schools in 2012-13.

The six PTOs that serve the Berkeley Heights schools funded a combined total of $192,650 in school enhancements during the 2012-13 school year. 

This amount includes $11,700 in teacher grants, more than $51,000 in enrichment programs and assemblies for students and $80,100 in equipment gifts to the schools. 

The gifts included: 

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  • an electronic sign and a commemorative paver walkway at Governor Livingston High School;
  • new 6th grade writing lab computer tables, a cafeteria PA system and a Digital Projector Lab for Columbia Middle School;
  • a playground expansion, various types of classroom furniture and replacement courtyard trees at William Woodruff Elementary School;
  • courtyard furniture, white dry erase boards for all classrooms, a water bottle filling station, and a playground Whale Drum at Mountain Park Elementary School;
  • computer Lab improvements (desks, a Bright Links board, and a document camera), 2nd grade literary resources, and 3 cherry trees at Thomas P. Hughes Elementary School;
  • 6 Apple hot spots, a Promethean projector and white board and a laminating machine for the Mary Kay McMillin Early Childhood Center.

The remaining $49,000 includes Project Graduation, special events and services.


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