Programs

Harford County Education Foundation serves students through a variety of programs that support student achievement.

Ways the Education Foundation supports Harford County Public School students

In our first 15 years, we have:

313 middle school students participated in a 3-day overnight retreat to learn leadership and soft skills.
125 high school students participated in a week long leadership program to engage in leadership, workforce skills, and career planning from business leaders.
10,072 students received $151,072.20 of needed school supplies.
1220 students in need received homework tool kits.
602 educators shopped for free at the Tools for Schools Resource Center saving thousands of dollars in personal expenditures on school and classroom supplies.
10,770 students in need received 17,740 skill-leveled books to build home libraries and slow summer regression of learned reading skills.
$69,860 awarded in Classroom Innovation Grants to support an enriched learning experience for students.
85 students were awarded $162,300 in scholarships.
50 students in need received laptops/tablets to support learning in the classroom and at home.

Learn more about our programs by visiting these links:

Edgewood Elementary Everyday Hero