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:
Books in Hand
Scholarships
TECH Tools
Tools for Schools
LEAD for Tomorrow
Classroom Innovation Grants
Everyday Heroes