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All children can achieve at high levels if they’re given the right resources, the right supports, and placed in the care of a continuously improving adult.

— Dr. Duke Bradley III, NCSS Superintendent

All children can achieve at high levels if they’re given the right resources, the right supports, and placed in the care of a continuously improving adult.

— Dr. Duke Bradley III, NCSS Superintendent

NEF in the News

Teacher Grant Cycle Now Open

We love helping NCS teachers and staff turn their great ideas into impact for our students! Our spring 2025 grant cycle is now open!

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Guest Blog Post: Ella Anderson, Newton Education Foundation Intern, Oxford College

As this historic month comes to a close, I want to reflect on the importance of Black history in Newton County. Meeting with leaders like Reverend Dr. Avis Williams and hearing stories about Newton made me realize just how deeply Newton County’s legacy is shaped by those who fought for opportunity. This county is shaped by countless educators, activists, business leaders, and organizers who dedicated their lives to service—and whose impact still shapes Newton County today.

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2025 Aspiraciones Mas Grandes Scholarship Application Available

Graduating seniors from Alcovy High School, Eastside High School, and Newton High School can now apply for the Aspiraciones Mas Grandes Scholarship of $3,000.

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Our Impact

Spring Weather and Teamwork Bring Curb Appeal to Fairview Elementary

The principal at Fairview Elementary wanted a more appealing look for her school's entrance and an NEF Grant helped her do it.

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Roots to Fruits Project has Longterm Goals for Eastside High School

Students are planting a fruit orchard at Eastside High that they hope will eventually provide fruit for their school and local food banks.

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A Story Comes to Life for 4th Graders at East Newton Elementary School

After getting to know Redbone Coonhounds in Where the Red Fern Grows, East Newton students get a classroom visit.

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