In the News

NEF board members helped out at a monthly Special Olympics bowling tournament - a program supported by an NEF grant.

Take advantage of the PEACH Education Tax Credit offered by the GA Foundation for Public Education, and put your taxes to work for local students and schools.

These grants are open to teachers and staff at Newton County Schools and are designed to enhance learning for our students.

Representatives from NEF, NCS, and REAP shared how our collaborative model is making a difference for teachers and students in Newton County.

Indian Creek Middle School Technology Student Association thanks NEF and Views on Learning for start-up support.

We are having a friendly competition to see which school will have the highest percentage of their staff sign up for payroll giving.

See the names of your friends and neighbors who have already helped re-direct over $275,000 in GA state taxes to Newton County Schools.

NEF Board Member Michelle Jenkins awards gift cards to winners and highlights the strong partnership with Newton County Schools.

Mark your calendars for a night of fun when the Harlem Wizards take on our Hometown Heroes team made up of teachers, staff and community leaders.

Ninth grade students from Alcovy HS and Newton HS will hear from nationally acclaimed author and receive a signed copy of her new book from NEF.

Students from Cousins MS and Liberty MS will hear from nationally acclaimed author and receive a signed copy of his new book from NEF.

Coach Zachary Pitts shares an update on how the three robotics teams from NCCA fared during the World Championship Competition.

Local bank makes a big investment in Newton County students with their particpation in Georgia's Peach Education Tax Credit Program.

NEF scholarship recipient, Madison Forsythe, shares highlights from her freshman year at Oxford College of Emory University.

NEF Board Member Jill Morehouse Lum shares how crisscrossing the county for NEF makes Newton County feel like one big neighborhood.

Four Newton County students were awarded $3,000 scholarships, funded by the Collins family, for their freshman year of college.

Funds were raised from individuals and businesses who participated in the PEACH Education Tax Credit

Michelle shares what occupies her time as her son gets ready to move on from the NC STEAM Academy.

All Heroes will receive NEF gift of $200 and District HERO of the YEAR, Chandra Mitchell was presented with $1,000.

Funds will support a variety of great projects that enhance learning for students across the district in a variety of ways.

Grant from Views on Learning will cover competition costs for all three competitive robotics teams from NCCA to compete.

We love helping Newton County Schools teachers and staff turn their great ideas into impact for our students!

NEF Intern Ella Anderson reflects on the importance of Black history after meeting local leaders.

Graduating seniors from Alcovy High School, Eastside High School, and Newton High School can now apply.

What do you get when you cross a basketball game with a broadway show? The Harlem Wizards!

Generous Alumni gift will expand access to enrichment opportunities for students who would otherwise not be able to afford them

Three programs that provide hands-on STEM/STEAM activities will bring engaging workshops to students at the Washington Street Community Center.

What do you get when you cross a basketball game with a broadway show and add in some Newton County personalities?  The Harlem Wizards!