Public Education Partnership (PEP) Grants

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PEP Grants

Public Education Partnership (PEP) grants share the successes of New Jersey’s public schools while building community support and involvement.

PEP programs cover a variety of topics and areas, including combatting privatization, passing school budgets, addressing drug and alcohol issues in the community, and helping to keep teen drivers safe. For more information about PEP programs and how to use them to increase community awareness of the great things happening in our public schools, contact us below.

F.A.S.T.

The Public Education Partnership is proud to support the NJEA FAST, or Families and Schools Together work for children, program. The goal of FAST is to involve parents and families in their children’s education through programs and events to help improve student achievement and ensure that families feel welcome and connected to our schools.

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Apply for a Community Grant

Submit a Proposal

Use the PEP online application to submit a proposal. Local Presidents, PEP Chairs and FAST Chairs have access to the online application in your Web Apps. Click on the PRIDE app to apply. As always, all PRIDE expenses must be approved in advance.  See the PEP Guidelines for more information.

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PEP Resources

Documents & Forms

Sign in to find information for PEP chairs, forms, items not funded by PEP, the PEP store, reimbursement procedures and other documents and resources for your PEP grant.

Resources

Proud Moments

Has your local or county association participated in a community outreach activity that you’d like to share? Send a brief description and your best photo to proudmoments@njea.org. If children are pictured—even in a public setting—you must provide proof that you have parental or guardian permission for NJEA to publish the photo.

 

Use this photo release form if you do not already have media release forms on file for pictured students.

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