Hasbrouck
Heights Upcoming Events
and Fundraisers The Hasbrouck Heights Hall of Fame committee has begun planning for its October 2004 Induction Dinner and welcomes nominations from the community. As in the past, there will be two categories in the academic area: Distinguished Achievement and Special Contributor. In order to be eligible in the Distinguished Achievement category, the candidate must be a graduate of Hasbrouck Heights High School before 1994, have high moral character and have made a significant academic contribution to the school and community. To be eligible in the Special Contributor area, the candidate must have portrayed loyalty, pride and dedication in the tradition of the Hasbrouck Heights academic program and made a significant contribution to the program. There will be four categories in
the athletic area: Athletes, Coaches, Special Contributor and Team. In order to be
eligible in the Athletic category, a candidate must be a graduate of Hasbrouck Heights
High School from 1994 or earlier, earned an athletic varsity letter, have a high moral
character and made a significant contribution to his/her school and community. In the
Coaches’ category, the candidate must have been a member of the Hasbrouck Heights
High School coaching staff for a minimum of five years. In the Special Contributor area, a
candidate must have portrayed loyalty, pride, and dedication in the tradition of the
Hasbrouck Heights High School athletic program and made a significant contribution to that
program. To be eligible in the Team category, a team must be a varsity team before 1994. ####
2003 Inductees Selected For
Hall of Fame Tickets are $65 and can be purchased by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the HHEF, P.O. Box 123, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604. Tickets can also be purchased at the Board of Education, HHHS and Eudan Century 21 Real Estate. For more information email Joyce at joycee21eudan@aol.com.
Hall of Fame Announces
Inductees 2002 The establishment of a Hall of Fame has been a long-standing goal of the Hasbrouck Heights Education Foundation. Through the efforts of Mr. Luongo, Superintendent of Schools, and the Athletic Department, the dream is now a realty. All proceeds from the event will be split equally between the Hasbrouck Heights Education Foundation and Hasbrouck Heights Athletic Department to be used to benefit the district’s children. Please join us for a nostalgic look back with these first inductees. It’s a great chance to visit with friends and "turn our memories back, and recall the days of gladness "neath the Orange and the Black." The Hasbrouck Heights Hall Of Fame is honored to announce the names of the following individuals who will be their first inductees. For their academic
achievements the inductees will be: For their athletic
acheivements the inductees will be:
Mission Statement Founded in 1998, the Hasbrouck
Heights Education Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organization established to
enhance and support programs that enrich the educational experience of Hasbrouck Heights
public school students in grades K-12 by providing additional community resources to
support programs and activities that have a positive educational impact. Goals
Who is the Foundation? The Hasbrouck Heights Education Foundation is a coalition of parents, residents, and business leaders working together to enhance the education of children in the Hasbrouck Heights Public School District. The HHEF works closely with the Board of Education and school administration, but remains independent in funding, project selection, and project evaluation.
How are projects funded? Projects are funded through tax-deductible contributions, proceeds from fund-raising activities, or monies obtained through grants from public or private agencies. NO LOCAL TAX DOLLARS ARE USED.
Why is there a need for the Foundation? The Hasbrouck Heights School District educates 1500 children, kindergarten though 12th grade in two elementary schools, the middle level school, and the high school. The Hasbrouck Heights School District provides a quality education for our students. However, it has become increasingly more difficult to fund innovative educational programs that add a richness to the educational experience of our young people. It is the Foundation’s goal to support such innovation.
Alumni Association The Hasbrouck Heights Education
Foundation is in the process of forming an alumni association as an additional means of
both financial and perpetual support. A Hall of Fame is also being planned for Fall 2001.
If you are a graduate of Hasbrouck Heights Jr. Sr. High School and would like to join this
fledgling association, please contact us. Past Accomplishments
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