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350days until
8th Annual SmartRun

Welcome


OUR MISSION
To provide financial and general support
for a variety of programs and activities
which improve and enhance the 
educational and extracurricular offerings 
to the students of Hatfield.


The Hatfield Education Foundation (HEF) was formed in 1990 by a group of committed and forward-looking Hatfield community members concerned with the future of their children's education.

We fulfill our mission through...
  • A Grants Program offering teachers and staff in the Hatfield Public Schools the opportunity to finance programs, equipment and supplies that enhance student educational experiences.
     Photos of our November 2010 Board of Directors meeting, in which teachers described the impact of the HEF grants they received, can be found  here.
  •  The Annual School Musical is financed through HEF,and provides a high-caliber theater experience for students in grades 5-12.
  • Scholarships, sponsorship and support for individual students and clubs in the Hatfield Public Schools.
  • An Endowment to perpetuate our mission.
  • Our annual Hatfield Coed One Pitch Softball Tournament.

at a Recent Meeting:

November 7 Grant Recipients Show & Tell, Smith Academy



Administered by a working board of community members from varied backgrounds, we seek financial and practical support for these programs from community members, local businesses and participants in annual fundraisers like the SMARTRUN and the Hatfield Co-Ed Softball Tournament.




 
 

Thank you for your support!

Our SMARTRUN 7 on May 6th, 2012
garnered over $2,442 for Hatfield Students!

Please join us next year for SmartRun 8
on May 5, 2013...


Photos of SR7 on our Flickr page

From the archives:

Event October 24, 2011
 Author Ji-li Jiang addressed the students of Hatfield public schools in the Smith Academy gym on October 24 at 9:30 am. She gave a riveting presentation which made her book come to life.

Ms. Liang is the renowned author of Red  Scarf Girl.  In this memoir, she narrates the experience of herself and her family in Shanghai during China's Cultural Revolution in the 1960's.

This address, presentation and reception were made possible with a grant from the Hatfield Education Foundation.