Bernadette Trapp
About Bernadette Trapp
Bernadette Trapp is the Director of Community Schools, known for her efforts in opening Family Resource Centers in the Trenton Public School District and emphasizing the importance of school-based resources for families in need.
Bernadette Trapp Director of Community Schools
Bernadette Trapp serves as the Director of Community Schools. In this role, she oversees various initiatives aimed at supporting families within the school system. One of her key contributions has been the establishment of Family Resource Centers in multiple schools across the Trenton Public School District. She focuses on creating a supportive environment for families and ensuring that essential resources are readily available.
Opening Family Resource Centers in Trenton Schools
Bernadette Trapp has been instrumental in opening Family Resource Centers at several schools within the Trenton Public School District. These centers provide a range of vital services, including assistance with SNAP benefits, housing, immigration, legal issues, parenting, adult education, and mental health. They also offer technology resources such as laptops, printers, and fax machines. Her efforts are directed towards addressing the immediate needs of vulnerable families within the community.
Bernadette Trapp on School-Based Resources for Families
Bernadette Trapp has consistently emphasized the importance of school-based resources for families in need. She advocates for immediate actions to meet the needs of vulnerable families. Under her leadership, Family Resource Centers have been established to provide comprehensive support services, facilitating access to essential resources and helping families navigate various challenges.
Choice Food Pantry at Luis Muñoz-Rivera Elementary School
Bernadette Trapp participated in a ribbon-cutting event for a Choice Food Pantry at Luis Muñoz-Rivera Elementary School. This pantry is part of broader efforts to expand the Community Schools program and offer additional support to families. The event highlighted the ongoing commitment to addressing food insecurity and providing necessary resources within the school community.
Reading Intervention and Student Achievement Events
Bernadette Trapp has been involved in the Reading Intervention program, which aims to help young students achieve grade-level reading proficiency. This program is critical to fostering academic success and enhancing literacy skills among students. Additionally, she has organized events to showcase the reading advancements made by students in the Trenton School District, celebrating their achievements and the program's impact.