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EBONI KELLY
Director of the Early Education Apprenticeship Program (EEAP)
817.831.2111, ext #144
Eboni@CampFireFW.org
Eboni Kelly joined Camp Fire First Texas in 2019 as the Director of the Early Education Apprenticeship Program (EEAP). Her responsibilities of launching this first-of-its-kind program are far-reaching and include registering the EEAP with the Texas Department of Labor, establish and maintain relationships with community partners, and manage the successful implementation of the EEAP.
Prior to joining the Camp Fire Staff, Eboni managed similar career pathway programs for educators, served as a mentor, also at Camp Fire, and served as a director of both child care programs and administrative teams.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Southern Mississippi, a Master of Science in Instruction and Curriculum Leadership from The University of Memphis along with two Graduate certificates in: African American Literature, and Literacy, Leadership and Coaching.
She is a member of Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Supplier Development Council.
I don’t get stuck because I can always come back to the growth mindset that I learned from Camp Fire…
Jakob D., College Senior; Camp Fire Alum, Former Counselor
My time as a Camp Fire camp counselor is something I’m especially proud of. I learned to never give up, to always keep trying…what I learned from Camp Fire has helped me of live my life with forward momentum. I keep trying to learn new skill sets. I don’t get stuck because I can always come back to the growth mindset that I learned from Camp Fire, and from my elders.
I saw some spark come back to my son, and I am a grateful mama.
Camp Parent
My son had many difficulties in 3rd grade, and he was so defeated by the end of the school year. He wasn’t excited about a new camp, but quickly changed his mind after the first day. He also won a Leadership Award, and for the kid that didn’t win anything all school year, it was so very meaningful. I saw some spark come back to my son, and I am a grateful mama.
