Damita White-Morris: A Dedicated Advocate for Early Childhood Education

(This bio article first appeared on Cumberland County Dems page and is used with permission from author Rick Dawson)

Damita White-Morris is a proud native of Bridgeton, where she has established herself as a passionate and accomplished Director within Early Childhood Education. With unwavering commitment, she has devoted her career to supporting families and students, holding various influential leadership roles in esteemed organizations such as the Bridgeton School Employee Association, Cumberland County Council of Education Association, New Jersey Education Association, and the National Education Association.

Beyond her professional endeavors, White-Morris is deeply rooted in her community and actively participates in numerous organizations. She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., where she contributes to the sorority’s mission of sisterhood, scholarship, and service. Additionally, she is associated with the Order of the Eastern Stars, PHA (Prince Hall Affiliated), the Juvenile Conference committee, and serves as the Municipal Chair for the City of Bridgeton Democratic Committee. As a champion for women’s rights and democratic principles, White-Morris holds the esteemed position of President of the NJ Federation of Democratic Women Cumberland County.

Academically, White-Morris has pursued her passion for education and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and Criminal Justice from Delaware State University. With a thirst for knowledge and a desire to enhance her expertise, she also earned a Masters in Science from Wilmington University, solidifying her strong foundation in the field of education.

While her professional accomplishments are remarkable, White-Morris cherishes her roles as a wife, mother of five daughters, and caregiver. She understands the importance of balancing her personal and professional commitments, serving as an inspiration to those around her.

In summary, Damita White-Morris exemplifies the qualities of a compassionate leader and advocate for early childhood education. Her extensive experience, community involvement, and academic achievements reflect her unwavering dedication to empowering families, nurturing students, and making a positive impact in Bridgeton and beyond.