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Opinion: Donations fuel inequity in K-12 public schools. Here’s a better way.

San Diego Union-Tribune 20 Nov 2024
In certain areas, like coastal North County, families are asked to contribute, on average, over $750 per student annually, enabling funding for everything from science, technology, engineering, arts ...
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Macomb, St. Clair county teachers win grants for classroom projects

The Voice 20 Nov 2024
Students ...David Licari, a physical education teacher at Algonquin Elementary School in Clay Township, plans to use the funds to purchase disc golf baskets to be used by the entire student body.
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Cedar Rapids schools foundation surpasses $2M in assets

The Gazette Cedar Rapids 20 Nov 2024
Other grants can provide funding assistance to at-risk or low-income students who want to participate in school-sponsored extracurricular activities but otherwise could not because of financial constraints.
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OP-ED: We Must Work Together to Support the Sustainability of HBCUs in America

The Tennessee Tribune 20 Nov 2024
NNPA NEWSWIRE — The loss of Title IV funding would drastically affect around 80 percent of the student bodies at HBCUs and would have a consequential negative impact on the future of these vital institutions of higher education.
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Lansing Promise is offering more scholarships. Here's what the group is planning

Lansing State Journal 20 Nov 2024
Students will now have a six-year window to use their funds, instead of the four-year window they had previously, said Carmen Argersinger, head of corporate citizenship and community affairs at Delta Dental of Michigan and Lansing Promise vice chair.
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Gerth: Use KY lottery money for larger scholarships, not private school handouts | Opinion

Courier Journal 20 Nov 2024
The Kentucky Center for Economic Policy found that in states with vouchers, between 65% and 90% of voucher funds go to students already enrolled in private institutions.
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Escambia Children's Trust puts $1.2M toward flight academy camps for at-risk kids

Pensacola News Journal 20 Nov 2024
The Escambia Children’s Trust Board agreed to fund a $1,190,620, three-year pilot STEM program for at-risk students from seven or eight Escambia County schools ... The funding will cover staffing, supplies, transportation and food for the students.
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What does Trump's Agenda47 say about education? What to know after Linda McMahon's selection

Star Gazette 20 Nov 2024
Project 2025 also calls for spinning off the Office of Federal Student Aid into its own government corporation ... However, the Project 2025 plan could still impact students by changing funding and oversight mechanisms.
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Swiss Embassy hosts career day

The Manila Times 20 Nov 2024
Under the auspices of the Swiss Cultural Fund, the initiative empowers Grades 6 and 7 students to consider careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) by exposing them to Swiss companies operating in the Philippines.
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Worried about funds to study abroad? Check these two scholarship programs for international students

Hindustan Times 20 Nov 2024
As much as higher studies is a dream for many, students also need to be prepared to be able to fund themselves for it ... News / Education / Features / Worried about funds to study abroad? Check these two scholarship programs for international students.
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Kalispell Education Foundation Doles Out Grants for Innovative Learning Programs

Flathead Beacon 20 Nov 2024
KEF is an independent nonprofit organization that raises funds for the Kalispell Public Schools and supports the district’s educators through awards and grant programs ... Funding IB Extended Essay Training for Enhanced Student Success.
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'Giving hope': New education foundation at West Oso ISD raises $40,000

Caller Times 20 Nov 2024
"The funding raised by our education foundation will definitely help with initiatives like scholarships and grants for students and teachers, for innovative programs, special projects and careers in education," Rodriguez said.
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Providence schools will get more funding, and an 'inevitable' tax hike may pay for it. ...

Yahoo Daily News 20 Nov 2024
Providence's school officials had threatened severe and impending cuts if more funding wasn’t release immediately, such as the elimination of school sports, bus passes for students and some layoffs.
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Providence schools will get more funding, and an 'inevitable' tax hike may pay for it. What to know.

The Providence Journal 20 Nov 2024
Providence's school officials had threatened severe and impending cuts if more funding wasn’t release immediately, such as the elimination of school sports, bus passes for students and some layoffs.
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Salinas high school students raise over $100K to support local women with cancer

The Californian 20 Nov 2024
Students at one of the largest clubs at Everett Alvarez High School in Salinas presented an $8,300 check to Natividad Foundation’s Wendy Baker RN Memorial Fund for patients with cancer during a special ceremony on Nov.

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