The College Station ISD Education Foundation awarded an epic 70 teaching grants totaling $337,965 during its annual Grant Patrol. The number of grants and the amount awarded is a monumental achievement that surpasses last year’s total by nearly double.
This year’s grants fund innovative projects in the areas of agriculture, health science, fine arts, entrepreneurship, computer science, literacy, student clubs and exciting programs for students with special needs. The Foundation Board of Directors also approved funding for four significant projects at the district level to support math, reading, technology and mental health initiatives. Grants will benefit over 14,000 students and 2,000 teachers/staff at every campus in CSISD.
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Foundation Highlights
This year’s teacher grants from the Education Foundation fund innovative projects in the areas of agriculture, health science, fine arts, entrepreneurship, computer science, literacy, student clubs and exciting programs for students with special needs. Grants will benefit over 14,000 students and 2,000 teachers/staff at every campus in CSISD.
With the generosity of the community, College Station ISD Education Foundation awarded a record-breaking 103 scholarships totaling $130,200 to graduating seniors at its annual scholarship awards reception on Monday, May 17. Thanks to Avinext for their generous Title Sponsorship of the awards ceremony
On Sept. 27, 1920, the first class of A&M Consolidated High School students began the 1920-1921 school year in a lecture hall on the Texas A&M campus. Friday’s dedication came the day before this year’s graduates are set to walk the stage at the stadium.
