Pennsville Education Foundation awards grants to eight projects - Today's Sunbeam - NJ.com

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Pennsville Education Foundation awards grants to eight projects Today's Sunbeam - NJ.com Eight projects by teachers in the Pennsville Township School District were awarded grants by the Pennsville Education Foundation for the 2011-2012 school year. According to foundation President Randy Freed, the group raises money for the district ... and more »

Q&A with School Board Candidates - Patch.com

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Q&A with School Board Candidates Patch.com For the past 15 years, I have been directly engaged in school budget and funding discussions during three tenures as parent club president for three different school sites and as a ten-year member of the School District Budget Advisory Committee. State school grants lose luster in many districts' viewElmira Star-Gazette all 66 news articles »

Million-dollar grant made to Teach for America to build STEM education capacity - Examiner.com

Million-dollar grant made to Teach for America to build STEM education capacity Examiner.com ... there is further recognition that the need for teachers in STEM areas is particularly urgent for the nation's low income schools. In response to the STEM educational crisis, Lincoln Financial Foundation has announced a $1 million grant over three ... Lincoln National Corporation : Jan 30, 2012: Lincoln Financial Foundation ...4-traders (press release) all 2 news articles »

Advocates worried about competitive school grants - Legislative Gazette

Advocates worried about competitive school grants Legislative Gazette This could leave high-need districts with over $100 million less in funding than the Board of Regent's proposal. David Little, the School Board Association's director of governmental relations, spoke against such a strong incentive-based system, ... and more »

Schools eye budget of least $35.5 million - Gloucester Daily Times

Schools eye budget of least $35.5 million Gloucester Daily Times By Steven Fletcher Staff Writer The Gloucester Public School District is projecting an operating budget increase of between 5 percent and 6 percent for fiscal 2013, which begins July 1, with an eye toward maintaining services, school officials say.