Camden Education Fund awards $1.25M grant to five schools
Five Camden schools will split a $1.25 million grant meant to broaden programs for students with varied needs.
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What happened
The Camden Education Fund has awarded a $1.25 million grant to five local schools. The money is intended to expand programs and help schools better serve students with differing needs.
Why it matters
The grant is aimed at helping schools serve students with differing needs more effectively.
Timeline
- Oct 16, 12:05 PM ET: Five Camden schools were reported to share a $1.25 million grant for expanded programs.
- Oct 19, 5:12 AM ET: The Camden Education Fund announced the $1.25 million grant to the five local schools, with school leaders outlining how they plan to use the funds.
Coverage
- Camden Education Fund announces $1.25M grant to five local schools (Mia D. Boykin)
- Five Camden schools will share a $1.25M grant for expanded programs (inquirer.com)
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