Manson School District Awarded 21st Century Grant to Expand Student Programs

Manson School District has secured over $275,000 in grant funding through the 21st Century Community Learning Centers program, administered by Communities in Schools of North Central Washington. This funding will support the development of high-quality after-school and non-school-day programming for local students. Superintendent Tabatha Mires highlighted the importance of the grant in fostering academic success and community involvement. The initiatives will include tutoring, STEAM activities, career exploration, and wellness events, rolling out this fall. The funding is renewable for three years, indicating a long-term commitment to enhancing student opportunities.

This investment aligns with the district's strategic plan and reflects the community's dedication to student well-being. The grant will significantly impact the educational landscape in Manson, providing essential resources for students and families. For more information, interested parties can contact Morgan Thornton at the school district.