CALHOUN SCHOOLS WILL GET $675,000 IN STIMULUS FUNDS

(03/27/2009)

Calhoun Schools will be getting $675,000 in stimulus money, according to Calhoun superintendent of schools Roger Propst. Propst said $293,000 of the grant will be used for teaching and learning for children with disabilities. Title I programs will be funded by $382,000 of the package, to likely be used for programs at Pleasant Hill and Arnoldsburg schools. Stimulus money is already in the pipeline, and will shortly be put to use.

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