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Milford Schools secure vital grants for future success

June 21, 2024 | Milford Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts



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Milford Schools secure vital grants for future success
In a recent government meeting, significant updates were shared regarding the Milford Public Schools' initiatives and funding achievements. The discussion highlighted the approval of the Fiscal Year 2024 Student Opportunity Act (SOA) Plan, a crucial three-year strategy aimed at enhancing educational excellence within the district. This plan was submitted to the committee on March 7 and subsequently approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESC) on March 11.

Additionally, the meeting outlined various grants secured for the upcoming fiscal years. Notably, the district received a municipal cybersecurity awareness grant, recognized at the diamond level, which will bolster the protection of its infrastructure. Other financial achievements included a $14,375 grant focused on supporting students' social-emotional learning and mental health, a $20,000 subgrant from the United Way for the Milford Community Use Program, and a $26,400 grant for civics education at Milford High School.

Furthermore, an amendment to the FY 2023 budget allowed for the reallocation of remaining funds into FY 2025, ensuring continued professional development opportunities for educators. These developments reflect a proactive approach by the Milford Public Schools to secure resources that enhance educational programs and student well-being.

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