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Extension program returns to Pendleton County; organizers say it's about $4,000 short of local match
Summary
Rocco of the West Virginia Extension Service told the Pendleton County Board that the Energy Express summer program will run again at Franklin Elementary, serving all three district elementary schools, but needs about $4,000 more in local donations to meet the 30% local match requirement.
Rocco, a representative of the West Virginia Extension Service, told the Pendleton County Board of Education that the Energy Express summer reading program will return this year at Franklin Elementary and will serve elementary students from the district’s three schools.
“We are excited to have the Energy Express program back this summer,” Rocco said, and added that the program requires a 30% local match. Rocco said the project is “about $4,000 short” of the local…
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