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Lamoni schools awarded five-year 21st Century Community Learning Center extension; Summer Academy runs June 1'0
Summary
The Lamoni Community School District received a five-year 21st Century Community Learning Center grant extension totaling $278,536 to support before-, after- and summer-school programming; the district's Lamoni Exploration Summer Academy runs June 1'0 for K— students and is funded by 21CCLC funds.
The Lamoni Community School District announced a five-year extension of its 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21CCLC) grant at the June 8 board meeting. The total award is $278,536 over five years, described in the minutes as approximately $59,512 the first three years and 75% of that amount for each of the final two years. The board said it will review how the grant supports before-, after- and summer-school programming.
Karen Roberts described the Lamoni Exploration Summer Academy, a 4-week program running June 1'0, 2022, from 8 a.m. to noon for students entering kindergarten through grade 4. Roberts outlined weekly themes: Week 1 — In the Garden; Week 2 — Nutrition and Fitness; Week 3 — Splash Week; Week 4 — This Place is a Zoo. Roberts reported strong attendance the first week and said participation is expected to remain high. Minutes state the program is funded through 21CCLC state grant funds.
The board will review the grant details and how programming funded by the award supports students and families in the district. No further fiscal breakdowns or implementation timelines beyond the five-year award and the Summer Academy dates were provided in the minutes.
