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Treynor board approves $113,223 at‑risk grant application with $37,741 district match
Summary
The board approved the district’s application for the maximum Modified Supplemental Amount (MSA) at‑risk/dropout funds of $113,223, requiring a $37,741 local match for a combined $150,964 to fund intervention specialists, mentoring and counseling focused on student retention.
The Treynor Community School District board unanimously approved an application for at‑risk/dropout funding on Jan. 13.
The district requested the maximum Modified Supplemental Amount (MSA) of $113,223 and identified a required district match of $37,741, yielding a combined program total of $150,964. Meeting materials specify the funds will primarily support salaries for intervention specialists and support staff, programming and services aimed at student retention, counseling and mentoring, early identification and other evidence‑based strategies to help students meet graduation requirements.
The motion to approve the application passed 5–0; Ms. Olson moved and Mr. Dreyer seconded. The board record did not identify additional conditions or suballocations at the meeting; staff will implement program details consistent with grant requirements and district priorities.
