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Superintendent announces Stop School Violence grant award worth just over $400,000

Scottsbluff Public Schools Board of Education · October 9, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Deaton told the board the district received a Stop School Violence grant that will provide the district slightly more than $400,000 to improve infrastructure; he credited Wendy Kimling for lead grant-writing efforts.

In his remarks the superintendent announced that the district was awarded a Stop School Violence grant, with the district's portion described as "just a little over $400,000." He credited district staff, naming Wendy Kimling for grant-writing leadership, and said the funds will be used to improve infrastructure across the district. "So, we'll be excited to implement that grant that, the portion that we will receive from the district is just a little over $400,000," he said.

In the same remarks the superintendent recognized student speakers, staff award winners and noted the forthcoming leadership review related to an upcoming retirement announcement. The district did not provide further detail on grant timelines, specific project elements, or exact allocation in the meeting remarks; staff follow-up will be required to outline implementation.