Superintendent outlines $4–$5M integrated grant plan and seeks stakeholder input
Superintendent Kim presented the district—s integrated plan, combining nine federal and state grants (including the Student Investment Account), and said the program is worth roughly $4—$5 million annually to the district; she asked students and staff to prioritize how restricted funds should be used.
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Kim, the district superintendent, opened the presentation by describing the integrated plan that consolidates multiple grant sources and asked for stakeholder feedback on priorities. "This is our specialized funding in the state that comes to the school district, and we apply for this every year through the student investment account," Kim said, noting the district expects "about 4 to $5,000,000 a year" depending on allocations and legislative action.
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