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Whitehall district wins five-year 21st Century grant worth $220,530 a year
Summary
The Whitehall School District announced it received a five-year K–12 21st Century grant that will provide $220,530 annually to expand after-school and summer programming, fund new extracurriculars and sustain the district's Friday and summer programs.
The superintendent told the board the district "did receive it for 5 years" and that "we have $220,530 a year for 5 years." The grant, previously a K–8 award for the district, has been expanded to fund K–12 programming and will sustain the Friday program and summer offerings.
The superintendent said the award will support several new and continuing activities for students, including a fencing club led by a staff member and expanded esports and summer weightlifting opportunities. "One of the things that'll fund is the fencing club that, Tim is going to take charge of," the superintendent said. District staff credited Lindsay Moen and Kristen Worth for authoring the successful application. The board took no additional action; the announcement was a report item and staff will bring implementation details to future meetings.
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