Reviewed by: Amelia Pilgrim
10 Huntsville City Schools to receive $120,000 in grant funding combined
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On October 16, Huntsville City Schools (HCS) celebrated its third year working with Toyota Alabama to bring more funding to local classrooms through the Toyota DRIVE Classroom Grant initiative.
This year, more than $120,000 will be invested into 41 local classrooms, spanning 10 different schools.
The grant is funded by the Toyota Sustainability Development Fund, and is also supported by United Way and the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber Foundation.
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Which Huntsville City Schools received funding from Toyota Alabama?
The funding will be used to create many new and improved learning opportunities for local students, including outdoor STEM classrooms, mobile STEM kits, student book publishing opportunities and much more.
Here are the schools set to receive funding from the Toyota DRIVE Classroom Grant initiative:
- Jemison High
- Lee High
- Chapman Middle
- McNair Junior High
- Dawson Elementary
- Highlands Elementary
- Lakewood Elementary
- Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
- Montview Elementary
- Rolling Hills Elementary
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