Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Red Cloud Indian School Proposes to Have 14 Full-time and 18 Half-time Americorps (AC) Members Who Will (1) Enhance Students' Math, Literacy, and Stem (science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Skills; (2) Facilitate and Support After School Programs; and (3) Serve as Teachers Aides, Librarian Aides, Coaches, and Bus Drivers on a Rotational Basis on Limited Local Routes at Red Cloud Elementary School (K-8) and Red Cloud High School (9-12) in the Village of Pine Ridge, and at Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School (K-8) in the Town of Porcupine. at the End of the First Program Year, the Ac Members Will Be Responsible for Improving Students' Achievement in Literacy and Math and Increasing the Number of Red Cloud Indian School Students Who Are College-ready. in Addition, the Ac Members Will Leverage an Additional 5 Volunteers That Will Be Engaged in Classroom Instruction and After School Support. the CNCS Investment of $318,537 Will Be Matched With $320,264, $4,800 in Public Funding and $315,464 in Private Funding.
Committed
$817,443
Paid out
$406.5K
50%
Committed, not yet paid
$410.9K
50%
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