Federal grant · project grant (b)
Cache Public Schools Presents the C3T Project to Increase Academic Achievement in Mathematics in Preparation for Health Sciences Careers. the Project Will Be Implemented in Cache, Oklahoma, Near Both Fort Sill Army Installation and Altus Air Force Base. Cache Serves 1,978 Students in Grades PK-12, 41 Percent of Whom Are Military-connected. Student Test and Achievement Data Indicate a Need for Better Math Scores, Improved Math Education, and a Social-emotional Component to Help Students Learn and Teachers Teach in an Atmosphere More Conducive to Project-based Learning and Collaboration. the Goal of the Project Is to Improve Math Outcomes in Grades 4 and 9 Annually. the Project Will Address Teaching Strategies, Communication Among the Math Faculty Through Project-based Learning, and Student Social-emotional Growth to Introduce More Students to Careers in Health Sciences by Emphasizing the M in Steam.
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$750,000
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