Muskogee Public Schools Receives Over $1 Million Grant from William Barry Love Foundation

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Muskogee Public Schools Secures Over $1 Million Grant from William Barry Love Foundation

Funding to Enhance Literacy, Afterschool Programs, and College Access

Muskogee Public Schools Receives Over $1 Million in Grants from PACE for Character Education and Student Well-Being

Muskogee Public Schools in Oklahoma has received over $1 million in grants from the Oklahoma non-profit organization, Partners Advancing Character Education (PACE).

The funds will be used for various programs and initiatives aimed at promoting character education and health and wellness among students.

The grants will also support mental health services, student wellness centers, and anti-bullying initiatives.

PACE is dedicated to supporting public schools across the state in their efforts to improve student outcomes and create a positive school environment.

The grants awarded to Muskogee Public Schools are part of a larger effort by PACE to invest in education and student well-being in Oklahoma.

The school district plans to use the funds to enhance existing programs and implement new initiatives that will benefit students and support their overall well-being.