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Tag Archives: educational foundations
West York foundation gets to work; Northeastern foundations merge
A new educational foundation has formed to support the West York Area School District, and foundations in the Northeastern School District have merged.
Red Lion foundation provides scholarships, funds for school projects
The Red Lion Area Educational Foudnation, a nonprofit, supported various projects in the school district in 2012.
Spring Grove projects get grant funding
The Spring Grove Area Educational Fund recently awarded mini-grants totaling $5,775 to eight teachers and a high school science team, for projects in a variety of areas including science, reading, music and fitness, at all school levels, according to a news release.
