Grants and outside funding items in Chatham County Schools
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Grants and outside funding | 10 |
| Schools and education | 10 |
| Budget and appropriations | 4 |
| Bonds and debt | 1 |
| Broadband and technology | 1 |
| Contracts and procurement | 1 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 1 |
| Police and public safety | 1 |
| Public facilities | 1 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 1 |
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The consolidated federal grants package for the 2026-27 school year.
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Donations to the district from the Chatham Education Foundation, accepted by the board.
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The consolidated federal grant application for 2025-26, which packages the district's Title program money into one submission to the state.
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Sets the terms of the district's grow-your-own teacher scholarship: up to $10,000, paid $2,500 a year for four years through the Chatham Education Foundation, in exchange for returning to teach in Chatham County Schools for four years. Students apply from tenth grade with essays, transcripts, attendance and discipline…Approved without recorded dissent
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Acceptance of two Center for Safer Schools grants: $150,000 for safety equipment and $75,000 for students in crisis.Approved without recorded dissent
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Thirty interactive panels and 127 televisions with wireless casting, funded from what the changed Chromebook cycle saved, so every K-5 classroom has a panel and every 6-12 classroom a screen. Most of the work falls at the middle and high schools.Approved without recorded dissent
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North Carolina counties may not build broadband networks and may only grant money to providers serving unserved areas. A federal fund covers about 3,448 county locations, state grants run about $8.1 million, and a newer programme will serve 2,555 locations with the state now covering a $2 million local match. The coun…
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Wolfspeed offered $20,000 to the county robotics team, drawn from Jordan-Matthews High School and Chatham Early College, for its FIRST Robotics competition season. Board approval is required for any donation over $5,000.Approved unanimously
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A contract funded with county American Rescue Plan Act borrowing to add air conditioning to six school gymnasiums, a project already in the capital improvement plan. The county approached the district because it had borrowed money that needed to be spent, and agreed to cover any shortfall. The work depended on pending…Approved unanimously
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A donation of gently used 3D printers to Seaforth High School from a local dental and orthodontics practice. Staff said the machines cost about 50,000 dollars each new and are now valued around 15,000, well beyond what the district could buy, and that teachers will be trained to use them across career and technical ed…Approved unanimously
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