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FY08 8007(b) Grants Announced |
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The U.S. Department announced 13 winners of the FY 2008 Section 8007(b) Discretionary Grant Awards. The winners included five Alaska schools, four Arizona schools, two Montana schools and one school each in Nebraska and Washington. A synopsis of the grant-winning school districts follows…
Alaska Alaska State Department of Education
on behalf of the Mt. Edgecumbe Boarding School
$527,000 roof replacement
$176,634 installation of fire alarms
Lower Kuskokwim School District
$2,699,465 replaces fuel storage
facility at the Eek School
Lower Yukon School District
$1,473,467 replaces fuel storage
facility at Ignatius Beans-Mt. Pribilof
School District
$2,288,979 complete renovation of
St. George school on St. George Is.
Yukon Flats School District
$472,782 – Chalkyitsik
$472,782 – Stevens Village
$472,782 – Venetie
Replaces current water systems
Arizona
Akimel O’Otham Pee Posh (3-4)
$207,510 – Replace modular class-
rooms at charter school
Painted Desert Demonstration Projects
$375,082 – To be used toward a
proposed project; includes grant
conditions
Pinon Unified School District
$1,766.000 – Roof and HVAC
replacement
Shonto Governing Board
$54,200 – Upgrades fire alarm
system to meet code
Montana
Harlem High School District
$100,000 – Replace sewer lines &
install security surveillance system
Rocky Boy Elementary School District
$1,251,965 – Replaces fire system,
Underground electrical system,
HVAC system & doors/windows
Nebraska
Santee School District
$634,280 – Replace failing roof
Washington
Wellpinit School District #49
$4,362,935 – Install new HVAC;
new fire alarm, remediate
accessibility deficiencies, replace
roof and exterior doors and window
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