LINC applies for 21st Century Community Learning Center funding

The Local Investment Commission (LINC) is applying for grant funding from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s 21st Century Community Learning Centers program (21 CCLC). Resources and programming proposed by LINC include:

21st Century Community Learning Centers that support student learning before and after school, with an emphasis on STEAM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math).

Access to support in addressing needs of the community (crisis intervention, parenting resources, utility assistance, etc.).

Monthly meetings to help parents and neighbors connect with local resources.

Events throughout the year that promote student and family engagement.

LINC will provide before and after school STEAM focused activities and events that are available to all school-aged children in the community.

Proposed sites for 21st Century Community Learning Centers include:

 

Center School District

Boone Elem.

 

Grandview School District

Belvidere Elem.

Conn-West Elem.

Martin City K-8

 

Hickman Mills School District

Warford Elem.

 

Kansas City Public Schools

Garcia Elem.

Garfield Elem.

Gladstone Elem.

Wheatley Elem.

We are seeking your feedback on how we can provide equitable and effective program services for eligible private school students and their families. If you are interested in providing consultation on how to serve your students and families, please contact Sean Akridge at sakridge@kclinc.org.

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