Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- The Laura MacArthur Elementary School received a $1.3 million dollar state grant to help fund strategies towards increasing student achievement.
The three-year grant begins this school year.
According to ISD 709 Superintendent Bill Gronseth, teachers, administrators, district staff and the Minnesota Department of Education worked together over the summer to conduct a school needs assessment, developed a detailed plan for school improvement and then filling out an application for the funds.
The grant provides a community needs assessment, staff professional development opportunities related to student achievement, and more resources to examine individual student results.
Gronseth said the grant also provides effective program evaluation.
Posted to the web by Jenna Vogt
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