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Nonprofit awards $800,000 to help Camden schools reopen

Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Cherry Hill Courier Post

Camden schools — public, charter and Renaissance schools — will get a boost to help prepare for reopening.

The nonprofit Camden Education Fund has awarded eight grants of $100,000 each to the Camden City School District, Camden’s Promise, LEAP Academy University Charter School, Hope Community Charter School, Freedom Prep Charter School, KIPP Cooper Norcross Academy, Mastery Schools of Camden and Uncommon Camden Prep.  

The grants may be used to assist schools in educating students during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic by addressing a variety of needs. 

Schools can address logistical and operational issues by purchasing thermometers, plexiglass barriers, signage and personal protective equipment, for example. They may use grant money for online learning platforms and technology and other educational materials for students, as well.

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