Creston School officials held a ceremony in their gymnasium Friday morning to celebrate a $10,000 grant the district received from the America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education Program, sponsored by the Bayer Fund.
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CRESTON –Creston School officials held a ceremony in their gymnasium Friday morning to celebrate a $10,000 grant the district received from the America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education Program, sponsored by the Bayer Fund.
In order to receive the grant, local farmers must nominate the school district they would like to see receive the funds. The district then fills out an application for the grant and turns it into Bayer. The program then decides which school districts will receive funds and how much.
Creston School leaders have applied for this grant multiple times in the past, but never received more than a few hundred dollars.