Decatur Education Foundation awarded $40,144.00 in teacher and staff grants
The Oct 7 awards were the first cycle of the foundation's 2026-2027 grants, and the recipient list is on its website.
On Oct 7, Decatur Education Foundation put $40,144.00 into the community with the first cycle of its 2026-2027 Teacher and Staff grants.
The foundation says teachers and staff know how best to reach all students. The list of Fall 2026 recipients is on its website.
From Decatur Education Foundation· Instagram · Oct 8
Open the post“On October 7, 2026, Decatur Education Foundation put $40,144.00 into our community with the first cycle of our 2026-2027 Teacher and Staff grants. DEF understands that our teachers and staff know how best to reach ALL our students in creative and inspiring ways, and we want to support as many of those ideas as possible. The list of recipients for this Fall 2026 cycle is at https://www.decatureducationfoundation.org/.../fall-2026... Our work only possible through generous donors. Thank you to everyone who supports DEF!”
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