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Evan Dexter, right, presenting books to Debra Krinsky, Voluntary Services Coordinator of the Manchester VA Medical Center. Courtesy Photo
MANCHESTER, NH – The Founders Academy Public Charter School student, Evan Dexter, donated 500 canteen books to the Manchester VA Medical Center. Evan is a Son of the American Legion Henry J. Sweeney Post 2 along with his grandfather, Bill Roy, who is a member.
Additional canteen books were donated to the New Hampshire Veterans Home in Tilton and the White River Junction VA Hospital in Vermont. The books contain pre-paid vouchers patients and residents can use in the on-site stores.
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The Founders Academy. Photo/Carol Robidoux
MANCHESTER, NH – The Founders Academy Public Charter School in Manchester on Dec. 7 learned it would be awarded more than $155,000 in Supplemental Public School Response Funds (SPSRF#2) by the New Hampshire Department of Education. Most of this money comes to the state from the Federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The money will be used to cover expenses related to COVID including protective equipment, facility upgrades, and technology needs related to remote learning.
Upon receiving news of the grant money for The Founders Academy, Dean of School, Cassie Hayes said, “This grant helped covered the unexpected COVID-related expenses and allows us to continue to provide a safe and rigorous educational experience for all students. We are able to provide a safe learning environment for those students who would like to come into the building and a robust learning environment for those students