The Mountain Home Education Foundation, which supports educational programs for both students and staff of the Mountain Home School District, received a $13,000 grant contribution from the Rotary Club of Mountain Home Wednesday with part of the funds going to the Project Promise initiative. The donation comes from the Rotary Club's annual pancake sale. Executive Director for the Mountain Home Education Foundation, Mollie Morgan, says the funds will go to help local students pay for college.
Morgan says graduating high school students from the Mountain Home area don't have to worry about funding for college if they stay in the area and participate in the Project Promise program.
Students have to complete the FASFA, fill out the YOUniversal state scholarship application application, apply to ASU Mountain Home and graduate from Mountain Home High School.
For more information on the Mountain Home Education Program http://www.mountainhomeeducationfoundation.com/
Morgan says graduating high school students from the Mountain Home area don't have to worry about funding for college if they stay in the area and participate in the Project Promise program.
Students have to complete the FASFA, fill out the YOUniversal state scholarship application application, apply to ASU Mountain Home and graduate from Mountain Home High School.
For more information on the Mountain Home Education Program http://www.mountainhomeeducationfoundation.com/
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