Adrian, MI – Adrian Public Schools has announced that it has been awarded $32,000 from the Michigan Department of Education’s 27k Student Loan Repayment Program. The goal of the program is to support educators by alleviating the burden of student loan repayments, thereby fostering a more supportive and thriving educational environment.
Nikki Culley, Director of Human Resources at Adrian Public Schools, who spearheaded the grant application, expressed her excitement about the award. “This grant is a tremendous opportunity to support our teachers who work tirelessly to provide quality education to our students. By alleviating some of their financial burdens, we hope to enhance their professional and personal well-being, ultimately benefiting the entire Adrian Public Schools community.”
Superintendent Nate Parker praised the program, emphasizing its role in addressing the ongoing teacher shortage. “Programs like the 27k Student Loan Repayment Program are essential in supporting and retaining our educators. This funding not only helps our current teachers but also makes our district more attractive to prospective educators. We are grateful to the Michigan Department of Education, the legislative body, and Governor Whitmer for their commitment to investing in the future of education.”
Adrian Public Schools is dedicated to creating a supportive and enriching environment for both students and staff. This grant is a significant step towards achieving that goal, ensuring that our teachers feel valued and supported as they continue to inspire and educate the next generation.
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*media courtesy of Adrian Public Schools*