Emerson-Hubbard High School teacher, Anne Milliken, had a wonderful Grants in Place Showcase project in Nebraska!
This excellent place-based project, Plainsongs for Plains Students, was focused on the importance of rural literature. It was inspired by the work of a nonprofit, RuralLITRALLY, under the direction of Dr. Paul Theobald. Learn more about this 2015 Grants in Place project and others! Thanks to Anne for her good work.
Grants In Place 2026 Impact Results
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Through partnership with Teton Science Schools, the impact of the Grants in Place Program on teachers and students continues to grow
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Clemson University College of Education Joins RSC Regional Hub Network
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