📋 Tender Overview
Today, U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks (both D-Md.) announced $1,214,311 in federal funding for higher education institutions on the Eastern Shore to support low-income students, first-generation students, and students with disabilities as they pursue their degree.
A quality education opens doors to good-paying jobs and meaningful opportunities, but many still face unnecessary and unfair barriers to academic achievement - especially when it comes to college. These federal investments will enable the Eastern Shores colleges to provide students with the resources they need to overcome obstacles and succeed in school and beyond, said Senator Van Hollen.
I believe every person should have access to a great education, which is why I am so proud to work alongside Senator Van Hollen to secure funding for our colleges on the Eastern Shore. Education unlocks opportunities to succeed. Not only will this funding help support students in need of additional resources, it will ultimately fuel our economy and create our next generation of leaders, said Senator Alsobrooks.
The federal grants have been awarded as follows:
$669583 to Chesapeake College
$272,364 to Wor-Wic Community College
$272,364 to Salisbury University
The federal funding comes from the U.S. Department of Educations TRIO Student Support Services grant program, which supports preparation and guidance for students as they pursue education beyond high school. This program was funded at $1.91 billion through the FY25 government funding bill.
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