Counties Get Money For Migrant Education

Santa Cruz, Monterey Counties Awarded More Than $800K

POSTED: 3:16 pm PST November 20, 2008

UPDATED: 4:02 pm PST November 20, 2008

SALINAS, Calif. -- Two Central Coast counties will receive more than $800,000 in federal funding for literacy grants to help migrant families.

Santa Cruz and Monterey counties were among 22 counties in California awarded funds to help raise literacy among the children of migrant families.

The Migrant Education Even Start grants are a part of the No Child Left Behind Act and are designed to provide educational assistance for migrant children between 3 and 7 years old.

Santa Cruz County was awarded $303,165 for the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. Monterey County was awarded $530,289 for the Monterey County Office of Education.

Links We Like

Sponsored Content

Improve Your Sexual Health In 2009

Want to improve your love life this year? Read what the experts have to say about love, excitement, and tenderness. More

Avoid These Ten Mortgage Mistakes

There are several mistakes many people make when getting a mortgage plan. Be sure you stay ahead of the game and avoid the pitfalls that come with a mortgage. More

Escape Winter With Top Travel Deals

Nothing breaks up the harsh winter months like a trip to somewhere warm. So plan your next vacation and get a great deal on airfare and other accommodations in the process. More

Save Money On Gas With Your Credit Card

Saving on gas is a top priority these days and your credit card can help. Find out how to reduce the cost of driving today. More

Don’t be left out. Make the switch to Digital TV.

Back To School

Back To School: Get Your Family Ready

Find out how to send your student off to college, make sure your child's backpack isn't too heavy and see how much you remember from your school days. Check out our Back to School guide. More