Politics & Government

Moon Area School District Receives School Safety Grant

The state grant assists districts in developing anti-violence programs.

State officials have awarded the Moon Area School District $9,764 in grant money to support programs that prevent incidents of violence in the district. 

Pennsylvania Senator-elect Matt Smith, D-Mt. Lebanon, and Rep. Mark Mustio, R-Moon, announced today that the district will receive a portion of the nearly $480,000 Safe Schools Target Grant.

Districts are eligible to receive up to $15,000 under the program. The program assists schools in developing anti-violence efforts, and in providing professional instruction to staff, according to a joint statement from Smith and Mustio. 

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From Moon Area Superindent Donna Milanovich:  

“The district is extremely thankful for the support from the Pennsylvania Department of Education on this endeavor. Safety in our schools starts with a positive environment, and this grant will help to further achieve this goal.”

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