The Philadelphia Charter School For Arts & Science At H.r. Edmunds

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Philadelphia Charter School The Philadelphia Charter School For The Arts & Sciences At H Division is a corporate entity registered to receive federal grant awards. As a non-profit organization and charter school, it provides educational services to students. Through subawards from federal grants, Philadelphia Charter School receives reimbursements for providing meals, milk, and snacks to students through school meal programs. It also receives funds to support technology improvements, help English language learners, assist underperforming students, and improve teacher quality.

Philadelphia Charter School has been the subrecipient on over 70 federal grant subawards from the Pennsylvania Department of Education, funded by entitlement programs like the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, and Child Nutrition Program. These reimburse Philadelphia Charter School for providing subsidized meals and milk to students. Additionally, the charter school has received federal grants supporting educational programming and improvements, including Title I Grants to Local Educational Agencies, Supporting Effective Instruction State Grants, English Language Acquisition State Grants, and Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants. These grants help improve academic outcomes for students, provide technology upgrades, assist schools in responding to COVID-19 impacts, and support other enhancements to teaching and learning. Through both meal reimbursement programs and educational grants, Philadelphia Charter School carries out the program objectives defined by the prime grant recipient, the Pennsylvania Department of Education.