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Funds increases for ATU-Ozark career training support

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by The City Wire staff ([email protected]) January 20, 2010 5:03 pm 66 views 

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The Arkansas Department of Higher Education has awarded Arkansas Tech University-Ozark Campus’ Career Pathways an additional $98,140 for the fiscal year 2010 student support, increasing the overall budget by approximately 30% from $330,484 to $428,624.

Approximately $63,000 is allocated to student childcare expenses and the remaining $36,140 is allocated to student transportation.
 

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