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Project MASTERY
Project MASTERY, Mobile Access for Students and Teachers
to Educational Resources Year Round, helps many rural schools
that cannot afford new books, games, realia and software obtain access
to quality educational materials. |
Qualifying
Because of the sparse population and agricultural nature of the state,
many small Montana schools have students who qualify. Contact program
staff for more information.
Participation Statistics
- Montana has 107 rural schools with 40 or fewer students.
- MASTERY staff have traveled over 22,000 miles to qualify and serve
75 schools in 32 different counties.
- Participating schools have ordered more than 1,300 items from the
MMERC Library.
- MASTERY staff set up and delivered more than 30 donated computers
to rural schools.
- All of these numbers are growing daily.
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The
Project
MASTERY provides access to educational materials for small rural schools
with children whose families work in agriculture. In cooperation with
the Midwest Migrant Educational Resource Center (MMERC) in Minnesota,
qualifying schools can borrow from an extensive lending library of educational
materials.
Contact MASTERY Staff
Glen and Pam White
PO Box 143
Hysham, MT 59038
(406) 342-5563 |
