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CHS Kahok Academy Awarded Grant from Scott Credit Union Foundation

Posted Date: 01/09/26 (04:19 PM)
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Four individuals stand together holding a banner for Scott Credit Union Community Foundation, with text indicating a grant award to CHS Kahok Academy.Kahok Academy was awarded a grant from the Scott Credit Union Community Foundation.  The grant will help provide incentives to reward students in the CHS Kahok Academy credit recovery program.  Stacy Hartle, Kahok Academy program coordinator and instructor, accepted the award from Scott Credit Union Foundation representatives in December. 

Scott Credit Union's With You Grant Program

Scott Credit Union's With You Grant Program was created to support local schools and empower educators to enhance the student experience. This year, the Scott Credit Union Community Foundation has committed $150,000 in grant funding to help schools bring projects to life that directly benefit students. Scott Credit Union’s With You Grant is an education-focused funding program administered by the Scott Credit Union Community Foundation that provides financial support to local schools for projects that directly benefit students. 

Each year, the Foundation awards grants to schools within Scott Credit Union’s service area to help fund classroom enhancements, innovative learning initiatives, STEM programs, special education resources, and other student-centered needs. Grant recipients are selected through an application and review process based on factors such as school need, student impact, and the overall value of the project. 

Funded through Foundation fundraising efforts and member debit card use, the With You Grant reflects Scott Credit Union’s commitment to investing in stronger schools and communities. The With You grants were selected by a volunteer committee, and all submissions remained anonymous until after the winners were selected. Winners were chosen based on need, the percentage of student enrollment impacted by the project, and the direct benefit the project will offer to students.