If you are a school looking for STEM dollars, apply for this grant by May 1 . 

Over the past two years, Dot Foods has worked with educators across the region to deliver teacher training and support hands-on STEM learning. This new grant program expands that effort by helping schools launch or grow projects that engage students in science, technology, engineering, and math. The program is open to schools in Brown, Adams, Schuyler, Cass, Pike, McDonough, Morgan, Fulton, Greene, Scott, and Hancock counties. Schools serving students in any or all grades K–12 can apply.

Then, Ashley talks to Lindsey Hess with the Miss Quincy Scholarship Program about their Mom and Me Tea fundraiser.