Chandler-Gilbert accepts grant for Queen Creek program
Tim Brown, left, a external affairs director for Crown Castle, presents a symbolic $10,000 check to Tom Pearson, the dean of Workforce Development at Chandler Gilbert Community College. Crown Castle, a shared communications infrastructure provider, donated $10,000 to support the Queen Creek Promise, which is a program in which Town of Queen Creek eligible high school students can attend CGCC for two years with Arizona-resident tuition fully funded.
Courtesy of Chandler-Gilbert Community College
Chandler-Gilbert Community College recently received gifts from local partners that support a local connecting program.
Crown Castle, a shared communications infrastructure provider, donated $10,000 to support the Queen Creek Promise, according to a news release.
That's a program in which Town of Queen Creek eligible high school students can attend CGCC for two years with Arizona-resident tuition fully funded. The Queen Creek Promise is a last-dollar program intended to fill the gap in funding after financial aid and scholarships, the release states.
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Chandler-Gilbert accepts grant for Queen Creek program
Courtesy of Chandler-Gilbert Community College
Tim Brown, left, a external affairs director for Crown Castle, presents a symbolic $10,000 check to Tom Pearson, the dean of Workforce Development at Chandler Gilbert Community College. Crown Castle, a shared communications infrastructure provider, donated $10,000 to support the Queen Creek Promise, which is a program in which Town of Queen Creek eligible high school students can attend CGCC for two years with Arizona-resident tuition fully funded.
Chandler-Gilbert Community College recently received gifts from local partners that support a local connecting program.
Crown Castle, a shared communications infrastructure provider, donated $10,000 to support the Queen Creek Promise, according to a news release.
That's a program in which Town of Queen Creek eligible high school students can attend CGCC for two years with Arizona-resident tuition fully funded. The Queen Creek Promise is a last-dollar program intended to fill the gap in funding after financial aid and scholarships, the release states.
Crown Castle provides cell towers, small cells and fiber networks and has more than 250 employees in Arizona.
GM Financial also donated to the program.
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